University of Maine Student Government, Inc.

Mission: The University of Maine’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter is a professional organization geared towards creating a community for women in STEM on campus and providing professional development opportunities. In addition, we are also involved in outreach in the community and across the state of Maine with the goal of encouraging girls and […]

Our Women in Business Organization of the Maine Business School aims to develop and empower women through networking, education, professional and personal advancement. We work to engage our women students to make their education at the Maine Business School a more meaningful and fulfilling experience.

The Black Bear Robotics Club competes in the annual NASA robotic competitions, as well as some other events, such as VEX tournaments and Battlebots. Additionally, it helps prepare all members for the professional world of design and engineering

ESW is a national non-profit organization composed of collegiate and professional chapters working through hands-on projects to sustainably improve the welfare of the world. We plan on contributing to our local community through projects like repairing a bridge on the trail system behind Orono High School and volunteering at the Hirundo Wildlife Refuge.

SPIFFY is a club that engages in and educates members in investing. It was established in 1993 with an original investment of $200,000 and has been managed by students ever since. Today, SPIFFY has over 80 undergraduate members that manage an equity-based portfolio worth ~$4,000,000. SPIFFY is open to undergraduate students of all years and […]

The purposes of this organization are to enhance mathematical learning and development of students at the University of Maine and to provide exposure to new ideas and concepts in mathematics.

We like to go hiking, get students connected with other biology related professors for internships/opprotunities, volunteer, and be a part of the community

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) provides networking opportunities for civil engineers and insight into what the career is all about.

The University of Maine’s Pre-Vet club aims to offer support and educate students interested in veterinary science on common veterinary and animal science topics, ways to improve their chances of getting accepted into vet school, and support in their studies in the pre-veterinary track. The club offers regular meetings with activities to build the community […]