script about Member schools
Current full members
Institution	Location	Founded	Joined	Type	Enrollment	Endowment (millions)	Nickname	Colors
Austin Peay State University	Clarksville, Tennessee	1927	2022	Public	10,344	$22	Governors	   
Bellarmine University	Louisville, Kentucky	1950	2020	Private	3,369	$65.6	Knights	   
University of Central Arkansas	Conway, Arkansas	1907	2021	Public	10,869	$29.9	Bears & Sugar Bears	   
Eastern Kentucky University	Richmond, Kentucky	1874	2021	Public	16,959	$92.2	Colonels	   
Florida Gulf Coast University	Fort Myers, Florida	1997	2007	Public	15,076	$84.6	Eagles	   
Jacksonville University	Jacksonville, Florida	1934	1998	Private	4,213	$46.7	Dolphins	   
Jacksonville State University	Jacksonville, Alabama	1883	1995;
2021[a]	Public	9,238	$14	Gamecocks	   
Kennesaw State University	Kennesaw, Georgia	1963	2005	Public	41,181	$40.3	Owls	   
Liberty University	Lynchburg, Virginia	1971	2018	Private	15,000	$1,710	Flames & Lady Flames	     
Lipscomb University	Nashville, Tennessee	1891	2003	Private	4,620	$81	Bisons	   
University of North Alabama	Florence, Alabama	1830	2018	Public	7,650	$53	Lions	   
University of North Florida	Jacksonville, Florida	1969	2005	Public	16,309	$116.8	Ospreys	   
Queens University of Charlotte	Charlotte, North Carolina	1857	2022	Private	2,463	$142.5	Royals	   
Stetson University	DeLand, Florida	1883	1985	Private	4,330	$298.6	Hatters	   
Notes
 Jacksonville State had previously been a conference member from 1995–96 to 2002–03.
Associate members
Institution	Location	Founded	Type	Enrollment	Joined	Nickname	Primary
conference	ASUN
sport(s)
United States Air Force Academy
(Air Force)	Colorado Springs, Colorado	1954	Military	4,304	2021–22	Falcons	Mountain West	Men's lacrosse
Cleveland State University	Cleveland, Ohio	1964	Public	15,648	2021–22	Vikings	Horizon	Men's lacrosse
Coastal Carolina University	Conway, South Carolina	1954	Public	10,484	2021–22[a]	Chanticleers	Sun Belt	Women's lacrosse
Delaware State University	Dover, Delaware	1891	Public
(HBCU)	5,054	2021–22[b]	Hornets	MEAC	Women's lacrosse
University of Detroit Mercy	Detroit, Michigan	1877	Private	5,080	2021–22	Titans	Horizon	Men's lacrosse
Lindenwood University	St. Charles, Missouri	1827	Private	7,374	2022–23[28][29]	Lions	OVC	Men's and women's lacrosse
Mercer University	Macon, Georgia	1833	Private	8,740	2022–23	Bears	SoCon	Men's lacrosse
Robert Morris University	Moon Township, Pennsylvania	1921	Private	4,895	2021–22	Colonials	Horizon	Men's lacrosse
University of Utah	Salt Lake City, Utah	1850	Public	32,818	2021–22	Utes	Pac-12	Men's lacrosse
Notes
 Coastal Carolina had previously been a member of the ASUN for women's lacrosse from the 2017 to 2020 spring seasons (2016–17 to 2019–20 school years).[27]
 Delaware State had previously been a member of the ASUN for women's lacrosse during the 2017 spring season (2016–17 school year).[27]
Former full members
School names and nicknames listed here reflect those used during the schools' time in the TAAC/ASUN. One school has changed both its name and nickname, and three others have changed only their nicknames:

Institution	Location	Founded	Type	Enrollment	Joined	Left	Nickname	Current
conference
Oklahoma City University	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1904	Private	3,770	1978	1979	Chiefs[a]	Sooner (SAC)
(NAIA)
Pan American University[b]	Edinburg, Texas	1927	Public	19,302	1978	1980	Broncs[c]	WAC
Northeast Louisiana University[d]	Monroe, Louisiana	1931	Public	8,405	1978	1982	Indians[d]	Sun Belt
Houston Baptist University[e]	Houston, Texas	1960	Private	2,567	1978	1989	Huskies	Southland
Hardin–Simmons University	Abilene, Texas	1891	Private	2,435	1978	1990	Cowboys	American Southwest
(Division III)
Centenary College of Louisiana	Shreveport, Louisiana	1825	Private	787	1978	1999	Gentlemen (men's)
Ladies (women's)	SCAC
(Division III)
Samford University	Homewood, Alabama	1841	Private	4,440	1978	2003	Bulldogs	SoCon
Northwestern State University	Natchitoches, Louisiana	1884	Public	9,244	1979	1984	Demons	Southland
University of Arkansas at Little Rock[f]	Little Rock, Arkansas	1927	Public	13,000	1979	1991	Trojans	OVC[g]
Georgia Southern University	Statesboro, Georgia	1906	Public	20,584	1979	1992	Eagles	Sun Belt
Nicholls State University[h]	Thibodaux, Louisiana	1948	Public	7,093	1982	1984	Colonels	Southland
Georgia State University	Atlanta, Georgia	1913	Public	32,087	1983	2005	Panthers	Sun Belt
University of Texas at San Antonio	San Antonio, Texas	1969	Public	30,474	1986	1991	Roadrunners	C-USA
(American in 2023)
Southeastern Louisiana University	Hammond, Louisiana	1925	Public	17,800	1991	1997	Lions	Southland
Florida International University	University Park, Florida	1965	Public	50,394	1990	1998	Golden Panthers[i]	C-USA
College of Charleston	Charleston, South Carolina	1770	Public	11,320	1991	1998	Cougars	CAA[j]
University of Central Florida	Orlando, Florida	1963	Public	60,181	1992	2005	Golden Knights[k]	The American
(Big 12 in 2023)
Florida Atlantic University	Boca Raton, Florida	1961	Public	29,290	1993	2006	Owls	C-USA
(American in 2023)
Troy University	Troy, Alabama	1887	Public	29,689	1997	2005	Trojans	Sun Belt[l]
Gardner–Webb University	Boiling Springs, North Carolina	1905	Private	4,300	2002	2008	Runnin' Bulldogs	Big South
Campbell University	Buies Creek, North Carolina	1887	Private	4,120	1994	2011	Fighting Camels	Big South[m]
(CAA in 2023)
Belmont University	Nashville, Tennessee	1890	Private	6,647	2001	2012	Bruins	MVC
East Tennessee State University	Johnson City, Tennessee	1911	Public	15,530	2005	2014	Buccaneers	SoCon
Mercer University	Macon, Georgia	1833	Private	8,300	1978	2014	Bears	SoCon
Northern Kentucky University	Highland Heights, Kentucky	1968	Public	15,263	2012	2015	Norse	Horizon
University of South Carolina Upstate	Spartanburg, South Carolina	1967	Public	5,821	2007	2018	Spartans	Big South
New Jersey Institute of Technology	Newark, New Jersey	1881	Public	11,518	2015	2020	Highlanders	America East
Notes
 Oklahoma City adopted its current nickname of Stars in 1999.
 Pan American adopted its final name of the University of Texas–Pan American in 1989. In 2015, it merged with the University of Texas at Brownsville to form the new University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV).
 UTRGV inherited UTPA's athletic program, with the nickname being changed from Broncs to Vaqueros. UTRGV also inherited UTPA's membership in the Western Athletic Conference.
 Northeast Louisiana adopted its current name of the University of Louisiana at Monroe in 1999. The school adopted its current nickname of Warhawks in 2006, when it joined the Sun Belt Conference.
 The school changed its name to Houston Christian University in September 2022.
 The school changed its athletic brand to "Little Rock" in 2015.
 Although the Ohio Valley Conference competes in football also at the Division I FCS level, Little Rock does not sponsor the sport.
 Nicholls State was a provisional member, and as such was never a full member of the TAAC. The school changed its athletic brand to "Nicholls" in 2017.
 FIU dropped the word "Golden" from its nickname in 2010, becoming simply the Panthers.
 Although both the SoCon and the CAA compete in football at the Division I FCS level, Charleston has never sponsored the sport.
 UCF dropped the word "Golden" from its nickname in 2007, becoming simply the Knights.
 Troy became a member of the Sun Belt for football member during the 2004 fall season (2004–05 school year), a year before it became an all-sports member.
 Although Campbell became a full member of the Big South during the 2011–12 school year, it did not participate in the Big South's football conference until the 2018 fall season (2018–19 school year), instead competing in the non-scholarship Pioneer Football League.
Former associate members
Institution	Location	Founded	Type	Enrollment	Joined	Left	Nickname	ASUN
sport(s)	Primary
conference	Current
conference
in former
ASUN sport(s)
University of Akron	Akron, Ohio	1870	Public	18,730	2019–20	2019–20[30][a]	Zips	Women's lacrosse	MAC
Central Michigan University	Mount Pleasant, Michigan	1892	Public	27,693	2015–16	2016–17	Chippewas	Women's lacrosse	MAC
College of Charleston
(Charleston)	Charleston, South Carolina	1770	Public	10,468	2021–22[32]	2022–23	Cougars	Beach volleyball	CAA	Sun Belt
Coastal Carolina University	Conway, South Carolina	1954	Public	10,484	2015–16	2020–21	Chanticleers	Beach volleyball	Sun Belt	C-USA
University of Detroit Mercy	Detroit, Michigan	1877	Private	5,700	2012–13	2016–17	Titans	Women's lacrosse	Horizon	MAC
Elon University	Elon, North Carolina	1889	Private	6,305	2013–14	2013–14	Phoenix	Women's lacrosse	CAA
Furman University	Greenville, South Carolina	1826	Private	2,668	2014–15	2016–17	Paladins	Women's lacrosse	SoCon
Howard University	Washington, D.C.	1867	Private	9,139	2012–13	2020–21[33]	Lady Bison	Women's lacrosse	MEAC	NEC
Kent State University	Kent, Ohio	1910	Public	28,122	2018–19	2019–20[a]	Golden Flashes	Women's lacrosse	MAC
Mercer University[b]	Macon, Georgia	1833	Private	8,603	2014–15	2016–17	Bears	Women's lacrosse	SoCon
2022–23	Beach volleyball	SoCon	Sun Belt
Old Dominion University	Norfolk, Virginia	1930	Public	24,932	2014–15	2017–18	Monarchs	Women's lacrosse	Sun Belt	American
Stephen F. Austin State University	Nacogdoches, Texas	1923	Public	11,946	2021–22[34]	2022–23	Beach volleyball	Ladyjacks	WAC	Sun Belt
University of North Carolina Wilmington
(UNCW)	Wilmington, North Carolina	1947	Public	14,765	2021–22[32]	2022–23	Beach volleyball	Seahawks	CAA	Sun Belt
Notes
 Akron and Kent State left ASUN women's lacrosse after the 2020 spring season (2019–20 school year) to join the newly formed women's lacrosse league of their full-time home of the Mid-American Conference.[31]
 Mercer became an ASUN associate in men's lacrosse in 2022.