Student Clubs

The Sports Club is a recreational club for students who enjoy sports, providing opportunities for friendly competition, fitness, and team-building activities.

This is your opportunity to practice any sport of interest and pass leisure time actively among friends.

The Northwestern Sports Club meets regularly to play miscellaneous sports games. It promotes physical health and well-being while teaching the importance of teamwork.

By working as an ensemble and welcoming everyone to join us, the Stage Society immerses ourselves in theatre, hoping to become better artists and collaborators, on and offstage. We work hard, have fun and we embrace the friendships that evolve from our projects.

The STEM Club supports students' interests in STEM and helps students learn more about STEM careers.

The STEM Club is for students interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, providing hands-on projects, competitions and opportunities to explore STEM careers.

SADHA cultivates, promotes, and sustains the art and science of dental hygiene. The club represents the common interests of the dental hygiene profession and contributes toward the improvement of the health of the public.

This group promotes accountable, compassionate and skilled graduates who can continually advance the art and science of the nursing profession.

The Student Nurses Club promotes community service, fellowship, networking and support for the members of the Naugatuck Valley nursing program. This club is open to all students interested in the nursing field and are looking to find out more about a career in nursing.

The Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Association (SOTA), serves as a forum for discussion of relevant professional issues, assisting Occupational Therapy Assistant students in their educational pursuits. In addition to promoting the Occupational Therapy profession to the public and college community, SOTA provides experiences for OTA students to demonstrate leadership; engage in service projects in the community; and represent the field through an organized, student-led process. The Association’s activities include advocacy, community engagement, team-building activities, and fund-raising endeavors.

The mission of this organization is to support the educational experience and professional growth of the physical therapy student while instilling the American Physical Therapy Association's core values of accountability, altruism, compassion/caring, excellence, professionalism, professional duty and social responsibility.

SPEAK provides support and assistance to those within the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning community, as well as allies.

The purpose of the Sustainability Club is to provide opportunities for academic learning, connections across the broader Quinebaug Valley sustainability ecosystem, and real-life opportunities to interface with sustainability-related systems. Campus Location: Danielson

The purpose of the Tabletop Gaming Club is to foster a community of people interested in playing board games, providing a space for students to decompress and for new and existing friendships to flourish.

Campus Location: Danielson