University of Alberta Week of Welcome 2015

Student Group Services assists over 400 active student groups on campus. Whatever interests you may have – academic, cultural, recreational, political – there’s probably a student group that’s right for you. If not, feel free to start a new one! Student Group Services assists... Read More →

AIESEC is the world’s largest student-run organization present in over 130 countries. AIESEC Edmonton is one of 30 local chapters in Canada. We strive to provide unique and meaningful leadership opportunities through the placement and facilitation of paid and volunteer international... Read More →

We're a social club that meets Mondays to watch anime, socialize, and play games. We are currently going over some newer series while having 1 or 2 older ones to go over. We also have occasional meet-ups and host events.

The Rotaract Club of the University of Alberta is a volunteer organization connected with Rotary International. As a club, we volunteer for and/or organize community events and fundraisers, plan international volunteer trips, and attend club events. Rotaract is a great way to make... Read More →

The Students' International Health Association (SIHA) is a student-run non-profit organization that was founded in 1989. SIHA’s mission is to transform primary health care philosophy into action by creating and implementing sustainable health promotion projects both locally within... Read More →

UACSSA was founded in 1985, it is one of the largest student group at the University of Alberta. We offer comprehensive student services to help Chinese students and scholars adapt to the new academic and cultural environment; to assist them on academic and working challenges; to... Read More →

"Our mandate is to increase awareness of the benefits of vaccinations and to encourage people to get immunized as a means of disease-prevention against infections, such as measles and influenza. Infectious diseases were once the leading cause of death across the globe hundreds of... Read More →

Engineers Without Borders, or EWB for short, creates change by supporting social innovations that can break the systems that sustain poverty. At the University of Alberta chapter we provide a friendly space for students to learn, think, and act on issues facing the world. We meet... Read More →

The University of Alberta Mixed Chorus and Handbells are now recruiting! Join us in our 72nd year of singing and ringing. The University of Alberta Mixed Chorus is open to all students, faculty, staff and any other residents of the community. No previous choral experience is required... Read More →

We are a group of students who play hide and seek in different buildings around campus on a weekly basis throughout the academic year. From traditional hide and seek to variations such as sardines or manhunt, we cover them all. It doesn't matter where you're from, what faculty you're... Read More →

"The purpose of UAPC is to promote an environment for the interaction between student, faculty and staff and other affiliates of the University of Alberta in relevant field of photographic arts. UAPC shall engage in activities relating to social, academic, and professional interests... Read More →

Our purpose is to provide students with an opportunity to meet new people, develop event planning skills and give back to the community as a whole. The intent of the club is to provide a substantial networking opportunity as our parent organization spans the width of the country... Read More →

Ag Club is one of the University of Alberta’s oldest student groups. Founded in 1911, Ag Club was built by students who wanted to stay connected to their rural roots while pursuing their university degree. Ag Club provides students with a social network to enjoy student life. The... Read More →

Multiplying Equality (M.E.) as a student club is an official affiliation of the organization Multiplying Equality. This organization strives to combat social injustice, give back to the community, and inspire youth to join our movement for change by connecting them to meaningful causes... Read More →

Golden Future is a group that travels to South Africa every year to educate youth in general areas of improvement and empower their further education.

Falun Dafa, Also known as Falun Gong, is a traditional Chinese self-cultivation practice that improves mental and physical wellness through a series of easy-to-learn exercises and meditation. The practice is based on the universal principles of Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance... Read More →

The University of Alberta Improv Group aims to create an improvised theatre community for amateur and developing improvised comedy performers in both the University of Alberta and the Edmonton Area.

Healthnuts is a organization that promotes healthy eating. It offers free monthly kitchens for university students to come and learn how to cook different recipes from different cuisines. By doing so we hope to promote more healthy eating while under a low-budget.

We are a social justice group focused on building the political will to end extreme poverty and child poverty locally.

We, the Health and Wellness Movement, aim to steer campus towards healthier eating, better stress management and ultimately healthier living. A number of student-driven initiatives are continuously being spearheaded. These include weekly free fitness classes, positive self-image campaigns... Read More →

The Brain Awareness Movement (BAM) is a student organized, non-profit group at the University of Alberta. The primary goal of BAM is to inspire and interest students to value their brain, to promote public awareness for brain injuries and to build a better community for people who... Read More →

CKI is the largest student-led collegiate service organization in the world. CKI is built on three main tenants: Service, Leadership and Fellowship. We pride ourselves in the diversity of our members, service to the greater Edmonton area and friendships that last a lifetime!

Therapeutic Music is a group of musically motivated young people who share their talents by playing in nursing homes in Edmonton, with a focus on reaching out to residents with dementia.

OUTreach is the University of Alberta's Queer Social Group. We work to provide a safe, comfortable space for all those who consider themselves a part of the "Queer Rainbow" as well as those who consider themselves allies of the community. We invite you to come and join some discussions... Read More →

As a club, UAlberta Pro-Life seeks to advocate against the injustice of abortion and promote a culture of life within the greater university community. We host regular on-campus meetings and apologetics workshops, in addition to running frequent activism projects throughout the school... Read More →

The Heart of the City Music Program is a not-for-profit student group at the University of Alberta that provides free music lessons to at-risk children and youth in Edmonton who would otherwise not be able to afford them. Our program currently operates in 11 elementary schools throughout... Read More →

The University of Alberta First Aid Responders seeks to promote first aid training throughout the student body, as well as provide first aid coverage by student volunteers trained in standard first aid at campus events. Through bi-weekly refresher sessions, we continually practice... Read More →

"We are affiliated with Boys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters Clubs. As a community at the University of Alberta, we support this agency by conducting fundraisers and hosting events to directly raise funds to hold fun events for kids that attend these clubs and to bring a smile... Read More →

"Sahaja Yoga Society offers free meditation classes to everyone, based on Sahaja Yoga meditation techniques. Thispractice helps to relieve stress, anxiety, irritability and depression, thus providing inner peace and physical, mental and emotional balance inour lives. As each individual... Read More →

The Last Alliance is a group dedicated to celebrating all of Tolkien's works as well as fostering a welcoming community for students to meet new people. We do this through weekly book studies, as well as social events like games nights, writer's groups, hikes, and talent nights.

Campus UNICEF is a student group at the University of Alberta that represents UNICEF Canada. While we come from different backgrounds and academic focuses, we all share a common desire to help build a world which respects and protects the universal human rights of every child. Our... Read More →

"Our mandate is to cultivate scientific imagination, curiosity and leadership abilities of youths, especially those who are under-represented (Inner City, Rural and Aboriginal), in the field of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by providing innovative hands-on... Read More →