Student Clubs and Organizations

Alpha Kappa Psi is the premier developer of principled business leaders in the university community. AKPsi is a coed professional fraternity focused of networking and growing together as business professionals.

President: Evan Mullings 
VP of Administration: Logan Lopus 
VP of Membership: Vikram Varma 
VP of Finance: CJ Dawe 
VP of External Relations: Mitchel Gagnon 
Master of Rituals: Katie Wallace 
Pledge Educator: Maggie Eaton 
Secretary: Katie Dubois

Artifex Data Analytics is a student organization that applies data analytics to real-world business problems. Members of Artifex take a hybrid course in which one weekly classroom session is devoted to learning modern analytics tools and a second weekly session leverages those tools to build analytics products with industrial partners. 

The Atkins Investment Group is a completely student-managed investment fund at the University of New Hampshire's Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics overseeing approximately $265,000 in long-equity Fixed Income positions. The group, which is open to all majors and concentrations, is comprised of 45 students ranging from sophomores to seniors who are responsible for making all investment decisions. Student members are provided with a unique opportunity to learn about active investing and portfolio management.

Beta Alpha Psi is an honor organization for accounting, finance and financial information students and professionals.  The organization provides students the ability to explore various career paths within the financial information field and network with industry professionals.

Club Managers Association of America, UNH student chapter, brings students together to network with club managers throughout the country, increase knowledge of private clubs by touring local clubs and bringing in club managers to speak with students.

The Paul College Diversity and Inclusion Social Coalition provides a supportive space for students of all backgrounds while also offering professional development opportunities. The organization seeks to build an inclusive space within Paul College while celebrating diversity.

The student run UNH Entrepreneurship Club’s primary goal is to educate students of all majors about the power of thinking from an entrepreneurial mindset. E-Club exists as a community of students with an idea looking to grow it, a student looking to learn and grow their network, for current and future business owners, students with an interest in potentially running a business one day, etc. All students can prosper from an entrepreneurial understanding and we believe everyone can benefit from using the same practices in any job in any career. The E-Club is THE place for meeting other likeminded students with a passion for success. All students welcome anytime to any meeting. We are sponsored by the Patten Family Foundation and meet at UNH’s Entrepreneurship Center (ECenter) 21 Madbury Road (across from Hop + Grind) weekly.

HFTP of UNH provides students studying for hospitality-related business careers with networking opportunities, scholarships, access to guest speakers with direct knowledge of the business world, and opportunities for community service.

HSMAI is a organization for students who want to gain experience in establishing and expanding their skills and knowledge of sales and marketing within the hospitality industry.

The Human Resource Association aims to immerse members into the Human Resource field and industry. We focus on enriching members about the opportunities that one can obtain through Human Resources and all that it can provide. Furthermore, we would like to provide members with networking events, and ways to expand their academic and occupational knowledge outside of the classroom.

The Information Systems Management Association (ISMA) is a student-run networking and professional development group for Information Systems and Business Analytics students at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics. ISMA acts as a resource and opportunity for networking with alumni and industry professionals, professional development, and improving academic performance within the ISBA option. ISMA promotes further learning and collaboration outside the classroom. 

Requirements to join ISMA: Must be either have declared or be strongly considering the ISBA option, must attend AT MINIMUM 2 ISMA events per semester.

If you are interested in joining ISMA, please fill out our registration form – bit.ly/3DWezfA

MAC, a student-run organization, creates a dynamic and engaging program that allows you to gain real world exposure and experience. It is a great opportunity to empower you to be successful in your marketing and advertising careers. Additionally, it provides networking opportunities with industry leaders and can help jump start your career.  MAC is an official collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) where we compete against other colleges and universities across the nation.

Net Impact UNH is a chapter of Net Impact, a community of over 60,000 student and professional leaders who use the power of business to create a more socially and environmentally sustainable world.

An elite experiential sales and leadership course with a mission to train for, compete in, and host sales competitions and business networking events.  Our sales team travels to Florida, Georgia, Rhode Island and NY/NJ for intercollegiate competitions as well as regionally in our own Elite Competition Series with our top partner companies. An officer corps is responsible for structuring and coordinating the group. Note: There is a competitive application process for this group. Credit is awarded.

Students actively manage the Rines Student Angel Investment Fund, a donor-created fund which focuses on investments in private equity and angel investments in entrepreneurial ventures and start-ups. During weekly meetings students present due diligence completed on potential investment opportunities. Final due diligence reports are presented to the investment committee of the Fund. Students attend regional angel group meetings for company presentations for investment opportunities. An officer corps is responsible for structuring and coordinating the group. Note: There is a competitive application process for this group. Credit is awarded.

This organization provides students the opportunity to further explore potential careers in sales and to network with fellow undergraduates and alumni.

Trash 2 Treasure’s mission is to assist students and universities in reducing waste on college campuses. T2T works to avoid unnecessary trash, created at move-out weekend, from entering landfills. Consequently, Trash 2 Treasure significantly reduces trash removal costs for the University and provides families back-to-school savings at move-in weekend yard sales. The success of this social enterprise is achieved through strong student leadership and passionate, active volunteers who value accountability, respect, teamwork, and the promotion of sustainability. T2T’s achievement is evaluated on the scope and positivity of its impact on the UNH community.

• Contact: Marina Cardoso-Vianna-Vaz or Trash 2 Treasure
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WIB provides undergraduate women with a positive environment to prepare for their careers while connecting with one another. Activities include professional development workshops, networking events and community service projects. 

Voice Z gives students the opportunity to gain real-world marketing experience by working hand in hand with clients to create impactful and innovative digital marketing campaigns. Voice Z is a 2-credit course that meets twice a week in order to collaborate in teams and learn from industry professionals. We are driven, hard-working and passionate group and are eager to begin our first official year as a student organization. Students from any grade and major are encourage to apply!