Student Clubs & Organizations offer students a chance to connect with their classmates on similar interests or areas of study. Joining a club can mean building a cohort with your fellow classmates.
We regularly update this page with all the active clubs at UMA. If you are interested in forming a new club or organization (or revitalizing an inactive one), please consult your Coordinator of Student Life regarding the appropriate process.
Multi-Campus
The purpose of the SVA Club is to advocate on behalf of student veterans – supporting them through comradery and networking within both the military and local communities and creating environments where student veterans and service members can thrive.
The SVA meets monthly during the fall and spring semesters.
FMI – email SVA President Kendall Nelson kendall.nelson@maine.edu or Advisor Amy Line amy.line@maine.edu
Augusta Campus
The primary purpose of the A.I.A.S. chapter is to provide avenues to foster an appreciation and understanding of the ideas and objectives of the institute and to promote and forward the same within the territory of this chapter, emphasize and promote professional and social aspects of student activities on campus, foster fellowship, cooperation, and unity between members of this chapter, members of the sponsoring A.I.A.S. chapter and other student chapters, and enlarge chapter members understanding of the current and future scope of architectural practice.
FMI – email carter.skemp@maine.edu
The Augusta Community Garden Club’s main objective is to educate and bring people together. Visit the Garden page for more information.
The purpose of the French club is to promote the French language and Francophone cultures–but you don’t have to speak French to be part of the club! We plan cultural outings, take an annual trip to Quebec or Montreal, and enjoy on-campus events as well! We hope you will join us.
FMI – email chelsea.d.ray@maine.edu
The purpose of the SNA is to provide students with ways to aid in the development of the whole person in all walks of life. The SNA will offer students an opportunity to pursue topics and activities that will support and enrich the quality of their nursing education. SNA will provide events on and off campus as well as volunteer work in the community. The executive board of UMA’s SNA have dedicated themselves to facilitating activities and opportunities directed by the student body.
Bangor Campus
The primary purpose of the Campus Engagement & Leadership Club is to support educational opportunities and cultural enrichment for UMA students. The club is committed to supporting the mission of the University of Maine at Augusta by providing programs that assist individuals in achieving personal enrichment and success.
FMI – email michael.corlew@maine.edu
The Bangor Community Garden Club’s main objective is to educate and bring people together. Visit the Garden page for more information.
The primary purpose of the Dental Health Club is to cultivate and pursue the science of dentistry and promote oral health and disease prevention. They also represent the common interest of their profession and contribute toward the improvement of the oral health of the public.
FMI – email kathryn.walker@maine.edu
The Bangor SGA exists to provide a place for students to bring forth campus related issues and concerns. Join us as we discuss what we’re up to, how you can get involved, and how we’re responding to any current issues.
FMI – email alissa.gervais@maine.edu