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United Volleyball Conference

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TheUnited Volleyball Conference is aNational Collegiate Athletic Association Division III men'svolleyball conference located in thenortheastern United States.^[1] Formed in August 2010 with play starting in January 2011, the conference operates out of the same offices as the all-sportsEmpire 8 league, though the two remain separate entities.^[2]

The league currently has 8 members.

Note that because NCAA men's volleyball is a spring sport, the year of joining is the calendar year before the first season of competition.

Institution	Location	Founded	Joined	Type	Enrollment^[a]	Nickname	Primary conference
Elmira College	Elmira, New York	1855	2010	Private	1,170	Soaring Eagles	Empire 8
Hobart College	Geneva, New York	1797	2024	Episcopal	905	Statesmen	Liberty
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, Massachusetts	1861	2013	Private	4,602	Engineers	NEWMAC
Nazareth University	Pittsford, New York	1924	2010	Private	2,034	Golden Flyers	Empire 8
State University of New York at New Paltz (New Paltz)	New Paltz, New York	1828	2010	Public	6,717	Hawks	SUNYAC
New York University (NYU)	New York, New York	1831	2010	Private	26,733	Violets	UAA
St. John Fisher University	Rochester, New York	1948	2017	Private	2,700	Cardinals	Empire 8
Vassar College	Poughkeepsie, New York	1861	2010	Private	2,450	Brewers	Liberty

Institution	Location	Joined	Left	Type	Nickname	Current volleyball conference
Bard College	Annandale-on-Hudson, New York	1860	2010	Private	Raptors	NECC
D'Youville College	Buffalo, New York	2010	2014	Private	Spartans	AMCC
Hilbert College	Hamburg, New York	2010	2014	Private	Hawks	AMCC
Medaille College	Buffalo, New York	2010	2014	Private	Mavericks	None^[a]
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College (Penn State Behrend)	Erie, Pennsylvania	2011	2017	Public–private hybrid	Lions	AMCC
The Sage Colleges (Sage)^[b]	Albany, New York^[c]	2017	2020	Private	Gators	NECC
Stevens Institute of Technology (Stevens)	Hoboken, New Jersey	2010	2019	Private	Ducks	MAC
State University of New York Institute of Technology (SUNY IT)^[d]	Marcy, New York	2010	2013	Public	Wildcats	NECC

^Medaille closed in August 2023.
^The Sage Colleges, which were recognized by the UVC, NCAA, and the state of New York as a single institution, consolidated its three colleges as one and rebranded as Russell Sage College in July 2020. Russell Sage consisted of three components—the formerly women-only namesake college, the coeducationalSage College of Albany (SCA), and theSage Graduate Schools. In the context of the UVC, Russell Sage's team consists predominantly of former SCA students, since SCA was the only RSC component that enrolled male undergraduates.
^Russell Sage has campuses in both Albany andTroy, New York, but the former SCA operated only in Albany.
^Merged into the SUNY Polytechnic Institute, aka SUNY Poly, in 2014. SUNY Poly inherited the former SUNY IT athletic program.

^"United Volleyball Conference". United Volleyball Conference. RetrievedOctober 4, 2017.
^"United Volleyball Conference Forms; Begins Competition This Season"(PDF) (Press release). United Volleyball Conference. August 31, 2010. RetrievedJanuary 21, 2019.

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Current full members	AlfredSaxons BrockportGolden Eagles ElmiraSoaring Eagles¹ GeneseoKnights¹ HartwickHawks HoughtonHighlanders¹ KeukaWolves¹ NazarethGolden Flyers¹ Russell SageGators¹ St. John FisherCardinals SUNY PolyWildcats¹ UticaPioneers
Football-only members²	Cortland Red Dragons football SUNY Morrisville Mustangs
Field hockey-only members²	Washington & Jefferson Presidents
Former full members	Clarkson Golden Knights Hobart Statesmen Ithaca Bombers Medaille Mavericks¹ RPI Engineers RIT Tigers Sage Gators St. Lawrence Saints Stevens Ducks Union Dutchmen and Dutchwomen William Smith Herons
Former members²	Buffalo State Bengals³ Frostburg State Bobcats³ Salisbury Sea Gulls³ Springfield Pride³
Related conference	United Volleyball Conference
¹non-football member ²affiliated members ³football only