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Student Activities

Landmark College has clubs, sports, activities, and events including theater productions, coffeehouse performances, open mic nights, and dance parties, to name a few. Whatever your interests you’re likely to find others who share them. And whether you love history, art, sports, or nature, our Putney location gives you the chance to pursue your passion. Our campus shuttle services make it easy to get to area shops, ski resorts, and other nearby sites.

Strauch Family Student Center

The Strauch Family Student Center is the heart of student life at Landmark College. Whether you want to grab a bite to eat at the Fireside Café, buy Landmark College gear at the Bookstore, meet up with friends, or get your game on in the Game Room, the Student Center is the place to do it. There are also several resources located in the Student Center including Health Services, Counseling Services, and Student Affairs. Student mailboxes are also located in the Student Center.

Student Center Hours (including the Game Room)

Monday – Friday
7 a.m. – Midnight

Saturday
Noon – Midnight

Sunday
Noon – Midnight

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Arcade Club

Get your retro game on with Arcade Club! We offer gameplay on Nintendo 64, Nintendo GameCube and Wii Consoles weekly with over 120 games to choose from! We are proud to be a judgment-free zone and anyone is allowed to join us. GAME ON!

Art Club

No prior art experience is needed by students to join this club! Students can ask for help or be shown different techniques they might like to learn.

Board Games Club

Join us to relax midway through a long week of classes by playing board games or other similar games. Card games and Jackbox are welcome! Come to every meeting, just a couple, or only once. We're always happy to have you!

Campus Activities Board

Want to help plan campus events and off-campus trips? All students are welcome to attend Campus Activities Board (CAB) meetings every Wednesday. No experience necessary. We are always looking for volunteers. This is a great way to get involved and meet new people!

  • Location: Student Center Game Room
  • Student Contact: Lucas Hendler
  • Advisor: Emily North
  • Meeting Time: Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., Dining Hall Conference Room

E-Sports Club

We play competitive video games that are oriented around cooperative play. We accept players of any skill level, but you must be committed once you join.

Forever Family Club

We created the Forever Family Club for adopted students as well as people in the foster care community. We listen, discuss the experiences of different people and provide a safe place to be welcomed.

Hillel

Hillell provides a safe, accepting place to be Jewish on campus. Come join us every Friday night to light candles, drink some grape juice, eat challah and have fun!

Horseback Riding Club

We learn about the horse world and take lessons.

Impressions Writing Club

We meet once a week to do writing exercises, share and create stories, and express ourselves in a judgment-free zone.

Landmark Dungeon Delvers

We are a club that is open to all students who want to play Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop RPGs.

Landmark Wargaming Club

We endeavor to create and foster a wargaming community on campus for playing games, hobbies and resource sharing.

Neurodiverse Brains Club

Remote Control Club

Our club aims to engage students in the hobby of remote-control vehicles. Club members are welcome to bring their personal vehicle to a meeting, but we also have remote-controlled cars, trucks and drones for students to use during club meetings.

Spirituality Club

Our purpose is self-discovery and to better understand our place in the world.

Student Government Association (SGA)

Student Alumni Association

TV Production Club

Learn about TV studio equipment and the operations involved in producing a television show.

Theater Club

A space for students to explore creativity and improv. We play all sorts of fun games, do read-throughs and plan to see local live shows. Theatre club is for everyone, and no prior experience is necessary to participate!

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WLMC Radio Station

Welcome to WLMC, Land Shark Radio! WLMC is a noncommercial, educational radio station that streams live and prerecorded student programs over the Internet (on and off campus). WLMC is available 24/7.

For a complete listing of club meeting times, please check the SharkNet calendar.

Questions?

Emily North
Director of Student Activities
Student Center, Room 010
802-387-6820

WLMC Radio at Landmark College logo

Welcome to WLMC, Land Shark Radio! WLMC is a noncommercial, educational radio station that streams live and prerecorded student programs over the Internet (on and off campus). WLMC is available 24/7.

  • Listen live now!
  • WLMC has dozens of live hours of programming each week by students, staff, and faculty.
  • Want to be a DJ? Email Eric Matte.
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Black Labrador retriever wearing a therapy dog vest

The dogs involved in the Landmark College Pet Therapy Program are certified therapy dogs.

The dogs and their handler have passed a rigorous testing process involving behavior assessments and obedience requirements. The dogs have also met certain temperament standards. The dogs and their handler together are a certified dog therapy team; the dog must always be with the licensed handler.

Researchers have found that interactions between humans and pets can provide a number of positive health benefits. Pet therapy has been shown to reduce anxiety, lower blood pressure, and even help to ease the pain of depression.

For more information contact Kari Post

Mission

The Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Committee articulates the College’s position on matters regarding substance use by students. This multi-disciplinary team assesses the efficacy of current policies and practices and makes recommendations to the Dean of Students when the need for change appears warranted. The Committee advises the Office of Community Standards (Judicial Affairs) and is available for consultation on individual cases, as requested. The Committee collaborates with the Wellness Committee to provide and support wholesome, substance-free activities for students. The Committee is mindful and supportive of the efforts of students in recovery from alcohol and other drugs.

Resources

For events, campus and community resources, and recommendations for books, films, and websites, see the AOD Committee Resource Guide.

Questions?

Contact Jeanine Bedard, Chair of the AOD Committee.

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