Student Clubs & Organizations

Student Clubs and Organizations Directory

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club and organization contact information

Getting involved at UMPI!

Whether you are a first year, transfer, returning, or residence hall, commuter student; you can get involved! It is never too late! The University of Maine at Presque Isle currently offers over 30 opportunities to engage in student organizations or leadership roles on campus.

Can't find a club or organization that fits "your personality or need talk to us about your interests, we can talk to you about starting an interest group and the process to become a recognized student organization. Where/how can you receive more information on this process? It's easy! Stop by the Student Activities Office (Campus Center 104), e-mail us ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or call (768.9582); we would enjoy the opportunity to talk with you about your ideas or interests!

Forms and Resources for Student Organizations and Interest Groups are located at the bottom of this page.

Why Get Involved?

The benefits are endless... however, here is our "Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Get Involved!"

#5: Meet people! Who can't use a few more friends, right? You will get to know other students and even better, they are people with similar interests!

#4: Do better academically! Research shows that students who are involved in cocurricular activities at a university or college, tend to persist longer and do better academically, than students who do not.

#3: Networking with Advisors! Can we say, "networking?" Interaction with organizations advisors will be invaluable when you need a job references or are seeking leads when job searching. The advisors will be able to speak to your academic ability, as well as, how you worked with others!

#2: Resume Builder! Let's say you will leave with experience to put ON your resume and not just a degree with a grade point average. This can put YOUR resume on the top of the pile.

#1: FUN!!! College is a serious time, but this is a chance where you can gain experience, laugh a little and create life-long memories and friends.

So, c'mon... give it a try!

Campus Clubs, Organizations and Leadership Opportunities

Updates to come for each organization: Quick links to each organization advisor, organization constitutions, and meeting times/locations

Academic Organizations

Art Student Society
Athletic Training Students Club
Business/Accounting/MIS/PBL Club
Criminal Justice Club
French Club
Geo-Ecology Club
Native Voices
Organization of Psychology Students (oops)
Physical Education Majors Club
Power of Philosophy Club
Student Education Association of Maine (SEAM)
Student Organization of Social Workers

Activity & Service Organizations

College Democrats of America
College Republicans
Collegiate FFA Chapter
Dance Team
Games Club
Gay-Straight Alliance
International Students Club
Outdoor Adventure Program International (oapi)
Ping-Pong Club
Campus Activities Board (CAB) formerly Owl Productions
Student Senate
University Players

Fraternities & Sororities

Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity*
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority*
Phi Eta Sigma National Academic Fraternity*

Intercollegiate Athletics

Programs: Baseball, Basketball (Mens/Womens), Cross Country Running, Nordic/Cross Country Skiing, Golf, Soccer (Mens/Womens), Softball and Volleyball.

Media organizations

University Times
WUPI Radio - 92.1fm

Musical organizations

Community Band

Recreational Sports

Club Sports
Community Recreation
Disc Golf Club
Football Club (soccer)
Hockey Club
Track and Field

Intramurals

Semester Programs: Fall leagues include softball, flag football, golf, tennis, and basketball. The spring offerings include bowling, basketball, floor hockey, indoor soccer, archery, and weight lifting.
Other regularly scheduled community recreation activities are swimming, ice skating, down-hill skiing, and a run/walk program.
Volleyball Club