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Student Organizations Directory
University of Maine Farmington actively supports student involvement in a variety of areas. Students are encouraged to get involved in an organization that matches their interestes or to create such an organization if one doesn't exist.
The information below has been provided by each organization. While these are officially recognized organizations of the University, the content contained within each organization's publications is solely the responsiblity of the respective author.
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| Description | Student Education Association of Maine (SEAM) is a pre-service, professional development organization sponsored by the Maine Education Association and National Education Association. The organization sponsors speakers throughout the year. Participants in the club may travel to regional or state conferences. |
| Contact | Karen Smith |
| e-Mail | karen.g.smith@maine.edu |
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| Description | Ace is the campus programming board dedicated to providing a variety of social, educational and cultural programs for UMF students. If you want to voice your opinion, enhance your resume,make suggestions for programs, meet an awesome group of people, and just have fun; then come to a ACE event or meeting. |
| Contact | Maya Kasper |
| e-Mail | Kasper@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7346 |
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| Description | The purpose of this Chapter shall be to encourage academic achievement among students in their first year at the University of Maine at Farmington, to promote positive interaction between the Campus and the surrounding community, and to create and maintain fellowship between members of the Chapter. |
| Contact | Peter Osborne |
| e-Mail | peter.osborne@maine.edu |
| Phone | 207-778-7188 |
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| Description | Alpha Phi Omega is a co-ed community service fraternity. The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega at the University of Maine at Farmington shall be to provide service to the university, community, and nation, as well as foster leadership among brothers and members |
| Contact | Sylvia Cypher |
| e-Mail | cypher@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7313 |
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| Description | Amnesty International is a worldwide movement of people who campaign for internationally recognized human rights. Amnesty International focuses on preventing and ending human rights abuses committed against people who have exercised their freedom of speech and/or freedom of conscience, as well as abuses committed against people's right to freedom of discrimination. Amnesty International is a nonpolitical group that is not affiliated with any religion. |
| Contact | Scott Erb |
| e-Mail | scott.erb@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7486 |
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| Description | The purpose of Art Renegades is to support and spread art. We will expose you to new conversations in sight, sound and space, and we will invite you to become a part of the dialogue. We support student artists and their work and provide exhibit opportunities, workshops, visiting lecturers, happenings, events, trip and more. |
| Contact | Christopher Lavery |
| e-Mail | christopher.lavery@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7321 |
| Website | http://artrenegades.umf.maine.edu/ |
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| Description | The purpose of Bust-a-Move Beavers is to allow students to express their creative abilities through the art of dancing using different styles and techniques such as contemporary, lyrical, ballet, and whatever other forms of dance are brought in by the members. It will also allow students to develop their choreographic abilities, and would provide an avenue for students to perform for the student body/community. |
| Contact | Susan Anzivino |
| e-Mail | anzivino@maine.edu |
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| Description | CRC shall be responsible for working to improving the quality of life for residential students, giving input and aiding in changes financially and/or administratively with regard to residence halls or campus policies, planning and implementing a variety of programming in the residence halls and on campus to include at least one campus wide activity and at least one community service event, and to disperse information to students through residence hall cooperative, hall meetings, and information boards |
| Contact | Brian Ufford |
| e-Mail | brian.ufford@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7334 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/crc/public.www/ |
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| Description | Clenotes is currently the one and only a a capella group at the University of Maine at Farmington. We are a student-run co-ed group of singers/beatboxer(s). We primarily sing contemporary pop songs, however, we also sing a few songs of other genres. Clefnotes is always open to new performance opportunites and has performed in the past at events such as various charity functions, UMF's Symposium Arts Night, UMF convocation, and guest appearanced for other singing groups. |
| e-Mail | clefnotes@umf.maine.edu |
| Website | http://clefnotes.umf.maine.edu |
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| Description | The purpose of the Competitive Alpine club is to provide opportunities for students to participate in Alpine ski racing, Nordic ski racing, and Snowboard racing in a competitive format. The format will include races governed by USSA and races within USCSA. Competitive Ski Club will also be responsible for training opportunities on a regular basis for participants of the club and will help to financially aid club members with race entry fees, league memberships fees, transportation costs, and training equipment including but not limited to gates, drills, wrenches, and other costly race related items. |
| Contact | Julie Davis |
| e-Mail | jadavis@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7264 |
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| Description | The purpose of the student CEC, as defined in the national constitution is to promote professional standards of a higher order and improve the preparation of all the professionals dealing with exceptional children and youth. It is the purpose of this organization to promote programs specifically designed to enhance the professional development of its members in serving exceptional children and youth. Also, we shall inform the public of the needs of exceptional children at the local, state and provincial, regional, and international levels. |
| Contact | Rick Dale |
| e-Mail | richard.dale1@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7176 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/cec/public.www/ |
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| Description | the purpose and function of the Film club is to ensure those with a heavy interest in the art of film are provided with a means to be creative and active in bringing a story to the screen. this could include anything from screenwriting, cinematography, acting, directing, editing, etc. A more thorough list of various jobs and positions will be posted via a handbook outside a designated film club office to the public for free to ensure what role is right for them |
| Contact | Dawn Nye |
| e-Mail | dawn.nye@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7515 |
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| Description | Girls Talk and Teen Voices are school based mentoring programs. UMF students are selected as mentors for girls in grades 5 through 8 in two local school districts. These programs have a reading /discussion format focus, monthly meetings at various school with dynamic speakers and activities coupled with community service projects and attending cultural events. |
| Contact | Kirsten Swan |
| e-Mail | kswan@maine.edu |
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| Description | The purpose of the health club is to encourage, promote, and educate the UMF community about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle |
| Contact | Dr. Alireza Geshnizjani |
| e-Mail | alireza.geshnizjani@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7270 |
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| Description | IVCF is a non-denominational group that believes in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. We have weekly meetings that consist of worship, a bible study and fellowship. There are weekly small group Bible Studies, a retreat each semester and fun monthly events. |
| Contact | Carla DeGraw |
| e-Mail | carlad@maine.edu |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/IVCF/public.www/ |
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| Description | The International Club combined with the multicultural club in fall 2011. Please view information about the new multicultural club at UMF. |
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| Description | Lawn Chair Pirates is the first and only improvisational comedy troupe at UMF. Each year they perform a number of shows on campus in the Latte Landing and Lincoln Auditorium. Their shows can include anything from short films and skits to the more traditional improvised game. Membership in LCP is determined at the start of each semester with auditions. Membership is capped at ten performers and two troupe managers. If you're interested in auditioning or checking out one of the shows, check out www.lawnchairpirates.org for a schedule of our upcoming shows. |
| Website | http://www.lawnchairpirates.org/ |
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| Description | L.A.C's role on this campus is to create a positive and accepting environment on campus for those with an interest in any form of sword fighting, regardless of previous experience or knowledge. It works to maintain the balance between fun ans safety to the best of its ability. L.A.C does not rely solely on one coach or fighting style, promoting teamwork and critical thinking. In addition to promoting physical fitness, mental fitness is encouraged through challenging members to learn new tricks. The club will regulate and aid the Live Action Combat members through providing, maintaining, and regulation equipment and arranging meetings. Non-aggressive competitions between groups of members is expected and common. |
| Contact | currently inactive |
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| Description | The Purpose and function of our club is to promote and allow UMF students to participate in an international sport, which is renowned worldwide, at a competitive level. Officers, Captains, and Coaches reserve the right to disallow members to participate at any A-Side match if they cannot meet the requirements established in Article 10 |
| Contact | Kirsten Swan |
| e-Mail | kswan@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7347 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/rugby/public.www/ |
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| Description | The Off Campus Council/ Commuter Council is made up of student volunteers who represent the student body on matters that affect commuting students. The council sponsers monthly luncheons and various activities. Feel free to stop by the Commuter Council Office, Room 109 Olsen Student Center, with your concerns or just to say hello. |
| Contact | Kirsten Swan |
| e-Mail | kswan@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7347 |
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| Description | Konichiwa! The Otaku Club is here to celebrate various forms of Japanese media. We have a vast collection of anime, music and manga that students may borrow. We have a convention every year for the exploration and enjoyment of Japanese culture, game nights at least once a month where we can unwind and have a good time, and dance nights where we play Japanese Pop and have fun! |
| Contact | Richard Robinson |
| e-Mail | robinson@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7362 |
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| Description | The Outing Clubs purpose is to involve students in outdoor activities which include, but are not limited to, hiking, canoeing, skiing, white water rafting, camping, rock climbing, mountaineering, and service/trail work. Also, the outing club would act as a meeting place for students looking to meet other individuals with similar outdoor interests. |
| Contact | Clyde Mitchell |
| e-Mail | clyde.mitchell@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7613 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/outing/public.www/ |
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| Description | UMF P.A.in.T. is a student initiative dedicated to: informing students about the peace movement; networking with other peace activist groups operating in Maine and New England; and helping students make informed decisions about military service, war and the economy, peace, and nonviolent direct action. |
| Contact | Doug Rawlings |
| e-Mail | Rawlings@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7292 |
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| Description | Phi Alpha Theta is a National Honor Society devoted to promoting the study of History. Phi Alpha Theta's goal is to recognize students for outstanding academic achievement and to promote the study of history through research, teaching, and publication. Since its inception in 1921, Phi Alpha Theta has since grown to included over 800 chapters nationwide, more than any other accredited four-year college honor society. Alpha Iota Omicron is the University of Maine at Farmington's chapter of Phi Alpha Theta. The chapter was formally organized on May 8, 2002. |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/aio/public.www/ |
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| Description | The purpose of this club is to write, edit, perform, and critique performance poetry and spoken word and to practice the skills needed to perform and compete against other teams in groups or individually. We will strive to promote spoken word, advocate free speech, encourage self-expression through spoken work and performance poetry, and seek to enlighten others on the incorporation of spoken word in unconventional manners. We will also attempt to facilitate the interaction of multiple UMF clubs through events in which spoken word can be utilized. |
| Contact | Maya Kasper |
| e-Mail | kasper@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7346 |
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| Description | The UMF Political Science Club's mission is to promote political discussion and action on the UMF campus. Forums on political issues, discussions with candidates, and trips to places like Washington, D.C. are some of the things that the club has done in the past, and they are always looking for new ideas. In spring 2006 the club teamed up with the College Republicans and brought the Maine gubernatorial candidates to campus to speak. The club is nonpartisan and open to all people, regardless of major, with an interest in government or politics. |
| Contact | Scott Erb |
| e-Mail | scotterb@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7486 |
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| Description | The purpose of the club is to facilitate interest in psychology as an academic discipline and profession among UMF undergraduates. The club does this by having psychology oriented dinners with guest speakers, conducting research projects, and going to psychology conferences. |
| Contact | Karol Maybury |
| e-Mail | karol.maybury@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7067 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/PsychClub/public.www/ |
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| Description | The primary function of the Religion and Philosophy Club is to provide a forum for all UMF students and community members to explore, both critically and open-mindedly, issues of religious and philosophical interest. The club is responsible for fostering intellectual discussion through hosting of consultations and speakers. The club also shows movies with religious and philosophical themes, and gives students and community members an opportunity to connect with other groups/speakers/events that may be taking place on other campuses. |
| Contact | Jennifer Reid |
| e-Mail | jreid@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7409 |
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| Description | The purpose of Rotaract is to provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service. |
| Contact | Jamie Marcus |
| e-Mail | jamie.marcus@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7086 |
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| Description | The primary purpose of S.E.A.M. shall be to represent the students preparing for a career or interested in education in the Maine Education Association, National Education Association, and community as well as to promote interest in or understanding of the education profession to prospective educators, provide opportunities for gaining an understanding of the history, ethics, and programs of the education profession, proved professional membership on the local, state, and national levels, and to encourage prospective educators to exercise their rights and privileges as citizens and provide leadership in civic affairs. |
| Contact | Karen Smith |
| e-Mail | karen.g.smith@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7178 |
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| Description | The purpose of the Senior Class shall be to plan activities for the campus, update UMF students of upcoming events, and coordinate the senior banquet |
| Contact | Pat Carpenter |
| e-Mail | patc@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7091 |
| Website | http://seniorclass.umf.maine.edu/ |
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| Description | The purpose of SOC is to involve students in social and outdoor activities with include, but are not limited to: skiing, snowboarding, hiking, canoeing, white water rafting, camping, service/trail work, trips to local and non-local ski area and spring fling. Also the Ski and Outing Club would act as a meeting place for students looking to meet other individuals with similar outdoor interests. |
| Contact | Leigh Breidenbach |
| e-Mail | ebreiden@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7385 |
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| Description | The purpose of S.E.C is to inspire students with the knowledge, networks and skills needed to be social change agents locally and globally through its activities, interests, and education about social, cultural and general interests of the world. |
| Contact | Frank Engert |
| e-Mail | engert@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7412 |
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| Description | Stitch and Bitch is a club devoted to the fiber arts. Stitch and Bitch is for all kind of skill levels. Show up with some needles or a hook and we'll teach you to knit or crochet. Want some help turning a heel? If that fair isle sweater is giving you trouble, chances are someone in the group will be able to help. |
| Contact | Sarah Otley |
| e-Mail | sotley@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-8130 |
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| Description | Student Ambassador Club is an organization that shall be responsible for helping assist tour guides with big events such as open houses (directs perspective students and their families to different locations on campus), answer questions and provide information for visitors on campus, and help various departments with hospitality events that benefit the UMF campus by providing a student's perspective. This includes assisting with various projects including but not limited to: marketing, panel presentations, etc. |
| Contact | Lisa Ellrich |
| e-Mail | ellrich@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7054 |
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| Description | to represent, serve, and advocate for the rights and interests of the UMF student body, enhance social, cultural, and educational programs and activities, and to expand the scope of the educational experience by providing the most effective use to student money and effort. |
| Contact | Kirstin Swan |
| e-Mail | kswan@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7347 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/Senate/public.www/ |
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| Description | the purpose of TUMF is to promote interest and participation in theater through involvement in production and performance of theatrical pieces for the UMF community and area residents. TUMF also seeks to provide theatrically minded students with resources such as trips to professional productions and other theater related endeavors in and outside of Farmington through trips in and out of state. |
| Contact | Peter Simmel |
| e-Mail | simmel@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7461 |
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| Description | The main focus of this club is to inform students of the benefits of sensible drug policies, especially that of decriminalization of cannabis.We also hope to educate students about the rights afforded to them by the Constitution. Furthermore, we wish to operate as a tool for students to become politically motivated, engaged, and involved behind a cause they support. |
| Contact | Maya Kasper |
| e-Mail | kasper@maine.edu |
| Website | http://ssdp.umf.maine.edu |
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| Description | In 2001, Dr. Kalikow encouraged faculty to form this group, which truly is a coalition of faculty, staff, and students. We hold regular meetings to which all are welcome, host events, educate the public on issues of environmental sustainability. |
| Contact | Valerie Huebner |
| e-Mail | huebner@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7258 |
| Website | http://sustainablecampus.umf.maine.edu/ |
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| Description | the purpose of this organization shall be to provide a variety of gaming systems as a via alternative to drugs, alcohol, and/or criminal behavior. In addition, it will provide students with opportunities to make critical decisions in life or death situations, build team-working skills as side-by-side they vaporize big scary monsters, topple evil empires, demolish six square blocks of Seattle, and build new and improved utopias for all (tounge in cheek aside, we will promote happiness and joy and a little bit of chaos) |
| Contact | Brian Ufford |
| e-Mail | brian.ufford@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7334 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/TGC/public.www/ |
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| Description | The Alliance is a group of University of Maine at Farmington (UMF) students, straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and supporting. We work to raise awareness and appreciation of sexual diversity through social and educational means. We achieve this by planning events and offering support for UMF and the surrounding communities. |
| Contact | Donna Wentworth |
| e-Mail | donnawentworth@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7373 |
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| Description | The purpose of Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society shall be to function as an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. It's activities shall be designed to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment and investigation in the biological sciences, and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students of the life sciences. |
| Contact | Jean Doty |
| e-Mail | jeandoty@maine.edu |
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| Description | The Purpose of the UMF cheer leading club is to promote and uphold "beaver spirit", to develop good sportsmanship by example, and to support good relations in the community between teams and squads during events |
| Contact | Tricia Thomas |
| e-Mail | tricia.thomas@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7505 |
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| Description | The UMF Chess Club is dedicated to playing chess and having fun. They meet twice a week to play on campus, but hope to attend and host tournaments next year. The Chess Club is a new club as of Spring '05 and plan on also participating in USCF sanctioned events. There are no requirements to join, nor expectations in terms of ability or attendance. If you are a newbie pawn or a grandmaster, this is the club for you! |
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| Description | The purpose of the UMF College Democrats is to promote the cause of Democrats on campus. To educate the public about the Democratic Party and to advocate for the election of Democratic candidates for office at the local, state, and federal level. We will work with other like-minded organizations and help to create the kind of society we wish to live in. |
| Contact | Joel King |
| e-Mail | joel.king@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7381 |
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| Description | The Objective of the CR shall be: to promote the principles and policies of the Reprublican Party within the University of Maine Farmington hereinafter refered to as "UMF", community; to actively support and promote the election of Republican candidates at all levels of government of the United States of America; to promote conservative principles and values and bring conservative awareness to UMF, including but not limited to freedom, free enterprise and free markets, freedom of contract, fiscal responsibility, family, and limits on government interference and individual liberty; to develop political skills and leadership abilities among Republican students as preparation for future service to the Party and the United States. |
| Contact | Judy Peary Adams |
| e-Mail | jpadams@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7348 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/umfcrs/public.www/ |
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| Description | The purpose and function of our club is to provide the students of UMF the opportunity to be engaged in a structured, multi-faceted dance program, it is also our intent to perform and support our fellow athletes and fans at athletic events and other organized campus and community events |
| Contact | Jamie Beaudoin |
| e-Mail | jbeaudoin@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-8168 |
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| Description | The purpose of the Fooding Club is to promote the education and enjoyment of the culinart arts at UMF. The club will offer the opportunity and materials for its members to cook various kinds of food, attempt menus from different cultures and regions, and take trips to reataurants to try new foods for inspiration. The club will attempt to emphasize the importance of locally grown and organic food. The club will uphold the idea that quality food is more than just sustenance, but is an art form that is essential to a healthy and more fulfilled life. |
| Contact | Margaret Farmer |
| e-Mail | margaret.farmer@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-9298 |
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| Description | The purpose of the club is to provide the knowledge of French/Francophone culture through cultural trips, French film series, foreign exchange students and assistance from France, the French table, and other activities. The club also sponsors cultural events and discussions. |
| Contact | Marlies Reppenhagen |
| e-Mail | marlies.reppenhagen@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7453 |
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| Description | The purpose of the Geology Club shall be to promote interest in the various aspects of geology. |
| Contact | David Gibson |
| e-Mail | dgibson@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-3152 |
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| Description | The Purpose of the UMF hockey club is to promote interest in the sport of ice hockey, both recreational and competitive, for the campus to conduct skating activities for the benefit of the entire university community,and to organize a competitive University hockey team that will represent UMF in competition with the Central Maine Collegiate Conference |
| Contact | Jennifer Paget |
| e-Mail | jennifer.paget@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7437 |
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| Description | By fostering an understanding environment for students that promotes the pursuit of interdisciplinary interests, the club seeks to provide the university of Maine at farmington community with culturally and academically enhancing events. In addition, the club will aim to provide its members with the opportunity to participate in excursions of an academically or socially significant nature. These excursions will be selected by club members and financed by club funds. Lastly, due to its academic emphasis, this club will work closely with the UMF honors program to achieve these objectives but will receive no funding from the UMF honors program |
| Contact | Mellisa Clawson |
| e-Mail | mellisa.clawson@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-3984 |
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| Description | The club brings students and faculty from around the world together in a relaxed social setting. We go on trips, play games, celebrate international holidays, and learn about each other and eath other's contries by talking and being together. |
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| Description | University of Maine at Farmington international students, as well as incoming traditional students face a variety of challenges in adjusting to life in the Farmington community. The mission of the Multicultural Club is to help build self confidence in new students by creating a social support network that will encourage cultural diversity, promote social well being, and encourage academic excellence. |
| Contact | Gaelyn Aguilar |
| e-Mail | gaelyn.aguilar@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7573 |
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| Description | The purpose of the Otaku Club is to provide an environment where the community and students can learn more about the pop culture phenomena known as "anime" and "manga" along with educating one another about the culture of Japan and other Asian countries. |
| Contact | Sarah Maline |
| e-Mail | maline@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7002 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/otakuclub/public.www/ |
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| Description | To promote interest in the various aspects of science amongst the UMF student population |
| Contact | David Heroux |
| e-Mail | david.heroux@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7368 |
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| Description | The purpose and function of the club is to give UMF students the opportunity to swim as a part of a group. The UMF Swim Club will be a co-ed club, and equal consideration will be given to both sexes. If competing becomes an option, it is up to each individual if they would like to compete. |
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| Description | The UMFUDC will function as a co-ed Ultimate Team in the Fall and will split into open (Men's) and Women's teams in the Spring. In both the Spring and the Fall, the UMFUDC will compete against other Ultimate Teams both at the college and club level in both tournaments and single matches. The Purpose is to help spread the sport of Ultimate Disc, as well as to provide a safe, fun environment in which students can exercise and compete on a team |
| Contact | Karin Krzal |
| e-Mail | karin.krzal@maine.ed |
| Phone | 778-7064 |
| Website | http://studentorgs.umf.maine.edu/ultimate/public.www/ |
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| Description | The purpose of VOX is to give a voice to women of all ages, races, and economic status through socially aware, progressive, cultural, educational and recreational programming pertaining to women, feminism, women's rights, and women's studies, to include discussion groups, speakers, activism, and other events open to the UMF campus and community. To disperse educational information to students and the community at large, in the form of literature, pamphlets, art and spoken word. To aid students in using their political voice, and becoming active on feminist issues. To fund the printing of Ripple, the fiminist publication on campus, and assist with its distribution throughout the UMF campus and community. |
| Contact | Tanya Kennedy |
| e-Mail | tanya.kennedy@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7370 |
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| Description | WUMF's purpose is to introduce a variety of music to the listening community which is not currently available through commercial radio sources. To maintain a working relationship with record companies and distributors. This station is obligated to comply with promotional record leasing rules and provides uo-to-date local and national information to UMF students. WUMF will introduce new bands and unique forms of musical expression through broadcasting, concerts, dances and other public displays. |
| Contact | Maya Kasper |
| e-Mail | kasper@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7346 |
| Website | http://wumf.umf.maine.edu |
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| Description | The purpose of the Writer's Guild is to provide activities of interest to student writers at UMF. It will sponsor the appearances of visiting writers on campus. The Visiting Writers Series will consist of distinguished, published authors, at least one in each of the three genres (poetry, fiction, non-fiction) per semester. These writers will be paid a stipend from the Student Activity Fee fund as necessary. It will serve as link between visiting writers and UMF students, particularly Bachelor of Fine Arts in creative writing majors. It will publish the Sandy River Review twice per year: once in the fall semester, and once in the spring semester, as outlined in Articles IX and X. It will provide a forum for student writers to read their works at meetings and through other methods. |
| Contact | Pat O'Donnell |
| e-Mail | podonnel@maine.edu |
| Phone | 778-7419 |
