Student Groups
Net Impact
Net Impact is an international nonprofit organization of more than 10,000 new-generation leaders with a mission to inspire, educate, and equip individuals to use the power of business to create a more socially and environmentally sustainable world. The Tuck Net Impact Chapter, supported by the Center for Business, Government & Society, has an active program of speakers, career support and social events.
The Business and Politics Club (BPC)
The Business and Politics Club creates opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of issues at the intersection of business and politics. The club offers dialogues with experts on policy issues ranging from immigration to health care to doing business in Asia, student-led debates on topics such as lobbying or polling, social events around political events, and opportunities for students to interact with public sector leaders.
Tuck Community Consulting
Tuck Community Consulting provides free consulting to local nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Tuck Community Consulting is entirely student managed and staffed, and provides students the opportunity to use their skills and give back to the community. The goal is to improve Tuck outreach in local communities, increase student understanding of nonprofit and small business issues, and broaden awareness of opportunities to volunteer while using business skills. Clients have included organizations in the arts, clean energy, consumer products, environmental issues, health care, housing, microfinance, services for children and women’s needs. Projects are staffed with 3-5 Tuck students, with each student donating an average of 10-20 hours on the project through the fall and winter terms. Watch a video about student projects and find out more about TSCS here.
Tuck Volunteers
Tuck Volunteers supports Tuck students in taking time from their academic schedules to do volunteer work in the Upper Valley community. The club plans 3 service workdays a year, and fosters strong partnerships with the local school systems to support educational outreach programs. Everybody Wins organizes reading mentors in the local elementary schools, while Junior Achievement teaches classes on business and economics. Tuck students also organize the annual Run for the Kids, which raises funds for three local children's organizations.
Tuck Gives
Tuck Gives is an annual fundraising tradition (with both a silent and live auction) that supplements the compensation that nonprofit and public sector employers can pay Tuck interns. It has raised over $1 million to support over 200 internships with a social or environmental purpose over the last 20 years. The auction is planned by second-year student co-chairs whose summer internships were supplemented by Tuck Gives funding.
Other Clubs that overlap with the Center:
- Adam Smith Society
- Tuck Consulting Club
- Tuck Student Initiative for Decarbonization
- Entrepreneurship Club
- Europe Club
- Finance Club
- Food & Sustainable Agriculture Club
- Future of Automotive Mobility Club
- Investment Club
- Tuck Diversity Conference