Alpha Kappa Psi is a co-ed business professional fraternity. They are open to all majors and genders – especially those interested in developing professional skills to further career development.
They work directly with potential new members to enhance their interview techniques and confidence, while also opening them up to a wider network of driven individuals.
Members have opportunities for mentoring, leadership, event planning, and public speaking alongside continuous professional development.
All recruitment info can be found on the UNH Alpha Kappa Psi website.
Sean Finnegan (President)
Devin Sawyer (VP of Membership)
Morgan Melo (VP of Administration)
Ryan Clark (VP of External Relations)
Matthew Clifford (VP of Finance)
Callie Jackson (Secretary)
The American Marketing Association (AMA) at UNH is an official collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association, connecting students to a global network of colleges and universities.
The AMA team takes the lead in organizing various campus events, engaging in marketing challenges against other chapters nationally, and collaborating with actual clients to address their marketing needs.
Members of AMA enroll in a class-club hybrid two-credit course with one weekly session and is a full-year commitment.
Applications for the course open in April to be reviewed for the start of the Fall term.
They can be accessed from the link in the club's Instagram bio and website at the end of Spring semester. Students are highly encouraged to attend information sessions before applying.
Martha Bellet, President
Michaela Mazzei, Senior Vice President of AMA
Faculty Advisor: Dana Gierka
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Artifex Data Analytics is a student organization that applies data analytics to real-world business problems.
Members of Artifex take a hybrid two-credit course with two weekly sessions: one devoted to learn modern analytics tools and the second to leverage those tools to build analytics products with real-world industry partners.
Applications open to students at the end of the semester prior to the one they would be joining (ex: apply at the end of Spring 2024 to be in the club Fall 2024).
Applications can be accessed from the link in the club's Instagram bio. Students are highly encouraged to attend information sessions before applying.
Peter Duriga, President
Andrew Turkington, Vice President
Rebecca Rainey, Vice President
Interested students must apply and undergo a selective formal interview process. You must be a sophomores, junior or senior the semester you enter the group.
Applications for Spring Semester 2024 are now closed. If you are interested in joining, applications will reopen in April for Fall Semester 2024.
Amelia Magay, President
Melanie Yelle, Portfolio Manager
Evan Madigan, Executive Vice-President
Elizabeth Robinson-Kiang, VP External Relations
Faculty advisors: Ahmad Etebari + Stephen Ciccone
atkinsinvestmentgroup@gmail.com
Linkedin
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Beta Alpha Psi is an honors accounting society that is open to accounting, finance, and information system majors.
The group focuses on providing students with opportunities to network with accounting firms and their respective recruiters. They also host other professional events related to accounting, service, and the national chapter into their yearly agenda.
Members must fulfill requirements established by the national chapter, along with the member fee, to be inducted into the society.
Leeya Mainville: President
Austin Kaminaris: Vice President
Jack Lumpinski: Treasurer
Hailey Ranfos: Reporter
By connecting members to international industry leaders, professionals, and opportunities, UNH DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management.
Learn and employ key career skills in competitive categories spanning industries, thinking quickly for case studies or putting your creativity to the test in prepared business presentations. Working either individually or in teams, you'll have the opportunity to build skills towards competing at the international level at CICDC with the UNH chapter.
UNH DECA provides workshops, speaker sessions, and social events tailored towards member interests! Explore community service through volunteering, network with our partners through DECA Inc., and apply for scholarships made available by collegiate DECA!
Mary Lachance, President
Amelia Corazon, Vice President
Isabelle Gauvin, Treasurer
Ella Holden, Director of Chapter Management
Ryan Donahoe, Director of Chapter Development
Clara Buban, Social Media Chair
Laci Van Scoy & Gavin Cronin, Fundraising Chairs
Faculty Advisors: Alex LaBreque, Noele Lee
The UNH Economics Club facilitates networking and learning between UNH students while also providing opportunities to learn from guest speakers. The group aims to introduce students to career opportunities in economics and demonstrate how economic principles can be applied to everyday life.
This club is open to all current students, regardless of their area of study, with the goal of fostering an inclusive community of curious, economics-minded individuals. Students can join at any time by attending meetings. Executive board membership is by application.
President: Molly Nichols
Director of Research: Sezar Faraj
Director of Marketing: Julia Drake
Business Manager: Sloane Whitton
Director of Outreach: Karolyi Campano
The UNH Entrepreneurship Club is a student-run university organization with a mission of fostering the entrepreneurial spirit on campus by giving students the coaching, capital, and connections to actually start something. We are not a club that only talks about entrepreneurship. Founding teams of members receive a $50 investment from the club as their starting capital and spend the semester building a real business with real customers.
Each semester runs like a startup bootcamp. Founders, investors, and operators join us every few weeks to teach a stage of building a company (ideation, product development, go-to-market, and more), and the meetings in between are working sessions with hands-on coaching from mentors and the executive board. The team that generates the most revenue by the end of the semester earns a permanent place on our trophy. The fall culminates in Cat Tank, where teams present the journey they went on, and the spring points teams toward the Holloway Prize and the wider UNH entrepreneurial ecosystem. Teams can keep building long after the semester ends, and our coworking and coaching never expire, though each idea only ever receives one $50 investment.
Alongside the program, EClub hosts guest speakers, workshops, competitions, and larger campus events such as our Startup Summit, welcoming students, faculty, and local community members to gain exposure to the entrepreneurial world. No idea, no experience, and no business major required.
No applications are needed, just come to meetings on Mondays at 5:30 pm in MUB 302!
Zachary Morin, President
Sebastian Lamers, Vice President
Fritzgerald Aristor, Treasurer
Reese Brittingham, Marketing Director
Joshua Traub, Director of Events
Jackson Cameron, Director of Communications
Alex Hanson, Director of Membership
Staff Lead: Belle Kenoyer
Eta Sigma Delta is an international honor society that recognizes academic excellence, service, and professionalism among hospitality and tourism students. It was founded at the University of New Hampshire’s Paul College (then the Whittemore School of Business and Economics) in 1978 and now has 98 active chapters worldwide.
The Paul College chapter offers members distinctive opportunities to connect with high-profile hospitality professionals through industry visits, networking events, guest speakers, and other professional-development activities. Members can also challenge themselves academically by participating in hospitality competitions, research and educational programs, and collaborative learning experiences. Through these experiences, members strengthen their professional networks, develop interpersonal and leadership skills, and prepare for successful careers across the broader business and service sectors.
Membership in ESD requires an application and fee.
Katie Danaher- President
Max O'Malley- Vice President
Lilah Allen- Secretary
Mishel Aronzon- Social Media Representative
Faculty Advisor: Hanna Lee
The Human Resource Association (HRA) is a student organization committed to empowering members with knowledge and skills in human resources (HR), regardless of their major or career path.
Their primary objective is to equip students with valuable HR insights and capabilities to enhance their professional journeys. Through a diverse range of activities such as guest speaker sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and networking events, they offer opportunities for members to explore HR practices and connect with industry professionals.
The group believes that understanding HR principles is beneficial for individuals across various disciplines and career paths, as it equips them with essential skills in recruitment, employee relations, and organizational development. They also provide resources like resume assistance, interview preparation, and mentorship programs to support members in their professional development endeavors.
By fostering a supportive community and offering enriching experiences, UNH HRA strives to empower students with the tools they need to succeed in their future careers, irrespective of their academic backgrounds or career aspirations.
Anyone and everyone is welcome - just show up to meeting, which are held Monday nights at 8pm every other week beginning Sept. 21, 2026.
Ava Tavares, Treasurer
Reese Brittingham, Marketing Director
Melissa Sawyer, College Relations Director
The Information Systems Management Association (ISMA) is a student-run organization focused on artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and their applications in business.
ISMA provides opportunities for students to explore how AI is changing business, education, and the workplace. Through guest speakers, demonstrations, workshops, discussions, and collaborative activities, members gain practical exposure to AI tools and emerging technology trends.
The organization also connects students with alumni, faculty, and industry professionals while supporting career development, networking, and learning beyond the classroom. ISMA welcomes students who are interested in artificial intelligence, regardless of their major or previous experience with AI.
Students interested in joining ISMA should contact an ISMA club officer for information about membership, upcoming activities, and the current meeting schedule.
Meeting dates and times vary by semester and are announced at the beginning of each term.
Michael Woodward, President
Aqil Fawwaz, Vice President
Dalton Orino, Treasurer
Alexa Zaimes, Director of Marketing
Matthew Mcdowall (CEPS), Director of Logistics
Adalynn Carreiro, Outreach Coordinator (First Semester)
Megan Gaklik, Outreach Coordinator (Second Semester)
Faculty Advisor: Dan Silverman
The UNH Marketing & Advertising Club (MAC), led by the American Marketing Association (AMA), is a dynamic student-driven organization that goes beyond conventional classroom learning to provide real-world experiences and opportunities.
Focused on educational experiences, MAC offers real-world client-based marketing projects, participation in fun social media competitions, engaging industry leader speakers, hands-on skill workshops, and the annual marketing summit (MAC SMAC).
These initiatives, coupled with exclusive networking opportunities, are a great way for students to gain professional skills that will set them up for success after graduation. MAC is not just a club; it's a vibrant opportunity to enhance your skills and your resume while having fun. Join us!
Students can join MAC any time! We meet once a month on Wednesdays at 5:30 PM. Sign up for our email list to be notified about upcoming meetings, opportunities, and more!
Martha Bellet, President
Talan Kropp, Senior Vice President of Client and Student Relations (MAC)
Faculty Advisor: Dana Gierka
Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE), the world’s largest academic honor societies in economics, was founded in 1963 through the merger of Omicron Delta Gamma and Omicron Chi Epsilon.
ODE promotes excellence in the study of economics. Economists provide essential insight into issues such as economic growth, financial stability, inequality, poverty, climate change, and sustainable development.
Today, ODE includes over 700 chapters worldwide, spanning the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Egypt, France, and the United Arab Emirates.
Each spring, eligible students are invited to join a highly selective group of initiates based on GPA and class standing. To be considered for induction into the Beta Chapter of ODE at UNH, a student must be a junior or senior economics major, have completed at least one intermediate theory course, and demonstrate a distinguished academic record..
Faculty Advisor: Robert Mohr
National Chapter Info
Omicron Delta Epsilon – National Office
P.O. Box 278, Baldwin City, KS 66006
Phone: (785) 284 9997
Email: odecentraloffice@gmail.com
The Professional Sales Group is an elite experiential sales and leadership two-credit course where students actively train for, host, and compete in sales competitions and business networking events.
These sales role-play competitions use real business case scenarios, with corporate
professionals and alumni as buyers & judges, to simulate selling experiences for the students.
The course provides students a supportive environment and experiential setting to develop and hone their consultative selling, partnering, and relationship building skills. It also gives leadership opportunities and experiences through student roles in operating the group, sales coaching/management, as well as organizing and marketing events.
Another important opportunity is the student’s interaction and engagement with current sales professionals and companies. This develops personal relationships and professional networks that lead to internship and career opportunities.
A student officer corps is responsible for structuring and coordinating the group. Students in good standing may retake the course up to a maximum of 12 credits.
PSG requires an application process, including both a written online application and an interview. Applications open towards the end of each semester for enrollment in the following.
Elizabeth Walent, President
Caden McGeough, Executive VP & Head Coach
Chloe Lahme, Vice President, Internal Relations
Isabella McCaffrey, Vice President, Marketing
Jason Pino, Vice President, Operations
Emily Kearns, Vice President, External Relations
Owen Cacciatore, Vice President, HUDL
Carter Hayes, Vice President, HUDL
Faculty Advisor: James McIlroy
The Rines Angel Fund is a highly selective two-credit course and student-run investment fund.
Early-stage companies are invited to pitch the Fund for seed capital. They receive high-quality due diligence from the student team regardless of investment.
Student associates are versed in angel and venture capital investment strategies through a balance of angel investing research conducted at the Center for Venture Research and deal flow generated from actual companies seeking seed funding.
The purpose of the Rines Angel Fund is to fuel undergraduate students’ direct involvement in private equity markets and entrepreneurial finance.
A student-driven, multi-disciplinary team, with the supervision of the Director of the Center for Venture Research, manages the Rines Angel Fund program.
The Fund was established thanks to a contribution made by UNH Alumni S. Melvin "Mel" Rines '47.
Students must successfully complete an arduous application and interview process to be accepted into the Fund as an associate. Applications open at the end of each semester for the following and can be found on their website.
Zachary Morin, Co-Managing Director
Anthony Amaro, Co-Managing Director
Jianhong Chen, Co-Faculty Director
Khole Gwebu, Co-Faculty Director
Jeffrey Sohl, Emeritus Faculty Director (this title may change as Jinhong may have a better title in mind)
Sports Analytics Club is a place where members dive into the world of sports through data and discussion – where the thrill of the game meets the power of data!
The group brings in industry experts to share insights and lead discussions. They also engage in hands-on projects and activities to deepen their understanding of sports analytics. This includes data from real clients on and off campus, to fun debates like "who is the greatest player of all time?" with the data to back up the claim.
Whether you're a die-hard fan or a budding analyst, everyone's welcome.
You can join the official email list which will keep you up to date on club happenings by contacting peter.zaimes@unh.edu.
Or just show up to your first meeting and we will add you to the list at that time! Meetings TBD.
Faculty Advisor: Peter Zaimes
Sports Analytics Lab is a two-credit course where students explore the world of sports through data analysis and applied research – where academic rigor meets the thrill of athletics!
The course features student-led projects and workshops, supported by a faculty advisor who provides expert guidance. Students engage in hands-on analytics work using real-world data from sports organizations, developing skills in data analysis, visualization, and strategic decision-making. Projects range from player performance prediction to fan engagement optimization, all while earning academic credit.
Whether you're a stats enthusiast or a sports management major, this course offers valuable experience for your future career.
To join this course, contact Peter Zaimes for information on the application process and course requirements. Enrollment is limited to ensure a collaborative learning environment, so early inquiry is encouraged.
The UNH Real Estate Club provides UNH students from all majors and backgrounds the opportunity to further explore a potential career in real estate. Members develop a professional understanding of how to invest in, buy, and sell real estate, along with the many different avenues within the industry, to their advantage.
Meetings generally entail visits from industry professionals and working towards a semesterly presentation/project. This organization is a great place to learn about the real estate industry and understand if being a part of this business is the right option for you, as well as to advance and learn more about what a student may already know coming in.
HOW TO JOIN
Students can join by coming to the first meeting or by reaching out via Instagram or email (see Contact section below). No recruitment or applications are necessary! Meetings are held Monday nights at 8:00 PM.
LEADERSHIP
President: Devin Lencki
Vice President: Jakob Mikhitarian
VP of Public Relations: Lucy Jimenez
VP of Finance: Drew Sanford
VP of Marketing: Ava Tavares
Faculty Advisor: Wenjuan Xie, Jim Gasperoni
CONTACT
Instagram
UNH Real Estate Catalyst Page
UNH Sales Club provides UNH students from all majors and backgrounds the opportunity to further explore a potential career in sales and learn how to sell themselves in any situation.
Meetings generally entail visits from business professionals, skill-building activities, sales competitions, and free pizza! This organization is a great place to build foundational sales skills and understand if sales is the right option for you.
This no-pressure environment has helped numerous alumni find their passion for sales, while also giving them a place to foster their personal growth.
Students can come to any meeting at any time. Meeting will be held in Paul College, Room 260U, UNH Sales Arena. First meeting TBD. No recruitment or applications necessary!
Johnny Rand, Co-Vice President
Jacqueline Tobin, Co-Vice President
UNH Sport Career Club (SCC) is a student-run group open to anyone with an interest in sports. SCC has bi-weekly meetings on Wednesdays with guests from the sports industry. It allows students to learn about different career paths in the sports industry. Additionally, people can meet like-minded individuals with an interest in sports.
Students can come to any meeting at any time. You can also sign up for our email list.
Addy Young, President
Faculty Advisor: Gretchen Browne
The core purpose of Women in Business is to create a strong network of women who support each other and lift each other up as we all begin to discover the type of leaders we aim to become.
Meetings revolve around relevant topics regarding the issues women continue to encounter in the business world serve as guiding themes. They also include a balance of networking, stress-reducing activities, personal development, and professional development.
The group also puts on a Women in Business Conference every spring.
Mia Pittore, President
Rihanna Nguyen, Vice President
Hannah Leavitt, Conference Manager
Olivia Arnold, Business Manager
Lea Carangelo, Marketing Manager
Clara Buban, Treasurer
Faculty Advisor: Rachel Campagna
Voice Z is a student-run digital marketing agency that gives students the opportunity to gain real-world marketing experience by working hand-in-hand with real clients to perform impactful and innovative digital marketing services.
This is a two-credit course that meets twice a week in order to collaborate in teams and learn from industry professionals. The agency, comprised of 30 marketing strategists, is open to students of all majors and concentrations.
Applications open at the end of every semester for the following. If you would like to join, applications open near the end of fall and spring semesters! Once the applications open, information can be found on their Instagram and website. Students from any grade are encouraged to apply!
Reese Brittingham, Co-Managing Director
Katie Nolan, Co-Managing Director
Faculty Advisors: Alex LaBrecque
