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With over 60+ clubs and organizations at Champlain, you can fill your time at Champlain however you'd like. Whether it's getting some exercise or driving real-world change, you'll surround yourself by people who love the same things, making memories and friends as you go.
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Kelley Lebahn, Editor-In-Chief Tanya Lee Stone, Faculty Advisor |
Primary Contact | Kelley Lebahn |
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Written by students, for students.
The Crossover is a digital publication serving as the “Intersection among News, Arts, and Culture at Champlain College.” It provides an honest and independent view of Champlain’s campus and culture through an authentic and informative perspective by researching relevant issues and events while following open and transparent reporting practices.
Four main categories allow for a diverse platform of featured stories:
The Crossover’s staff is made up of writers, section editors, copy editors, photographers, artists, a social media manager, and an editor-in-chief. If you want to join our team, or contribute a story, email champlaincrossover@gmail.com with your pitch or completed draft for feedback!
Got a hot tip? The “Tip Us Off” section allows the Champlain community to submit anonymous news/tips to The Crossover.
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Art & Entertainment Social |
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Primary Contact | David Wolfe |
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The Grind is an open mic coffee house that provides a safe space for people to express themselves through performance. The audience can relax, meet new people, and spend time with friends. Every Wednesday from 9:00-11:30 PM in Fireside Lounge, there is a player’s sheet; it’s first to sign-up, first to play. We have a sound system and an electric piano for acoustic music. There’s always snacks/coffee available. Our goals are to provide a safe environment for creative expression and creative community and to create an environment that develops and nurtures our performers.
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Academic Student Publications |
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Semester | Fall Semester |
Primary Contact | Sheila Liming |
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The Well is an evolving, collaborative publication produced by Champlain students enrolled in the Professional Writing Program’s Magazine Publishing course (WRT-215). Topics and themes vary each semester, as students take charge and mold each issue in accordance with their collective priorities and interests.
Students oversee every aspect of The Well, contributing to its written content, design, editing, and marketing. One issue is published each semester the course is offered.
Check out a sample of former The Well issues here and read local coverage of the inaugural publication of The Well in Seven Days here.
Type | Sports, Recreation, & Intramurals |
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Joseph Clemente, President & Coach Jasmine VanDyke, Vice President & Assistant Coach Alfredo Cardenas-Caceres, Assistant Coach Zachary Piper, Advisor |
Primary Contact | Joseph Clemente |
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The Champlain College Volleyball Club is an excellent club to come join and meet new people. We as a club are dedicated to helping grow Champlain College’s love for volleyball while having a lot of fun along the way. Whether you have never played the game before, or you have plenty of experience, we hold open arms to all players who want to come and have a good time, meet some future friends, listen to music, and overall just enjoy yourself.
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Academic Art & Entertainment Student Publications |
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Primary Contact | Sheila Liming |
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Willard & Maple is Champlain’s student-run literary magazine, publishing annual issues that feature visual art, poetry, short fiction, and nonfiction. Its mission is to broadcast the diverse and powerful voices in the Champlain community out to the world.
Willard & Maple accepts submissions from the Champlain community. Guidelines for submissions are on its website, as is a link to W&M’s Submittable page. Willard & Maple staff engage in a democratic voting process to determine acceptances.
The Willard & Maple office is not a traditional college-magazine workplace. Students completely take charge of the editorial process, and the review board for submissions is entirely composed of young writers. Nobody’s here to pour coffee and punch copy.
Interested in joining? Email willardandmaple@champlain.edu—the staff is looking forward to connecting with you
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Academic Diversity & Inclusion |
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Molly Shapiro, President Melanie Brown, Advisor |
Primary Contact | Molly Shapiro |
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Our Women in Cybersecurity chapter is part of an international organization dedicated to providing resources, opportunities, and mentorship to women and gender minorities in cybersecurity. We host events to provide a sense of support and camaraderie to women and gender minorities studying cybersecurity. We also attend the national Women in Cybersecurity conference in the spring as a group to represent the college. Our meetings are open to all, not just women or cybersecurity majors.
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Academic Art & Entertainment Diversity & Inclusion |
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Rosalie Bibona, President Julia Swift, Faculty Advisor |
Primary Contact | Rosalie Bibona |
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Our goal is to create a welcoming space for women and non-binary people working in film to get to know each other and feel supported. We do demos, screen movies, work on projects together, and more!
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Art & Entertainment Diversity & Inclusion Social |
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Brandy Caterino, President Bea Godeaux, Vice President Zoë Campos, Treasurer Jessie Gagnon, Faculty Advisor Dana Steinhoff, Faculty Advisor |
Primary Contact | Brandy Caterino |
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Women In Games (W.I.G.) is a club that was created to show the value that women, femme-identifying, non-binary professionals, and allies hold within the Game Studio at Champlain College. By providing its members with access to technology, and conducting professional development workshops with keynote guest speakers, there is an elimination of any barriers that may be held within the industry. W.I.G. at Champlain College works with two organizations, Women in Games International (W.I.G.I.) as well as the Women In Games (W.I.G.) based out of the UK. Join W.I.G. to meet and collaborate with different students in an inclusive environment, as that is when the best ideas come together!
Type | Sports, Recreation, & Intramurals |
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Fall Semester Spring Semester |
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Emily Cejkovsky, Co-President Eva Colabatistto, Co-President Mia Monnier, Treasurer Joyce Abeita, Media Contact |
Primary Contact | Emily Cejkovsky |
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Facebook Discord |
We are a social and athletic club that creates a positive learning environment and supportive community for people wanting to learn how to play rugby and make new friends. We travel throughout New England to play in scrimmages and games, as well as host practices and social events on campus, which include movie nights, banquets, and team breakfast.
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Academic Diversity & Inclusion |
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Fall Semester Spring Semester |
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Savannah Ciak, President Hannelore Sanokklis, Vice President Sierra Blume, Game Representative Lily Pouliot, Communications Lead Melanie Brown, Faculty Advisor |
Primary Contact | Savannah Ciak |
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The Womxn in Technology Club offers a safe and supportive space for students who are considered minorities in the field of technology. While the club mainly focuses on the experiences of students who are minorities in regard to gender (female-identifying and gender non-conforming), all students are welcome. Diverse experiences and perspectives are what our club is all about! Join us for a mix of community building and technical nights, where we invite guest speakers, talk about different technologies folks are interested in, and do hands-on educational activities and labs.
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Art & Entertainment Local Community Engagement |
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Fall Semester Spring Semester |
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Ashley Cugno, Club Head Jasmine Tewksbury, Club Head Anna Sugiura, Club Head Tarn Foerg, Faculty Advisor |
Primary Contact | Ashley Cugno |
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Instagram |
Yarn for Good is a club where people can gather to knit and crochet, learn how to do so, and have the opportunity to donate to a local organization. People can work on their own projects while interacting with others or can work on a project like a hat, scarf, or blanket in which they wish to donate.
With 60+ clubs and organizations, you can fill your time at Champlain however you'd like. Whether it's getting some exercise, staying social, or trying something new, you'll meet people with similar interests and make unforgettable memories and friends along the way.
Play, produce, compete, and win with Champlain Esports. With opportunities for students of all ability levels and interests, there's never been a better time to join the team.
The East's best skiing and riding resorts are just around the corner. Between 35 minutes and an hour's drive from campus, you'll find Sugarbush, Stowe Mountain Resort, Bolton Valley Resort and Smuggler's Notch.
Get a leg up on managing teams, seeing the bigger picture of your work, and keeping an organization on track to operate smoothly by stepping into a leadership role.
From satire to fine arts to news and features, our student-run publications bring together creative talents from across the college.