Members
The EIVA comprises eight teams, all but one from the NCAA's Division I level. The only non-Division I member is Division III Rutgers–Newark. Because that school traditionally competed in the former University Division in men's volleyball before the NCAA created its current three-division setup in 1972, it is allowed to award scholarships in that sport, making it one of only seven D-III schools allowed to do so.
| School | Location | Division | Team nickname | Primary Conference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Mason University | Fairfax, Virginia | 1 | Patriots | Colonial Athletic Association |
| Harvard University | Cambridge, Massachusetts | 1 | Crimson | Ivy League |
| NJIT | Newark, New Jersey | 1 | Highlanders | Great West Conference |
| Pennsylvania State University | State College, Pennsylvania | 1 | Nittany Lions | Big Ten |
| Princeton University | Princeton, New Jersey | 1 | Tigers | Ivy League |
| Rutgers University-Newark | Newark, New Jersey | 3 | Scarlet Raiders | New Jersey Athletic Conference |
| Sacred Heart University | Fairfield, Connecticut | 1 | Pioneers | Northeast Conference |
| Saint Francis University | Loretto, Pennsylvania | 1 | Red Flash | Northeast Conference |
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