UPT has a variety of academically-related organizations available. These give the students an opportunity to learn more about their field of study or an area that interests them. The interaction and exchange of ideas enhances their academic experience in extending learning outside the classroom.

The UPT Biology Club exists to unite the individuals interested in the fields of biology. The goal is to promote educational opportunities to the community and encourage an interest in biological sciences; provide a group where students can discuss their interests in the sciences with others who share the same interest; to gain knowledge of the fields of biological sciences and health science through field trips, research, speakers, and community services.

The Chemistry Club provides opportunities for campus and community members to explore the world of chemistry and learn about how chemistry positively impacts our everyday lives. The members learn and teach others about chemistry, design demonstrations, conduct research and practice/develop various professional skills through a variety of new and existing projects on campus and in the community. Members also have had the opportunity to attend the annual national or regional meetings of the American Chemistry Society (ACS) and present at these meetings. Since 1998, the Chemistry Club has received national recognition and has been designated an outstanding chapter eight times. In the past two years, the Club also received the national Green Chemistry Chapter Awards from the ACS.

Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society is a prestigious group of scholars from over 1,100 two-year colleges across the United States, Canada, and abroad.

The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among college students. The three-fold purpose of the Alpha Pi Zeta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at UPT is 1) the promotion of scholarship and the stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence, 2) to provide the opportunity for the development of leadership and service, and 3) the cultivation of lively fellowship among qualified students of this college.

Only a few select students are invited to join Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society with membership contingent upon scholastic achievement (GPA of 3.5 is required), as well as evidence of high moral standards and good citizenship.

Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is a highly coveted honor that will enrich your life while you attend UPT through participation in its social events and community service projects, and will also remain with you as you pursue your further educational or career goals.

Physics and Engineering Club is an organization primarily for physics and engineering students and secondarily for anyone who has an interest in the aforementioned areas. The club provides members opportunities to engage real life problems and to interact with other members in an informal setting.

is an international organization active on over 1,800 campuses in more than 40 countries. SIFE teams create economic opportunities in their communities by organizing outreach projects that teach: market economics, entrepreneurship, personal financial success skills, and business ethics. Their projects are judged at regional and national competition on creativity, innovation, and effectiveness.

Students in the Physical Therapist Assistant Program are members of the SPTA Club. The Club’s mission is to promote personal and professional growth while encouraging learning and involvement in health care.

Club members participate in various events including the APTA’s National Student Conclave and sponsor local events such as the Wellness Series held on the UPT Campus.