ASEZ(which stands for save the earth from A to Z) is a group of university student volunteers from the Church of God who carry out various initiatives within our campuses and local communities to solve practical problems around the world. ASEZ also works toward the accomplishment of the United Nations’ 17 sustainable development goals(SDGs) through our S.A.V.E. Movement, which consists of four main types of activities that include social service, awareness raising, victim relief, and environmental protection.

The Biology Club at Nova aims to cultivate a passion for the life sciences among its members. Through interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and exposure to current research and innovations, we seek to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world biology. Whether you’re a biology major or just someone curious about the intricacies of life, our club provides a platform to explore, learn, and connect with like-minded individuals.

creating a space for future transferring students to freely talk about their journey and share information with each other (especially for out-of-state schools where is hard to gain information easily)

The CyberForce NOVA is a student group dedicated to fostering a collaborative and dynamic environment for students passionate about cybersecurity. Our primary focus is on developing a Capture The Flag (CTF) team, engaging in hands-on challenges to enhance practical skills. We aim to keep members informed about the latest cybersecurity developments through news sharing, organizing seminars, and facilitating study sessions to prepare for certifications such as Security+ and CEH. Our club serves as a hub for knowledge exchange, skill enhancement, and professional growth, fostering a community where students can learn, collaborate, and thrive in the rapidly evolving field of cybersecurity.

The Dance Club has a purpose to be a place where different cultures can learn how to dance. From Kpop, Salsa and anything in between. It’s open for everyone to join.

Cultural Club that brings together students of a “Desi” background to participate in enriching cultural events.

To share the teachings that came directly from Christ and explore great mysteries in the bible.

Rooted in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, EOTC Campus Ministry aims to spread the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ within the Northern Virginia Community College community and other students of higher education in the area.

The Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association has a mission to empower Ethiopians, Eritreans and other interested students by providing cultural services. Our vision is to create a thriving and supportive community that celebrates their culture, promotes equity, and help each other when needed

The club is a place for students to discuss geology related topics, which documentaries and plan community outings.

For members of the lgbtq+ community to come together and feel like they have a safe space.

This club is for any students aspiring to be in a technological based job. We offer a great source of networking among peers within the same majors, experts in the field, showcasing different opportunities to build your resume, and fun coding games. IT@NOVA is an excellent choice for those who are seeking guidance for where to get started in this field as well!

This club has been created to provide a safe space and community for those to practice mindfulness and self-discovery through multiple avenues. For example, meditation, guided journaling, yoga, spiritual topics and discussions, nature walks, and much more! If you’re interested in getting to know yourself on a deeper level, this is the right place!

To build a community, where everyone is welcome. Building connections with colleague, professors, mentors, and pastors. Network system like connecting student’s major advising, help finding churches to worship on Sunday, and introduce awesome Professors, mentors, pastors, graduates, and adults who already have job in each majors.

Peer reviewed creative writing group that supports fellow club members writing by providing constructive criticism and support.

Promote the activity of running. Meet like minded people and promote a healthy lifestyle

The club is a place for students to discuss geology related topics, which documentaries and plan community outings.

Artist alike come in with the professional interest or come with an open mindset to improve on their art and join a community with fellow artists! On that note, artists of all levels are welcomed into club.

I would describe this club broadly as a communications club. This means doing networking, communication-related activities, debates, mock interviews, and etcetera. This doesn’t mean its limited to these specific things just a overview.

Connect like minded people into a business related community. Learn about the stock market world, share business related news and discuss current events in the corporate world

This club is for those interested in Anime and Japanese culture throughout Northern Virginia. Meetings include watch parties, trivia nights, anime conventions, hanging out, and many other activities.

The NVCC Chess Club is dedicated to promoting the game of chess as a tool for intellectual enrichment and social engagement across our diverse student body. This club aims to create a welcoming environment where students of all skill levels can come together to play, learn, and grow as players through friendly competition, optional lessons/tutoring, and tournaments.

The pre-med club is to help students in the pre-med pathway to connect with each other, have more information on MCATs, Volunteering opportunity and many more..

Engaging in reflective conversations and fun activities to create community among queer students.

The Dance Club has a purpose to be a place where different cultures can learn how to dance. From Kpop, Salsa and anything in between. It’s open for everyone to join.

Our club is very social in nature. We are a democratic club that meets once a week, votes on a film to watch, watch the film, and analyze it.

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This club will be a place where people get together and do guided meditations/ yoga to destress their system and connect with eachother.

We aim to create a community opened to all the students that are the first ones in their families to complete 2 or 4-year education in the US.

The purpose of the Black Student Alliance is to further awareness of social issues,
establish community, and provide educational support for Black students as well as all who
are in support of Black liberation.

NOVA’s Pottery Club here on campus! Supporting ceramic artists and all those interested in the artistic medium

HSU was organized in 1997 with the goal of bringing Hispanic students together. Culture and background can be something very important to embrace! However, we openly welcome and invite those who aren’t Hispanic. We want to create a safe space for students to interact and become friends.

The club provides opportunities like volunteering opportunities and scholarship information, AND also engage more with your hobbies and interests.

To create, inspire, cultivate, and build new filmmakers within the NoVa Community.

Our club is an organization of students with a passion for music and playing musical instruments. We meet weekly and create music together along with an environment where we get to bond with fellow musicians. This includes practicing music, social events, and performing for fellow NOVA Students

The MSA strives to bringing together the Muslim community as well as those who are interested or would like to learn more about Islam. Through this club, individuals are able to get to know other like minded people that are looking to grow closer to Allah (god) and become better Muslims.

The NOVA Business Students Club is all about fostering a supportive community for business students at Northern Virginia Community College. We organize networking events, offer career and educational insights, and provide mentorship and social activities to enhance our members’ experiences. Our goal is to create connections, promote exploration, and build a vibrant community within the college.

The NOVA Business Students Club is all about fostering a supportive community for business students at Northern Virginia Community College. We organize networking events, offer career and educational insights, and provide mentorship and social activities to enhance our members’ experiences. Our goal is to create connections, promote exploration, and build a vibrant community within the college.

We strive to provide an active and passionate community, insight and education, and local internships and opportunities for our NVCC engineering students.

To gather students who are interested in mathematical topics and events.

Our club is meant to provide funds and supplies to NVCC students who of in need of assistance, and strength the NVCC community as a whole.

The purpose of the NOVA Table Tennis Club is to be a social club on campus where students can take part in social activities, engage in friendly competition and have fun. The Educational goal is to foster the idea of starting a Table Tennis Team for NVCC.

The Pickleball Social Club is your gateway to fun and socializing while diving into the trendiest sport around. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just curious to learn, our club provides the perfect environment to enjoy Pickleball, make new friends, and stay active.

As members of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, we dedicate ourselves to the ideas that academic excellence among college students will be recognized and celebrated; that opportunities to grow as scholars and leaders will be provided; that the exchange of ideas and ideals will be encouraged; and that members will be inspired to achieve their educational goals. We believe that membership in Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is in recognition of our persistence and academic achievement, and we celebrate the Hallmarks of Phi Theta Kappa as being those of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Fellowship.

A club to share your thoughts, have fun, and make friends discussing and exploring diverse topics in philosophy

SkillsUSA Nova is a part of nationwide SkillsUSA. A platform where students can expand their network and skills through the practical application of their study by participating in various judged competitions at the District, State, and National level.

Women in STEM at Annandale is a welcoming opportunity for female students pursuing studies (or interested) in these rigorous disciplines to celebrate their identity. As a minority in STEM industries, our strength is amplified when we unite and encourage each other through adversity.

In this club, we will…
♥ offer peer support
♥ update members on opportunities/resources for career preparation
♥ organize exciting events and activities

The purpose of the Asian Student Association is to be a club to represent Asian students at NOVA. Our missions are to share values and are committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where Asian communities can come together in a safe place.

Our mission is to inform Nova student’s about the lack of medical attention received in Central American countries and to act as a community to help our society with better health options by providing information and resources to others. Students can learn to advocate about current health conditions that are affecting our society and receive knowledge on how we can help as a community. In addition, student’s can fundraise money to transfer to a general clinic in El Salvador with medical funds accompanied with the church “Fuente De Verdad” to spread awareness about God and give hope to patients in El Salvador.

To provide the students of NOVA an opportunity to further explore future schooling
and/or career opportunities in any area of physics & engineering (Specifically in
the areas of chemistry, physics, biology, and computer science, etc.).
To provide useful information to students who are looking for internships and jobs
in the field of physics & engineering.
To encourage students of NOVA to be innovative.
To host a variety of physics & engineering-based events and competitions.
To work toward solutions that solve the problems that our campus, community,
and nation face today.