Johnson Clubs

NVU-Johnson Clubs and Organizations

Academic Organizations and Honor Societies

Mathematics Club: The mission of the NVU-Johnson Mathematics Club is to bring together students who share an interest in mathematics and computer science. We aim to create a friendly and respectful community of all skill levels and expect participants to bring in positive energy, leaving a great name for our club. Activities of the club may include, but are not limited to, discussing new topics in mathematics and computer science, exploring math puzzles, and implementing community service projects such as partnering with local schools to offer math tutoring. Membership shall be open to all students who pay the student activity fee although meetings and some activities are open to anyone in the campus community to attend.

Model UN Club: Model United Nations gives Johnson students a chance to immerse themselves in global politics, diplomacy and to learn about other cultures. Participants are accepted on the basis of a one-page paper they submit as their application, and then the group researches a specific country to represent at the annual Model UN event.

National Society of Leadership and Success: A selective organization for undergraduate, graduate, and adult learners that provides a peer network, scholarships, and leadership opportunities. Learn more.

Serious About Science Club: The Serious About Science Club is dedicated to working with the NVU-Johnson Department of Environmental & Health Sciences to build a greater connection between incoming and upperclass students in the science programs. Our main goal is to gather a group of students with a common interest in the field of science to discuss articles, plan trips, and improve the necessary skills to succeed in a scientific career (e.g., networking). The structure of the club is more academically oriented than traditional student clubs at NVU-Johnson, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have fun!

Interest Groups

Anime Club: Share your passion for anime with fellow enthusiasts on campus.

Christian Fellowship: InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is a student-led group and an affiliate of InterVarsity New England. The group seeks to bring students together to transform the campus by thinking and acting more like Christ to positively impact the community and the world. Fellowship, prayer, service projects, and Bible study are all part of the group’s activities. Christian Fellowship has large group meetings weekly, as well as multiple small group meetings around the campus.

Humans vs Zombies: Humans vs. Zombies (HvZ) is a worldwide phenomenon that has taken the Johnson campus by storm! Played on over 600 college campuses around the globe, HvZ is a week-long game of tag played between two teams: The Humans and the Zombies. Members of the Human team attempt to Nerf Blast their way to survival for a week, while the Zombie teams aims to tag all surviving members of the Human team. Daily missions by both groups weed out the weak!Students and even a few faculty members have participated in this fun, free activity. You can find out more about HvZ at www.humansvszombies.org!

Magic: The Gathering Club: Enthusiasts meet to play, trade and talk strategy. Fans of this classic trading card game are welcome to get involved.

Pride Alliance: The Pride Alliance is a group of students interested in raising awareness about LGTBQ+ issues and sponsors Ally Training, the Drag Ball, the annual Ally Dinner and other related events. The group is active in helping ensure that the campus remains a safe, respectful and welcoming community for all students.

Realms (LARP): Live action role playing enthusiasts gather to share their creativity and sense of adventure.

Vegan Cooking Club: Enjoy new dishes with friends who share your passion for vegan cooking.

Wellness Club: The Wellness Club at NVU-Johnson brings together students interested in spreading the importance of health and wellness around the campus community. Living a balanced life takes practice and we are here to encourage members along the way

Media and Arts

Basement Medicine, student newspaper: Visit the website of our student-run campus newspaper, which publishes twice a month during the academic year.

Dance Club: The Dance Club is the most popular club on campus, with more than 60 students regularly involved. At the end of each semester, members show their self-choreographed pieces to the NVU-Johnson community during performances in Dibden Center for the Arts. You’ll want to get your tickets early because this is always a sold out show.

Jewelry Club: The Jewelry Making and Design Club was created to provide a welcoming, creative environment where students can express, expand, and cultivate their unique individual personalities and styles through the various mediums of jewelry making and design. Jewelry Making and Design provides the opportunity to learn, socialize, relax, network, and teach through our chosen medium to all levels of experience, talent, and skill.

WJSC, 90.7 FM: Radio Johnson: This campus based, free-form radio station lets students share their music and perspectives over the air.

Writers Club: Campus creative writers gather to share their work, offer feedback, and gain new perspectives on their in-process projects.

Recreation and Club Sports

Men’s Rugby Club: Learn more about the Men's Rugby Club by visiting their website.

Outing Club: The NVU-Johnson Outing Club is an organization of people who share a love for the outdoors and the environment. It provides an opportunity for people to learn a new skill or take on an adventure of their own. We want people to feel comfortable but also take on challenges. We will assist people who wish to lead or participate in backpacking, hiking, camping, rock climbing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, kayaking, and canoeing. Equipment is limited, but may be provided to the campus community from the outing club with prior notice. Anyone is welcome to participate, novice up to expert level.

Ski and Snowboard Club: This club organizes several Rail Jams each semester (including one in the fall, where snow is trucked in to the campus Quad!) and maintains the campus terrain park.

Women’s Rugby Club: The Women’s Rugby Club, which competes as part of the New England Rugby Football Union, is a fun, supportive, and competitive group for active women on campus. The Johnson Women’s Rugby team secured the national Division IV championship title in 2011, besting previously undefeated Albright College of Pennsylvania 12-5.

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