Student Activities
COME! PLAY! ENJOY!
Student Activities is dedicated to bringing the students of Saint Joseph's College of Maine the best college experience they can have! An experience that is filled with great events, activities and opportunities to explore all that Saint Joseph's College of Maine has to offer.
Some of the great events that students get to enjoy right here on the shores of Sebago Lake
- "Comedy On Tap" Comedy Series
- Bingo with over $500 worth of prizes
- Monk Money Game Show
- Last Monk Standing Challenge
- Pub Trivia nights in the Chalet
- Novelty Shows with tons of FREE stuff give-a-ways
- Live Performance such as hypnotists, magicians and cultural lectures
- Winter Carnival
- Spring Fling
- Sunset and Full Moon Kayaking Tours
We also offer chances to explore the home of Saint Joseph's College with trips all over the great state of Maine and Northeast.
- Holiday shopping trip in New York City
- Day trips to Six Flags New England
- Overnight Trip to Quebec City
- Ski trips to Sugarloaf, Sunday River and Shawnee Peak
- Weekly van shuttles to the Old Port District of Portland, Maine
- Concerts and shows at great Portland venues like the State Theater, Merrill Auditorium, Port City Music Hall and Cumberland County Civic Center
- Saint Joseph's College Nights at Portand's own professional sports teams at NBDL Portland Red Claws and AHL Portland Pirates
- Adventures to the Fryeburg Fair, Haunted Hayrides and much more!
Meet students involved in student clubs
SEAM
Nicole Chapdelaine ’12 is involved with the Student Education Association of Maine (SEAM) club. This year the club plans on doing Outreach to Teach, which is like Extreme Home Makeover School Edition. It's a project that renovates schools in need.
Business Club
Matt Gutshall ’11 is president of the campus Business Club. He's planned guest speakers, employment workshops and tours of local business this year for the club.
Feeney Players
Caitlin Dowling ’11, is part of the Feeney Players (drama club). Caitlin's favorite performance was the musical "My SJC" which was written and produced by the students. She says it was her most memorable performance because she reconnected with friends.
