• Students gather on the mall to join clubs and other group activities at the Student Organization Fair.
  • Students gather on the mall to join clubs and other group activities at the Student Organization Fair.
  • Students gather on the mall to join clubs and other group activities at the Student Organization Fair.
  • Students gather on the mall to join clubs and other group activities at the Student Organization Fair.
  • Students gather on the mall to join clubs and other group activities at the Student Organization Fair.

Student Organizations

With over 200 student organizations at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø putting on on-campus and off-campus events, you are sure to stay busy at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø! Whether you are into art, gaming, music, politics, sciences, sports – you’ll definitely find others at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø who share your same passion!

Student Involvement is here to help you get connected on campus and help organizations at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø thrive. From student involvement consultations and organization success consults to organization support workshops and events, we have a variety of opportunities for you. Our online student organization engagement platform, , provides a current directory of all of our organizations and includes contact and meeting information for all our organizations!

Click here for the Student Organization Resource Guide
Click here for the Advisor Guide

Organization Directory

Uº£½ÇÉçÇø has 13 different categories of organizations. Take a look at the categories below, or visit the organization directory to see a full listing of organizations at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø.

Groups in this category focus on academic and professional topics that are complementary to your studies here at Uº£½ÇÉçÇø. They are often affiliated with a specific major or field of study.

To see a list of our current .

Groups in this category have been recognized by the university as overarching representatives serving to coordinate the endeavors of other registered organizations with similar interests.

To see a list of our current .

To see a list of our current .

Groups in this category have a primary mission of engaging in activities involving fine, liberal, visual, decorative, applied, design, craft and performing arts.

To see a list of our current .

Social fraternity and sorority organizations are student-led groups that focus on fostering a sense of community, brotherhood or sisterhood, and personal development among their members.

To see a list of our current .

To learn more about Fraternities and Sororities.

Groups in this category have been recognized by the university to recognize excellence in areas including leadership, service, or scholastic achievement.

To see a list of our current .

Groups in this category have a primary mission or purpose to raise cultural and identity awareness, respect for diversity, and/or foster a sense of community.

To see a list of our current .

Groups in this category serve to raise awareness and engagement around topics of a political issue, affiliation, or cause. These groups encourage voter education and activism on campus.

To see a list of our current organizations.

Groups in this category provide an outlet for students to engage in leisure activities. They are a formed by a group of students who share a common interest and a commitment to an articulated mission and purpose for the organization.

To see a list of our current

Groups in this category have a primary mission or purpose for religious or spiritual sharing, growth, or education.

To see a list of our current .

Groups in this category have a primary mission or purpose to collect and donate resources for humanitarian purposes, perform community service, or to coordinate volunteer opportunities.

To see a list of our current

Groups in this category do not easily fit within the other defined categories. They are a formed by a group of students who share a common interest and a commitment to an articulated mission and purpose for the organization.

To see a list of our current

Groups in this category participate in athletic competitions, including organized practices and skill development. Membership is restricted to current Uº£½ÇÉçÇø students only.

To see a list of our current .

Advertising for clubs and events

Posting Policy

  • Permitted Areas and Materials
  • Public bulletin boards
  • Only provided push pins
  • Prohibited Areas
  • Walls, painted surfaces, windows, doors, floors, bricks, bathroom stalls, railings, and other areas not specifically mentioned here
  • Do not use tape, staples, or other adhesives to affix flyers or posters

CSI Print media

  • The NewsFlush
  • The News Flush is a monthly publication that hangs in the bathroom stalls of the Memorial Union. It is also posted electronically on our Facebook page.
  • What do I submit? The event’s time, location, and date.
  • How do I submit? Fill out our News Flush form !
  • When do I submit? Please submit event information by the 20th of the month prior to the one you are looking to advertise for. For example: if you want your event in the April News Flush, please submit information by March 20th.

CSI digital Media

  • Social Media
  • The Center for Student Involvement is on Tik Tok and Instagram.
  • How do I submit? Tag us on Insta and we will reshare – @um.getinvolved
  • Union Electronic Boards
  • Electronic boards for advertising are located by the Wade Center on the first floor of the Memorial Union.
  • What do I submit? .png or .jpeg file, 7.5″x13.3″ high resolution ad, and the timespan of desired time to be posted.
  • How do I submit? Email information to um.getinvolved@maine.edu

Other advertising policies to be aware of

  • Residence Hall Posting
  • All flyers posted in the Residence Halls must be approved by Residence Life staff in room 311 of the Memorial Union. Unapproved flyers will be taken down immediately.
  • Student Handbook Policies

Questions? Email us at um.getinvolved@maine.edu