American Meteorological Society/National Weather Association (AMS/NWA)
NVU-Lyndon’s chapter of AMS/NWA encourages fellowship among members, stimulates awareness and interest in meteorology and activities, and shares of knowledge of the science of meteorology. This club often brings speakers to campus and manages the Northeaster Storm Conference, a national meteorology conference attended by meteorologists and students across New England.
Model UN
The Model UN club participates every year in the Harvard National Model United Nations conference in Boston. They apply for a country to represent on various committees that are simulations of the UN. On campus, they’re hoping to promote discussion through a series of forum-style “talks” this semester.
Music and Entertainment Industry Students Association (MEISA)
MEISA is the National Music and Entertainment Industry Students Association. Their goal is to provide a marketplace for ideas, strategies, and original concepts in education to meet the professional challenges of the music industry in the 21st century. Additionally, the club strives to advance the students’ knowledge, experience, and skills, in furtherance of career goals in the music industry.
Sports Medicine Club
The Sports Medicine Club brings together members of the NVU-Lyndon community that have a shared interest in sports medicine and exercise science.
Student Investment Group
The Student Investment Group is open to any student interested in investing money and with an interest in the business world. This group is tied closely to the Business Department at NVU.
Twilight Players
This group is dedicated to the performing and interpretive arts. The Twilight Players has created an environment in which these arts can be enjoyed through a variety of media and community service projects. The Twilight Players is one of Lyndon’s oldest student groups. They typically produce two shows a year for the NVU-Lyndon and surrounding communities and organize impromptu nights in which any member of the community can participate.