Club and Organization Directory

Association of Commuter Students - Association of Commuter Students tries to bring commuter and access students together since they do not live on campus. ACS events gives them an opportunity to meet other commuter students and feel like a part of the LC campus.
Meeting: Monthly Wednesday 12:00 PM MACS office
Contact: Mallory Wooldridge

Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society - An honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. Activities will be designed to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological sciences, and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students of the life sciences
Meeting: Monthly Friday 4:00 PM Hobbs
Contact: Brandy Allen

Circle K International - Community service based organization with a main focus on helping children.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Thursday 8:00 PM Schewel 229
Contact: Ashley Longstreet

College Democrats - The College Democrats Assocation is in existence to raise consiousness as well as discussion, on issues currently facing American Society, be it political or non-political issues.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 1:00 PM NULL
Contact: Nick Moore

Delta Sigma Pi - Co-ed Professional Business fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 8:00 PM Brewer
Contact: Hunter Fairchild

Democracy Matters - Democracy Matters, a non-partisan campus-based project of Common Cause, works to get big private money out of politics and people back in. Offering paid internships to undergraduates and affiliate internships to high school students, Democracy Matters mentors the next generation of leaders dedicated to strengthening our democracy. Students organize actions and projects connecting pro-democracy reforms to issues of environment, civil rights, education, health care, foreign policy, and more.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 3:00 PM Schewel
Contact: Rachel Safren

Economics and Investment Club - Lynchburg College Economics and Investment Club's purpose is to provide students and members with tools and information to make the right investment decisions for their future and retirement. Our scope goes beyond just stocks and bonds and we strive to look in every aspect of investing, be it real estate or international market.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 4:00 PM Trading Room
Contact: Marc Halley

Enrollment Student Ambassadors - ESA contacts and gives tours to prospective students.
Meeting: Bi-monthly Monday 1:00 PM Alumni House Lounge
Contact: Taylor Coursey

Eye on LC - Lynchburg College's broadcast media organization.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 9:00 PM Schewel 116
Contact: Bruce S. Graham, Jr.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes - Impact the world for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches. Also to present the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church
Meeting: Weekly Monday 7:30 PM Turner 308
Contact: Mason Wooldrige

Istoria - Istoria is an organization devoted to the spread of the appreication of history and all historical endeavors.
Meeting: Bi-monthly Friday 3:00 PM Westwood History House
Contact: John Marks

Lynchburg College Emergency Medical Services - We are a student run organization and we provide emergency medical care to the students and faculty of LC as well as to anyone on LC campus.WE conduct trainings and have regular weekly meetings on Sundays.
Meeting: Weekly Saturday 8:30 PM Hopwood 14
Contact: Laura Heltzel

Lynchburg College Graphic Arts & Design - The purpose of this organization shall be to meet the needs of the graphic demands of students, faculty, staff, or other outside organizations. Graphic Design majors and minors will have the opportunity to hone their design skills while creating pieces that are portfolio worthy.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 7:00 PM Schewel 111
Contact: Kim Davies

Lynchburg College Student Athletic Training Club - The mission of the club shall be to establish, maintain, and operate a professional organization designed to provide active leadership roles for the Athletic Training students, encourage members to become more involved in campus and community service projects, and to provide funds for student attendance at professional meetings and symposia. The club shall also provide additional educational opportunities for the members, and guest speakers for the general student population at LC.
Meeting: Monthly Monday 8:30 PM Turner 314/340
Contact: Cory J. Hall

National Model United Nations Club - The NMUNC is an organization that allows students from all different fields come together to learn about the world and the U.N. As a club we help prepare the adjoining class for their trip to New York to compete in the simulation.
Meeting: Monthly Thursday 9 PM Hopwood
Contact: Billy Green

Pre-Law Society - To offer fellowship and information on Legal careers.
Meeting: Monthly Wednesday 4:30 PM Schewel 229
Contact: Thuy 'T' Pham

Public Relations Student Society of America - The goal of the organization is to help students understand current theories and procedures in the field of public relations. To inspire appreciation of the highest ethical ideals and principles. To create awareness of an appropriate professional attitude. And to foster an appreciation of Associate Membership in PRSA and eventually accredited membership.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Tuesday 5:30 PM Schewel 209
Contact: Sarah H. Ridgeway

STING - STING is a professional student orgaization designed to support, encourage, and provide assistance to members seeking professional opportunities at the local, state, and national levels. Membership in this organization is open to anyone with an interest in health and physical education, health promotion, athletic training, exercise physiology, sport management, or recreation.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Wednesday 8:00 PM Turner 310
Contact: Latoya Harris

Student Activities Board - Student Programming on Campus.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 7;00 PM TBA
Contact: Tori Pever

Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society - Student organization aimed at promoting chemistry in the community.
Meeting: Monthly Tuesday 4:00 PM Hobbs 3rd Floor Loby
Contact: Jennifer Lambertson

Student Nursing Association of Lynchburg College - This is an organization comprised of sophomore through senior nursing students at Lynchburg College.We host speakers and events that are cater to a career in the field of nursing.Many of our speakers are LC alumni who have obtained various advanced degrees. Some are still practicing nurses , while others have moved on to vastly different careers; such as law and entrepreneurship. We try to give the students a look at life as a nurse, and a look at life outside of nursing. After all, current trends show that most individuals will change jobs several times throughout their lifetime.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Monday 1:00 PM time/ place varies
Contact: John Witt

Theoria - Theoria is the philosophy club here at LC for the purpose of promoting discussion and debate on relevant and controversial issues in the world.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 1:00 PM Westover
Contact: Kara McKenzie

Class of 2009 - The mission of the Lynchburg College Student Government Association is to actively voice the opinions and concerns of the student body. We strive to provide strong judicial, executive, and legislative branches to effectively govern and support students, organizations, and the greater campus community. By being readily available and providing opportunities to develop leadership, we encourage excellence, honor, and pride throughout Lynchburg College.
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 5:15 PM Shwl hall
Contact: Marleny Castanos

Class of 2010 - We are representatives to SGA, in particularly the Freshman Class, and work as a private entity as well as a collective entity within SGA. Officers are responsible for the planning and implementation of events for the graduating class of 2010.
Meeting: Weekly Monday NULL PM NULL
Contact: Rebecca Maier

Class of 2011 - Represent the Freshman Class through Student Government.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 1:00 PM TBA
Contact: Melissa Richards

Interfraternity Council - Governing Council for Fraternities on campus
Meeting: Weekly Friday 5:00 PM Schewel Hall
Contact: Jordan Curet

National Pan-Hellenic Council - The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Incorporated is currently composed of nine(9) International Greek letter sororities and fraternities. On the campus of Lynchburg College four out of the nine organizations are represented: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. NPHC promotes interaction through forums, meetings and other mediums for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative programming and initiatives through various activities and functions.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Tuesday 7:00 PM Hall Campus 200
Contact: Rachel Gibson

Panhellenic Council - The governing body over the nationally recognized sororities.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 5:45 PM Greek Life Office
Contact: Ashley Wiggins

Student Government Association - The mission of the Lynchburg College Student Government Association is to actively voice the opinions and concerns of the student body. We strive to provide strong executive, legislative, and judicial branches to effectively govern and support students, organizations, and the greater campus community. By being readily available and providing opportunities to develop leadership, we encourage excellence, honor and pride through Lynchburg College.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 5:30 PM Schewel 229
Contact: Ally Datz

Student Judicial Board - Members of the Student Judicial Boards promote awareness of and uphold the Honor and Student Conduct Codes and commitment to the principles of honor and integrity embodied in College policies. Board members focus on education, helping students, faculty, and staff alike to become knowledgeable of student rights and responsibilities as well as campus behavioral expectations detailed in the Honor and Student Conduct Codes (see The Hornet). Should alleged infractions of College policy occur, Board members serve as peer advisors to students charged with infractions and serve on hearing panels that determine appropriate address of misconduct.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 5:30 PM Centennial 207
Contact: TBA

Alpha Psi Omega - T o promote the art of the Theatre through academic excellence and student involvement.
Meeting: Weekly Friday 5:00 PM Dillard Theatre
Contact: Ashley Byrne

Eta Tau chapter of Kappa Delta Pi - International Honor Society in Education
Meeting: Monthly Tuesday 7:00 PM Warren Townhouse
Contact: Caitlin Regan

Kappa Delta Pi - Education honor society
Meeting: Monthly Tuesday 8:00 PM Thompson 211
Contact: Caitlin Regan

Omicron Delta Kappa - The National Leadership Honor Society
Meeting: Weekly Monday 1:00 PM TBA
Contact: Megan Powell

Order of Omega - Order of Omega is a Greek organization that recognizes those fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity activities, encourages them to continue along this line, and inspires others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment. We bring together outstanding fraternity men and women to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate fraternity affairs, and we bring together faculty, alumni, and student members of the institution's fraternities and sororities on a basis of mutual interest, understanding and helpfulness.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 6:00 PM Alumni Lounge
Contact: N/A

Psi Chi - A National Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purpose of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship and advancing the science of psychology.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Tuesday 8:15 PM Psych Building
Contact: Billy Green

Lynchburg College Concert Choir - The Lynchburg College Concert Choir is the main choir on campus. It performs about two concerts a semester and practices three times a week. It is open to all majors.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 4:00 PM Hebb Recital Studio
Contact: Sara Veazey

Coterie - The purpose of this publication is to create an outlet for the Lynchburg College community to express themselves through visual conceptual works of art. The magazine collects submissions monthly, and is assembled by the editors and then published for viewing online.
Meeting: Monthly Friday 6:00 PM Schewel 111
Contact: Brandon Hunter

The Critograph - The Critograph is the student run and student produced paper of Lynchburg College, which is published weekly.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 1:00 PM Centennial 340
Contact: TBA

The Lynchburg Current - A campus newspaper that publishes three times a semester and engages students with interesting and relevant articles about the Lynchburg community and beyond.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Monday 8:00 PM Schewel
Contact: Brad Danker

Baptist Collegiate Ministries - A student run organization that offers christian fellowship and spiritual growth to all students
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 6:00 PM Brewer
Contact: Derrick Van Leer

Canterbury Club - Religious club for Episcopalians and others looking for fellowship.
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 8 PM Spiritual Life Building
Contact: Peter DeVall

Catholic Community - This group's purpose is to provide the Catholic's of the campus with a meaning place to come and join in faith, fellowship, and community.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 9:00 PM Spirit Life
Contact: Theresa McKenzie

Disciples On Campus - Disciple college student group that meets once a week to discuss life and faith
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 8:00 PM Spiritual Life Center
Contact: Cassie Sexton

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - We are a flourishing community compelled to pursue God, do justice and love our campus
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 9:00 PM Schewell
Contact: Kelsey Smith

lynchburg christian fellowship - [lcf] desires to see students from all walks of life, denominations, and convictions come together under the banner of Jesus for worship, fellowship, discipleship, and service. We want to engage college students and see them develop an intimate relationship with Jesus. We provide an on-campus worship experience on Sunday mornings for students to belong to regardless of their denomination or background. Our service is geared towards twenty somethings and college students on the campus at Lynchburg College. We care about far more than just Sunday mornings though. We want to see students living out their faith Monday through Saturday as well. For this reason we provide [journey groups]. These are our small groups that meet weekly in the evenings to help each other journey through life together, specifically spiritually. These groups are student lead and are discussion driven while providing a time of prayer for each other and the campus. We are associated with the Baptist Collegiate Ministry of Virginia as well as supported by the Lynchburg Baptist Association. Through both of these supporters we are providing a campus ministry that reaches all different denominations and students from all different walks of life.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 11:00 AM chapel
Contact: Jamie Rice

Methodist Student Fellowship - We are a group of students on campus associated with the United Methodist Church growing in our faith and fellowship. We also participate in mission projects.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 9:30 PM Spiritual Life House
Contact: TBA

ReJOYce in Jesus Campus Fellowship - -Non-denominational campus fellowship- Purpose: We believe and preach the Bible, Old and New Testament. We believe the Bible is God's divinely inspired Word. In the triune God: God the Father, The Son Jesus Christ, who is the true God and true man, God the Holy Spirit, who is a divine personage. All have sinned and come short of the glory of God, and therefore all are in need of salvation.
Meeting: Weekly Friday 7:00 PM Tate Hall/2nd Floor Lounge
Contact: Angel Dukes

Young Life - College Young Life has two goals. The first priority is to recruit future Christian leaders for high school students. The second goal is to educate college students about Christ and to guide them as they become young adults.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Tuesday 7:00 PM Hopwood 11
Contact: Katie Hackett

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards. To promote unity and friendship among college women. To study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature. To maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of service to all mankind.
Meeting: Monthly Sunday 7:00 PM Hall 200
Contact: Sheena Posey

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated - Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated develops leaders, promotes brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Sunday 7:00 PM Schewel Conference Room 229
Contact: Brandon Carmichael

Delta Sigma Theta - promote community service through community service scholarship and sisterhood
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 4 PM Mcwane 2a
Contact: Rachel Gibson

Peer Advocates for Campus Education - P.A.C.E., which stands for Peer Advocates for Campus Education, is a student-run organization whose main goal is to educate and promote healthy lifestyles. All members of P.A.C.E. are certified Peer Educators, trained to run programs and co-sponsor events on campus to help our peers make healthy, responsible choices.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 7:00 PM Hall 201
Contact: Amanda Salemno

Alpha Chi Omega - Alpha Chi Omega is a national women's organization that prides itself in selecting members who uphold 5 specific criteria: Academic Interest, Character, Financial Responsibility, Personal Development, and Leadership Ability.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 7:00 PM Hopwood 14
Contact: TBA

Alpha Sigma Alpha - Social Sorority
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 6:00 PM Turner 308
Contact: Amber Gavin

Black Student Association - To enlighten the campus to the Black Communuity through involvement service and scholarship
Meeting: Bi-weekly Thursday 7:30 PM Schewel
Contact: Rachel Gibson

Chess Club - The LC Chess Club is a social organization for chess players of any skill level.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 4 PM Hobbs 115
Contact: Timothy Hunter Harlow

Dance Dance Revolution Club - Dance to DDR
Meeting: Weekly Friday 5:00 PM Hopwood Aud
Contact: Helen Wolfe

English Club - The purpose of the Lynchburg College English Club is to develop and cultivate the literary acumen of the LC community and provide a forum for the thoughtful discourse and examination of issues related to the English language.
Meeting: Monthly Thursday 8:00 PM Hopwood 14
Contact: Emily Turner

Hispanic Society - Learning and embracing the Hispanic culture! You DO NOT need to be Hispanic to join this organization.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Monday 5:00 PM Schewel 209
Contact: Kristyna M. Mendoza

Kappa Alpha Psi - Kappa Alpha Psi is a NPHC fraternity group. The fundamental purpose of the fraternity is achievement. The organization on Lynchburgs campus is a part of the University of Virginia, the Eta Sigma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi. As a social fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi also takes part in service projects like, Habitat for Humanity and Guide Right.
Meeting: Weekly Saturday 8:00 PM Huston TH Meeting Room
Contact: TBA

Kappa Delta Sorority - Sorority
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 7:00 PM SWHL 232
Contact: Anna Altieri

LC DDR Club - The LC DDR Club is a social club for the students of Lynchburg College to come out and have a good time with other students. The DDR club will allow students to build confidence and learn how to play in front of their peers.
Meeting: Weekly Friday 6:00 PM Hopwood
Contact: Helen Wolfe

Phi Delta Theta - The Virginia Theta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta International fraternity. The purpose of Phi Delta Theta is to help both campus and off-campus activities, to provide community service to the needy, and to help L.C. students achieve what they deem necessary to become a gentlemen and scholars.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 7:00 PM Turner Gym
Contact: Gregory Young

Sigma Nu Fraternity - We are a social fraternity that does community service for the college and the surrounding areas. We educate our members to become ethical leaders within the organization and the campus.
Meeting: Weekly Friday 6:15 PM Schewel 207
Contact: Alex Geiger

Sigma Phi Epsilon - The Virginia Omicron chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon has been on Lynchburg's campus since 1993. We strive to use our cardinal principals of Virtue, Dilligence, and Brotherly Love to make not only our campus and community a better place, but to make ourselves better men.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 6:00 PM Schewel Hall
Contact: Thomas Landesman

Sigma Sigma Sigma - Tri Sigma is a national Panhellenic Conference sorority.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 6:00 PM Schewel 217
Contact: Samantha Hoover

Alliance For Energy Awareness - Environmental Organization on Campus
Meeting: Weekly Monday 6:00 PM Hopwood
Contact: Angela Massino

Amnesty International - Amnesty International is a cornerstone in international change and policy. This movement has changed many minds and perceptions of human rights and foreign policy. “Amnesty International's vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards. In pursuit of this vision, AI's mission is to undertake research and action focused on preventing and ending grave abuses of the rights to physical and mental integrity, freedom of conscience and expression, and freedom from discrimination, within the context of its work to promote all human rights (AIUSA.org). Amnesty is for everyone. Amnesty is nonbiased, meaning that a large diverse group of people can get together can change for the better without involving “sides.” AI is independent of any government, political ideology, economic interest or religion. It does not support or oppose any government or political system, nor does it support or oppose the views of the victims whose rights it seeks to protect. It is concerned solely with the impartial protection of human rights” (AIUSA.org). These ideas have been upheld here at Lynchburg College since 2005 when the chapter was created.
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 7:00 PM Hopwood 16
Contact: Annmarie Roozen

Association for Computing Machinery - The Association for Computing Machinery is an organization to further the advancement of technology within the Lynchburg College Computer Science department as well as the campus as a whole. We compete in a regional programming competition in late March against every other school in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Meeting: Monthly Monday 5:00 PM Hobbs
Contact: Robert Mills

Cinema Club - Scenery as needed for campus departments/organizations.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 5:00 PM Westover Lounge
Contact: Charlotte Harris

International Society - The International Society's purpose is to increase understanding between teh International Community and the rest of the college, to increase teh cultural awareness of teh members of the L.C. community, and to provide a broader horizon of different cultures adn ideas to the college population, as well to assist new International Students to adjust to the U.S.A. and Lynchburg College.
Meeting: Weekly Friday 5:00 PM Hall Campus 201
Contact: TBA

Ladies Of Various Ethnicities - The purpose of L.O.V.E is to work towards further expanding the Greek options that are currently offered to women. The intent of L.O.V.E is to not only accept, but welcome and encourage women of multicultural backgrounds.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 6:00 PM Hopwood 12
Contact: Rebecca Greene

LC Anime Society - watch Japanese animation (anime) and gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture.
Meeting: Weekly Saturday 6:00 PM Hall Campus Center 201
Contact: Elizabeth Hamilton

Love146: LC Chapter - Fights to stop the sex trafficking of children.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Wednesday 8:00 PM Shewel 208
Contact: Cierra Carter

Lynchburg Anime Society - A group who gather to watch and talk about animation. We meet from 6-8 on saturday afternoons. Our orginization enjoys watching unique and seldom heard of anime,as well as common and mainstream.We encourage our members to bring in something they like or are just interested in to each meeting.
Meeting: Weekly Saturday 6 PM Hopwood auditorium
Contact: Elizabeth A. Hamilton

Lynchburg College Entrepreneurers - To learn about and to start student-run businesses to further the mission of Lynchburg College.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 2:00 PM Schewel 357 (SOBE Conference Room)
Contact: Jackie Sitathammavong

Lynchburg College Gay-Straight Alliance - The GSA is an organization for members of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community and their allies. GSA puts on events, hosts speakers, and informs LC about LGBT issues and how to support LGBT students.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 6:00 PM Schewel 229
Contact: Samantha Hoover

Lynchburg College Operation Smile - This campus organization was created in order to raise funds and awareness for the international Operation Smile organization.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Wednesday 7:00 PM NULL
Contact: Jordan Eastwood

Lynchburg College Outdoors Club - The Outdoors Club will be committed to providing Lynchburg College students with abundant and challenging outdoor experiences as often as possible. Founded by active leaders in the New Horizons community, the Outdoors Club will surpass New Horizons in both regularity of activities and intensity. We will go rock climbing, hiking, backpacking, fishing, mountain biking, slack-lining and a whole host of other nature oriented sports while trying to combine as many activities as possible (ie. overnight rock climbing trips). We will also organize small trips to share outdoor knowledge and survival skills.
Meeting: Weekly Wednesday 7:00 PM TBA
Contact: Sam Bracken

Lynchburg College Pre-Health Club - The Lynchburg College Pre-Health Club aspires to recruit student interest in health professional fields. Through guest speakers, field trips to professional schools and health facilities, community involvement, and mock interviews, this organization aims to help students secure their interest in and provide foresight into a health profession. The Pre-Health Club would also like to provide a network for interested students to enter into volunteer and shadowing opportunities in health-related fields. The more opportunities each member can obtain will only increase the club’s cache of knowledge, and therefore, its value to students, faculty, the college and greater community.
Meeting: Monthly Thursday 7:00 PM Hobbs
Contact: John M. Owen, IV

Lynchburg College Republicans - Republican club on campus.
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 7:00 PM Hopwood 17
Contact: Paul Tierney

One Step Up Dance Team - One Step Up is an organization for students that like to express themselves throughout the creativity of hip hop dance.
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 9:00 PM Turner Multipurpose Room
Contact: Brandon Carmichael

Stand: A Student Anti-Genocide Coalition - An organization dedicated to raising awareness about current day genocides and violent conflicts.
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 6 PM Hopwood 16
Contact: Carolyn Walsh

Steppers In Motion - To bring a diverse group of people together and have them express themselves through the art of stepping
Meeting: Weekly Monday 9:00 PM Multipurpose
Contact: Aakita White

Students for Concealed Carry on Campus at Lynchburg College - Students for Concealed Carry on Campus is a national, non-partisan, grassroots organization comprised of over 35,000 college students, professors, college employees, parents of college students, and concerned citizens who believe that holders of state-issued concealed handgun licenses should be allowed the same measure of personal protection on college campuses that current laws afford them virtually everywhere else. SCCC has members in all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Both the membership and the leadership of SCCC are made up of individuals with very diverse political backgrounds. Among SCCC's leaders you'll find conservatives, moderates, liberals, Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, Independents, etc. The members of SCCC look beyond partisanship, toward the common goal of achieving state laws and school policies based on factual evidence rather than emotional rhetoric. College campuses, though typically safe, do play host to every type of violent crime found in the rest of society, from assault to rape to murder. Recent high-profile shootings and armed abductions on college campuses clearly demonstrate that "gun free zones" serve to disarm only those law-abiding citizens who might otherwise be able to protect themselves. Because numerous independent researchers and state agencies agree that concealed handgun license holders are five times less likely than non-license holders to commit violent crimes; because no other type of location has seen an increased rate of violent crime since concealed carry became legal there; because the eleven U.S. colleges/universities that currently allow concealed carry on campus (and have done so for a combined total of more than eighty semesters) have not seen any resulting incidents of gun violence, gun accidents, or gun thefts; and because college campuses are open environments that lack screening measures such as metal detectors, X-ray machines, and controlled points of entry, SCCC feels that there is no pragmatic basis for declaring college campuses off-limits to concealed carry by the same trained, licensed adults (age twenty-one and above in most states) who lawfully and safely carry concealed handguns in locations such as office buildings, movie theaters, grocery stores, shopping malls, restaurants, churches, banks, etc. SCCC has two main functions. The first function is to dispel the common myths and misconceptions about concealed carry on college campuses, by making the public aware of the facts. The second function is to push state legislators and school administrators to grant concealed handgun license holders the same rights on college campuses that those licensees currently enjoy in most other unsecured locations. Because SCCC fully supports states' rights, its policy is to push for change at the state level, rather than at the federal level. The first step is to see the laws in many states amended to remove statutory prohibitions against concealed carry on college campuses. The next step is to see other states follow Utah's lead in prohibiting state-funded colleges from refusing to honor state-issued licenses. Though SCCC supports concealed carry on the campuses of both public and private colleges, it also strongly supports the rights of private property owners; therefore, SCCC believes that the issue of concealed carry at private colleges must be handled through negotiations with school administrators, rather than through state legislation. SCCC believes that private colleges should be encouraged to support concealed carry on campus through the enactment of state laws that grant colleges immunity from liability associated with allowing concealed carry on campus. SCCC supports the legalization of concealed carry by licensed individuals on college campuses. SCCC has no official positions on open carry, unlicensed concealed carry, or concealed carry on the campuses of primary or secondary schools. Students for Concealed Carry on Campus is not affiliated with the NRA, a political party, or any other organization. To contact SCCC's Board of Directors, e-mail Organizers@ConcealedCampus.org.
Meeting: Bi-weekly Tuesday 7:00 PM Undecided perminent location
Contact: Michael Barber

Club Field Hockey - Open to all stufents, faculty, and staff of Lynchburg College who wish to play field hockey in a fun and competitive environment but are unable to play on the College's varsity.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 9:00 PM Shellenberger
Contact: Jennifer Brazel

Club Ice Hockey - We are a club sports team the plays other colleges and universities in the Virginia and North Carolina area.
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 6:30 PM LaHaye Ice Center
Contact: Jason Starbuck

Equestrian Club - A club team that allows students to be part of a horseback riding team that isn't as competative as the varsity team.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 8:00 PM TBA
Contact: Kara Barclay

Fishing Club - Lynchburg College Fishing Club. Open to all types of fishing and focuses on conservation, environmentalism, and having fun fishing.
Meeting: Monthly Monday 9:00 PM Schewell
Contact: Mark Williford

Hornet Club Basketball Association - The purpose of this organization is to provide a healthy level of competition for all those interested as well as foster a sense of community and school pride here at LC.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 9:00 PM Turner Gym
Contact: Joseph Sancio

LC Woman's Club Lacrosse - Providing a positive atmosphere for students of the LC community to play lacrosse in a recreational but competitive manner, without interfering with the academics.
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 8:00 PM Field
Contact: Morgan Kelly

LC Wake & Ski club - We are a club to help the progression of Wakeboarding, Wakeskating, and Water Skiing through out the sport and here at Lynchburg College. We will promote a learning environment on and off the water as well as do our best to help the local and campus community with events.
Meeting: Bi-monthly Tuesday 7:30 PM Hopwood 15
Contact: Andrew Prunesti

LC Women's Club Lacrosse - Providing a positive atmosphere for students of the LC community to play lacrosse in a recreational but competitive manner, without interfering with the academics.
Meeting: Weekly Thursday 5:00 PM Wake/ Practice Fields
Contact: Morgan Kelly

LC Women's Club Soccer - The purpose of Lynchburg College Women's Club Soccer is to provide a positive atmosphere for students and the LC community to play soccer in a recreational but competitive manner, without interfering with the academics of its members.
Meeting: Weekly Sunday 9 PM Apt 4-4
Contact: Kelsey Doyle

Lynchburg College Men's Club Soccer - Men's Soccer Club providing competitive interscholastic soccer.
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 9:30 PM Shellenburger Field
Contact: AJ Callahan

Men's Club Lacrosse - Lacrosse Team
Meeting: Weekly Tuesday 4:00 PM Practice Fields
Contact: Bryan Jones

Scuba Diving Club - The club will be organized to provide, students, faculty and the staff of lynchburg college the opportunity to participate in the sport of scuba diving.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 8:00 PM Hopwood 11
Contact: Richard Szymczyk

student-athlete advisory committee - a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations and polices that affect student-athletes' lives on NCAA member institution campuses.
Meeting: Monthly Wednesday 7:00 PM Burton student center
Contact: Stephen legg

Woman's Club Baksetball - We allow girls to enjoy basketball without the time commitment of a Varisty sport. We have practice twice a week and also schedule games during the weekend.
Meeting: Weekly Monday 1:00 PM NULL
Contact: Rachel Kazman