University of Maine at Presque Isle Student Government Association

Attention 2020 Grads! There’s still time to submit a personal photo and message for the UMPI’s Virtual Commencement on May 9th. The Commencement Planning Committee has extended the deadline to Sunday, May 3. Send submissions to [email protected].

CARES Act Distribution to Students Expected Week of May 4. Read the full story from the University of Maine System here. https://www.maine.edu/health-advisory/2020/04/24/cares-act-distribution-to-students-expected-week-of-may-4/?fbclid=IwAR1aG3AxJAIdm597CGfRHe0G6olUWDsFIKo7mX-Z3Qc1Gx-VsUUVRFKFt1Y

The Student Government Association hopes that you are staying safe and that the transition to online learning is going smoothly.

Here, at the Student Government Association, all of our senators are continuously working under every circumstance to make sure that all of the students' needs are met and to continue with our normal yearly tasks.

We know that student clubs and organizations face difficulties with distance and other barriers, and we are here to help you and provide any sort of assistance we can.

We are continuing our public meetings through Zoom and we invite ALL students interested to join us.

For the remainder of the semester we have scheduled the following meetings:
Tuesday April 7 from 1pm-2pm
Tuesday April 21 from 1pm-2pm
Tuesday April 28 from 1pm-2pm

You can join us for these meetings through the following link:

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Student Room and Board Refunds: UMS posting guidance before Noon on Wednesday, March 18th - Health Advisory University of Maine System students and their families will not be financially disadvantaged by the University’s move to online classes and residence hall restrictions in response to the Coronavirus public health crisis. Students will be able to complete the course … Read More

Very proud of your SGA President Matt.

Meet Matthew, a junior Environmental Science major. Here is why UMPI is the The Way It Should Be for him:

"UMPI has given me access to the resources and opportunities to help me reach success in my academics. The professors here care about each and every student and they strive to innovate so students can have the best possible experience here at UMPI.” 🦉💛

University of Maine at Presque Isle has contracted with the PI Loop to ensure that all of their students can ride the bus for free until the end of May 2020. Current Student ID is required. Help us spread the word and thank you to UMPI for ensuring that your students have easy access to all that Presque Isle has to offer!

Hello UMPI Owls,

Here at the SGA we wanted to share with you an important opportunity where you can help influence the future of our campus.

We are looking for interested students to participate with us on a 30 minute panel on 3/3/2020 in regards to the plans for a new dorm that our University is looking to build in the near future.

Your voices are valuable and needed, so please if you are interested we would love to have you participate and help with your opinion the consultants that will be there and will be the ones that will recommend the final plans for the new dormitory.

We hope to see as many of you as possible on 3/3/2020 from 1pm-2pm in the campus center.

If you are interested in participating please let SGA know, or email [email protected], or [email protected]

The Student Government Association is here to serve it's students and help them achieve their goals. Last semester we helped our fellow student Jessy Devoe to attend her Clinicals practicum in Southern Maine which was required by her degree in order to graduate.
We want to offer our most sincere congratulations to Jessy for an incredible job and we hope for all the best in her future endeavors.

“I would like to send a million thank yous over to SGA. I had to go to Southern Maine for a clinical rotation where I had no family and really no place to live. Thankfully, last minute I found a place to live, but it was costly and I wasn’t financially set to rent out the place and support myself. I heard about SGA helping students out with educational trips they were wanting to do so I thought, “Why not give it a shot. The worst they can say is no.” So I sent in an application and they were generous enough to take care of my rent and travel funds. This has helped me become a more confident independent person and I have grown professionally in the profession I dream of doing. I am so very thankful of how SGA has helped me out.“-Jessy