So,
you found your classes. Now what? Is there more than just classes? The answer
is yes! UMA Cornerstone is not only a good place to get help with your homework
and apply for scholarships among many other things, they can show you what
other resources UMA has to offer to its students. Even though UMA is a
non-traditional university with its classes available on campus and online, it
has more than what meets the eye. There are workshops, clubs and organizations
to join such as the Student Government Association and Amine Club, fun and
professional events happening all year round. You could even create your own
club. There is a UMA fitness center for students FREE of charge. All you have
to do is look around and discover YOUR campus! The possibilities are ENDLESS.
Here
are some good places to start:
UMA Cornerstone
This
website will give you an idea what the criteria of eligibility is, what UMA
Cornerstone can do for its students, where UMA Cornerstone is located, and
other useful information.
Student Life
Student
Life is all about the other side of student life. There is so much more than
just attending classes. The staff at the Student Life will guide you in the
right direction whether you want to attend an event or join a club!
UMA Current Events at the Augusta and Bangor Campuses
You can check out what’s happening at UMA on this webpage including Student Government Association meetings and events for students. For many of the events, you will need a student ID to attend.
UMA Clubs and Organizations
Thinking about joining a club? Click on the link above to find many clubs and organizations available. Don’t see one? You can create your own club! Just head over to the Student Life Office!
UMA Moose Sports
This
is the main page for all sports for UMA. Teams that can be joined include
bowling, basketball, golfing, soccer, and cross country.
Fitness Center
Don’t know where to get a workout? The UMA Fitness Center is the place to go! It’s free and full of exercise equipment. Have your student ID ready when you go! Hours of operation are available on the Fitness Center website.
Civic Engagement
Civic
engagement is not just about helping the students but for the community outside
of UMA. Students involved with civic engagement can have an impact locally,
statewide, nationally, or globally. To find out more, click on the link above!
Don’t
hesitate to ask any of the UMA staff including your own personal UMA Cornerstone peer mentor
about what you can get involved in at YOUR campus. Not only will you get more
out of attending college, you will gain valuable experience and have fun doing
it! What would you like to know more about? Please let us know by commenting below!
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