Clubs & Organizations

The Husson University Tennis Club was started in 2010 and has grown rapidly, with weekly inter-club matches and fundraisers. Making use of the outdoor courts on campus and during the winter meeting at Bangor Indoor Tennis, this is a club for long time players or for those interested in learning the game. In the Spring of 2012 the HU Tennis Club scrimmaged their counterparts from the University of Maine and won handily. A feather in the cap for this exciting athletic club! Find us on Facebook, Husson University Tennis Club for updates and information.

The purpose of the International Student Association is to promote a supportive and friendly campus that welcomes all students regardless of race, ethnicity, and/or nationality. The club will strive to: Welcome and support international students at Husson University and NESCom Make the transition to the university easier for new international students Create awareness of all ethnic and cultural groups on campus and in the community Create opportunities for international students to share their cultural and traditional riches

Kappa Delta Phi, National Affiliate Soroity (NAS) is a national organization founded in 1971. This sorority offers friendship, leadership and so much more to both Husson and NESCom students. We make great things happen in our community and in the lives of so many women on campus. We encourage and support our sisters to reach for their dreams, hopes, and goals by offering opportunities for leadership, personal growth, academic prosperity and philanthropic participation. Kappa Delta Phi, NAS is a home away from home for many young women. With a supportive alumni association and a close relationship with our brother fraternity, Kappa Delta Phi, becoming a sister will always give you a shoulder to cry on, a helping hand, support through good and bad times, and most importantly, unconditional love. Come join Kappa Delta Phi, NAS to help promote true friendship among college women through the principles of veracity, integrity and responsibility.

Founded in 1931 by the very founder of Husson University, Mu Sigma Chi is the oldest fraternity on campus. Known on campus as MEX, we are a diverse group of male students who attend both Husson and NESCom. Priding ourselves on campus and community involvement, we host numerous events every year such as our annual 24 Hour Relay, Winter Ball, and Super Bowl party. Our biggest fundraising event each year is our annual 24 Hour Relay for the United Way of Eastern Maine. We have been working with this organization for the past four years. While being a very diverse group of individuals, we exhibit a strong brotherhood bond that is second to none. Making Maine's gentlemen since 1931, we are assistants, campus security officers, and more importantly Brothers. When coming to college, think about Greek Life and our fraternity. Our bond of brotherhood goes with you beyond your college years; it lasts forever.

The Husson University/EMMC Organization of Student Nurses (OSN) is composed of undergraduate nursing students who work to better our community and school, provide educational activities to our members, and promote the profession of nursing. OSN accomplishes this through community service activities, sponsoring campus activities, and actively fundraising. OSN strives to promote leadership and the understanding of group process for all of our members to enhance our education and prepare us for our professional roles as baccalaureate prepared nurses.

Running Club unites everyone who loves to run here at Husson (short or long distances, track or XC) into one group. Our goal is to promote running on and off campus in groups in an attempt to stay in shape and have fun. We also hope to show the school that there are enough people actively interested in running so that, when the funds are available, it will be that much easier to start a team. As most of you probably know, it is much easier and far more motivating to run in groups than it is to try and run (stay in shape) by yourself. Running Club meets four or five times a week to run various distances both on and off campus. Everyone is welcome no matter their experience or physique. So, come join us!

Any student may join, whether he or she goes to Husson or NESCom. Writing for the paper gives one the opportunity to participate in more events, including those that can qualify for community service and fine arts credits. We have a variety of fundraising events, the biggest of which is advertisements. We also sponsor on-campus activities. Recently, we sponsored Easter egg decorating and have plans to sponsor a book drive to improve our campus library.