Events

Stop by the Student Life Pop-Up Lunch Station in either Randall Student Center, Jewett Hall or Katz Library (alternate weekly) every Wednesday between 12PM - 2PM to grab a quick lunch. FREE for all students.

Lunch may include: Grilled cheese, Pizza, PB&J, Salads, and more.

FMI: Office of Student Life, RSC 204, (207) 621-3374

Rainbows will be holding our meetings on Wednesdays at noon for this semester in the Diversity and Inclusion Lounge room 317 Belfast Hall.

Our final ARTober yoga class reminds us of the importance of taking care of ourselves and helps us burn brighter, rather than burn out. We will also consider the ways in which yoga can help inspire us to serve those in need and can help us to love ourselves and others unconditionally. We will focus on heart openers and hip openers and softening the psoas muscle, the only muscle that connects the upper and lower body and a muscle that is often associated with both physical and mental discomfort. Participants will learn a variety of tools for self-care that they can use at home and work.

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

For all UMA Students, stop in anytime at the Bangor Fitness Center on Monday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM, and Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, complete the daily fitness challenge to be entered into the drawing for a Garmin Vivosmart HR Activity Monitor. Student Life and the Fitness Center will be raffling off four activity monitors throughout the fall semester.

You can obtain bonus entries on Tuesdays and Thursdays by completing the "Drop in Circuit," on Tuesdays and Sundays by participating in "Yoga for Every Mind/Body," and by completing one of the three walking paths. Drawings will occur on the following days: October 21, November 12, December 2, and December 23. After each drawing the entries will be discared and a new drawing pool will begin. Come in daily to increase your odds of winning. Students may only win one activity monitor.

Join the UMA community in the beautiful Augusta-campus community garden just north of Jewett Hall. Here, amid a spray of blooming sunflowers, we grow vegetables for the Augusta Food Bank, where hungry Maine families will take them home to feed their bellies.

Every Monday until the snow falls, we'll harvest a bounty of vegetables and prepare the soil for another growing season. We will enjoy the beautiful blue skies of the Maine Autumn. And through our actions to build community, we will nourish our souls.

As part of this community and part of this planet, come join us. You, like all comers, are welcome. FMI: 621-3190.

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

Stop by the Student Life Pop-Up Lunch Station in either Randall Student Center, Jewett Hall or Katz Library (alternate weekly) every Wednesday between 12PM - 2PM to grab a quick lunch. FREE for all students.

Lunch may include: Grilled cheese, Pizza, PB&J, Salads, and more.

FMI: Office of Student Life, RSC 204, (207) 621-3374

Rainbows will be holding our meetings on Wednesdays at noon for this semester in the Diversity and Inclusion Lounge room 317 Belfast Hall.

The SGA exists to provide a place for students to bring forth campus related issues and concerns.

We want you to join us on the first Friday of each month in Eastport Hall (SGA Office Rm. 137) at 12 Noon. You will learn about what we're currently doing on campus, how you can get involved and how we're handling any current issues.

You can also, always, stop us in the hallway or come into our office anytime!

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

For all UMA Students, stop in anytime at the Bangor Fitness Center on Monday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM, and Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, complete the daily fitness challenge to be entered into the drawing for a Garmin Vivosmart HR Activity Monitor. Student Life and the Fitness Center will be raffling off four activity monitors throughout the fall semester.

You can obtain bonus entries on Tuesdays and Thursdays by completing the "Drop in Circuit," on Tuesdays and Sundays by participating in "Yoga for Every Mind/Body," and by completing one of the three walking paths. Drawings will occur on the following days: October 21, November 12, December 2, and December 23. After each drawing the entries will be discared and a new drawing pool will begin. Come in daily to increase your odds of winning. Students may only win one activity monitor.

Join the UMA community in the beautiful Augusta-campus community garden just north of Jewett Hall. Here, amid a spray of blooming sunflowers, we grow vegetables for the Augusta Food Bank, where hungry Maine families will take them home to feed their bellies.

Every Monday until the snow falls, we'll harvest a bounty of vegetables and prepare the soil for another growing season. We will enjoy the beautiful blue skies of the Maine Autumn. And through our actions to build community, we will nourish our souls.

As part of this community and part of this planet, come join us. You, like all comers, are welcome. FMI: 621-3190.

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

Stop by the Student Life Pop-Up Lunch Station in either Randall Student Center, Jewett Hall or Katz Library (alternate weekly) every Wednesday between 12PM - 2PM to grab a quick lunch. FREE for all students.

Lunch may include: Grilled cheese, Pizza, PB&J, Salads, and more.

FMI: Office of Student Life, RSC 204, (207) 621-3374

Rainbows will be holding our meetings on Wednesdays at noon for this semester in the Diversity and Inclusion Lounge room 317 Belfast Hall.

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

For all UMA Students, stop in anytime at the Bangor Fitness Center on Monday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM, and Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, complete the daily fitness challenge to be entered into the drawing for a Garmin Vivosmart HR Activity Monitor. Student Life and the Fitness Center will be raffling off four activity monitors throughout the fall semester.

You can obtain bonus entries on Tuesdays and Thursdays by completing the "Drop in Circuit," on Tuesdays and Sundays by participating in "Yoga for Every Mind/Body," and by completing one of the three walking paths. Drawings will occur on the following days: October 21, November 12, December 2, and December 23. After each drawing the entries will be discared and a new drawing pool will begin. Come in daily to increase your odds of winning. Students may only win one activity monitor.

Join the UMA community in the beautiful Augusta-campus community garden just north of Jewett Hall. Here, amid a spray of blooming sunflowers, we grow vegetables for the Augusta Food Bank, where hungry Maine families will take them home to feed their bellies.

Every Monday until the snow falls, we'll harvest a bounty of vegetables and prepare the soil for another growing season. We will enjoy the beautiful blue skies of the Maine Autumn. And through our actions to build community, we will nourish our souls.

As part of this community and part of this planet, come join us. You, like all comers, are welcome. FMI: 621-3190.

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

Stop by the Student Life Pop-Up Lunch Station in either Randall Student Center, Jewett Hall or Katz Library (alternate weekly) every Wednesday between 12PM - 2PM to grab a quick lunch. FREE for all students.

Lunch may include: Grilled cheese, Pizza, PB&J, Salads, and more.

FMI: Office of Student Life, RSC 204, (207) 621-3374

Rainbows will be holding our meetings on Wednesdays at noon for this semester in the Diversity and Inclusion Lounge room 317 Belfast Hall.

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Or Telephone:

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Meeting ID: 661 595 298

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Meeting ID: 661 595 298

Please call your campus Help Desk if you need assistance.
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Join the Augusta Student Government Association (SGA) in their monthly meeting which is open to all.

At these meetings, we discuss what the SGA is currently planning for academic, social, and cultural events being held both on and off campus.
If you have any concerns or issues related to campus, please bring them forward to the SGA.
If you are interested in joining SGA but don't know what we do, please attend our meeting to see how it all works.

We hope to see you there!
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"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

For all UMA Students, stop in anytime at the Bangor Fitness Center on Monday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM, and Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, complete the daily fitness challenge to be entered into the drawing for a Garmin Vivosmart HR Activity Monitor. Student Life and the Fitness Center will be raffling off four activity monitors throughout the fall semester.

You can obtain bonus entries on Tuesdays and Thursdays by completing the "Drop in Circuit," on Tuesdays and Sundays by participating in "Yoga for Every Mind/Body," and by completing one of the three walking paths. Drawings will occur on the following days: October 21, November 12, December 2, and December 23. After each drawing the entries will be discared and a new drawing pool will begin. Come in daily to increase your odds of winning. Students may only win one activity monitor.

Join the UMA community in the beautiful Augusta-campus community garden just north of Jewett Hall. Here, amid a spray of blooming sunflowers, we grow vegetables for the Augusta Food Bank, where hungry Maine families will take them home to feed their bellies.

Every Monday until the snow falls, we'll harvest a bounty of vegetables and prepare the soil for another growing season. We will enjoy the beautiful blue skies of the Maine Autumn. And through our actions to build community, we will nourish our souls.

As part of this community and part of this planet, come join us. You, like all comers, are welcome. FMI: 621-3190.

"An organic and unique experience that asks us to listen to our bodies and to find connections between the body and mind, movement and breath, balance and flexibility, and staying strong and letting go. Increased strength and flexibility, improved balance and posture, a sense of well-being, stress reduction, and increased body awareness are some of the benefits.” 

Options and variations make this yoga accessible to a variety of fitness levels. Beginners welcome. This class is free and open to the public. 

Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga for more than 14 years. She is an Associate Professor of American studies at the University of Maine at Augusta and a yoga and fitness instructor in Bangor, Maine. She writes regularly about yoga and fitness and teaches a variety of classes and workshops. 

See this event on Facebook.

For more information, contact sarah.hentges@maine.edu.

Stop by the Student Life Pop-Up Lunch Station in either Randall Student Center, Jewett Hall or Katz Library (alternate weekly) every Wednesday between 12PM - 2PM to grab a quick lunch. FREE for all students.

Lunch may include: Grilled cheese, Pizza, PB&J, Salads, and more.

FMI: Office of Student Life, RSC 204, (207) 621-3374

Rainbows will be holding our meetings on Wednesdays at noon for this semester in the Diversity and Inclusion Lounge room 317 Belfast Hall.