Department Supported Clubs
If you're interested in all things turf, the Turf Club can help you with networking opportunities in the industry, such as golf courses, athletic fields, commercial and residential lawns, and sod production. The Turf Club is the student chapter of Sports Turf Managers Association and Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
The Horticulture Club hosts plant sales (for example, poinsettias, succulents), guest speakers, field trips, and creates spring displays in the Hartford Flower Show. Join for fun plant-related activities!
The UConn Student Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects hosts guest lecturers and workshops related to topics in landscape architecture and takes trips to see prominent landscape architectural projects and attend local and national conferences.
The Beekeeping Club offers hands-on educational activities relating to beekeeping, beehive maintenance, and hosts discussions on the importance of native pollinators in New England. No previous experience is necessary to get involved with beekeeping at Spring Valley Student Farm! Anyone interested in learning more about the world of bees and honey is welcome!
The Cannabis Club aims to approach the cultural, business, horticultural, and scientific aspects of cannabis from an objective point of view to create an open dialogue in order to reduce stigma and increase knowledge around cannabis.
Women in Soil Ecology (WiSE), UConn student chapter is a local chapter of a section (WiSE) of the national Ecological Society of America. Our local chapter seeks to bring together women and women-allies with a common interest in soil ecology through education, networking, and outreach activities.
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Spring Valley Student Farm
The Spring Valley Student Farm is a collaborative venture between Dining Services, Residential Life, EcoHouse Learning Community, First-Year Programs, the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources, and the Office of Sustainability. SVSF allows eleven students to live on the farm and learn about sustainable agriculture, organic growing, and the business aspects of food production. Learn more about SVSF
Club Photo Gallery
The Horticulture Club makes fall floral arrangements.
A bee on a sedum plant.
Students collaborate on landscape designs
Horticulture Club activities
The Horticulture Club sets up their display at the CT Flower and Garden Show.
The Horticulture Club sets up their display at the CT Flower and Garden Show.
Students harvest garlic at the Spring valley Student Farm
A sign set up in the Floriculture Building for plant sales.
Students in the Horticulture Club hold a poinsettia sale in the Floriculture Building.