Below is a list of the various student associations and societies around campus. These are groups of students from university faculties and departments. The societies listed here are usually funded through the President’s Advisory Council.
Hill Business Students’ Society - www.urbss.com
President: Dragana Dzelajlija
Arts Student Association - www2.uregina.ca/asa
President: Charles Edmond
Regina Engineering Student Society - www.uofrengineering.com
President: Garrett Genge
Campion College Student Union (CCSU) - www.campioncollege.sk.ca/campus-life/ccsu
President: Anna Dipple
Kinesiology and Health Student Society - www.uregina.ca/kinesiology/khs-student-society
President: Katie Statler
Social Work Student Society
President: Jordan Puscus
socialwork_studentssociety@hotmail.com
Luther University Student Association (LUSA)
President: Ashley Smith
Graduate Student Association - http://www.urgsa.ca
President: Ahmad Aleissa
Science Student Society - http://urs3.tumblr.com/
President: Jordyn DeWalt
sciencestudentsociety@gmail.com
Education Student Society (ESS) - www.ureginaess.blogspot.com
President: Mark Regnier
Fine Arts Student Association
President: Jordan Palmer
Music Students' Association
Brent Gelsinger - bgelsinger@gmail.com
Theatre Students' Association
President: Magthel Odendaal
Phone: 585-5514 | uofrtsa@gmail.com
Website: http://www.uregina.ca/finearts/theatre/student_societies.html
Facebook: www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=148350240737&ref=ts
Film and Media Production and Studies - the.rfvss@gmail.com
President: Erik Sirke - erik.sirke@gmail.com
Visual Arts Students' Association
President: Jared Foster-Fitzmaurice - fosterfj@uregina.ca
Justice Studies Students' Society
Phone: 585-4730 | Email: jsss@uregina.ca President: Ashley Major
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/2489137153/
The JSSS is a group of police studies, justice and human justice students who wish to make a difference in their community. Members of the JSSS seek to address the many social justice issues in daily society and find ways to help. We volunteer our time at organizations such as Carmichael Outreach, Transition House and the foodbank. We also put on fun events such as cabarets in order to raise money for worthy causes.
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University of Regina Afghan Club (URAC) URAC is an academic, non-profit, student-run social club created by the students of the University of Regina in order to work towards building an awareness of the Afghan culture within the community and to bring together all the students dedicated to contribute their efforts in the expansion of cultural and educational awareness of Afghans among people. In addition to all the above mentioned objectives, URAC is also passionate about organizing social activities and events for all URAC members. This friendly and welcoming club is a place for sharing ideas, discussing problems, and basking in each other’s joys. Our members are of all nationalities and ethnicities. We are open to anyone interested in Afghanistan’s culture. URAC is not affiliated with any political party or organization and does not promote any religion or religious thoughts. URAC is purely a students’ club established by students of the University of Regina. URAC is a non-profitable organisation. All the funds available are used to achieve the objectives of the organisation and no funds will be used for the benefit of any member. The purpose of this club is to promote Afghan culture and as well try to raise money to send books and other school material to Afghan children in Afghanistan.
Contact: Jimmy Githegi (President) | Phone: 596-4281 | E-mail: asu.uofr@gmail.com Facebook: African Student Union (ASU) - University of Regina This group is open to everyone with an aim to stimulate interaction amongst African students and other students at the University of Regina. We organize events and activities aimed at promoting and celebrating our culture and diversity.
Anime Club, U of R We meet twice weekly to enjoy some of the less mainstream anime that exists. We exist to braoden your viewing horizons and show you some of our members latest AMV works. Membership is $5 per person per semester. Weekly snack charge is $1 per meeting or $2 per week. We welcome anyone who is interested and feel free to suggest new anime titles to us. Warning: Hilarious fun will ensue!!!! |
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Badminton Lovers Email: erui198311@gmail.com This is a non-profit club serving to all UR students. Organized by some students who truly love badminton. Join us if you think you are the one like us.
Baila Salso Club
Bangladeshi Student Association
Best Buddies - University of Regina Chapter
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Bright Star Soccer Club
Business Education Students' Society (BESS) |
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Camping Club
Campus Kin Club Kin Canada is a dynamic, 100% Canadian service organization that promotes community service, personal development, environmental awareness and FUN. A club started on campus in 2009 and welcomes all new members. If you’re interested in being a part of Telemiracle, getting great experience for your resume, being a positive part of the community, meeting new people and having a FABULOUS time, email Corie at the above address. Campus Media President: Nathan Daniel Website: www.URMedia.ca E-mail: info@urmedia.ca URMedia operates a multi-media platform to showcase material developed by its members on a web site, streaming audio and video over the internet and soon broadcast as a physical radio transmission. Our current activities centre around streaming music / talk programming, news / alternative media and lectures presented at the university.
Catholic Christian Outreach Phone: 551-4174 E-mail: ccoregina@gmail.com
Facebook: CCO Regina (UofR)
Chinese Student Union of Regina
Cultural Anthropology Students’ Association (CASA) Ever had one of those "yeah, but?!" moments, or wondered why people do what they do? Then join us for discussion, food, and adventure as we explore the world and the people who live in it. No need to be an anthropology major or minor; the Cultural Anthropology Students' Association welcomes everyone! For more info contact us on Facebook or via email. Hope to see you around!
Cricket Club (UofR) |
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Debate Club
The U of R Debate Society is a campus club dedicated to furthering the speaking and critical analysis skills of U of R students. We will be holding debate practices throughout the coming year, where members will become comfortable with public speaking, debate strategy, and argumentation. Check www.uofrdebate.com for more information! |
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Economics Student Association
Engineers Without Borders Engineers Without Borders is a collection of social developmentally minded individuals who are striving to find ways to ensure that the next generation of rural Africans have the same opportunities to improve their lives that we have right here at home. Nationally, EWB has a focus both in Africaand in Canada. In Africa, our work is focused on enabling rural Africans the opportunity to access clean water, generate an income from humble farms, and access critical infrastructure and services. In Canada, we engage Canadians, our government, companies, and universities on a widespread scale, to build their connections to Africa and make choices that better promote and contribute to human development. The U of R chapter is always looking for new members and new ideas! You do NOT need to be an engineer to join our group! For more info or to join our group; send us an email!
English Students' Association
Environmental Studies Students' Society |
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Film Club
First Nations Theatre & Film Productions |
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Gamer's Guild Chris Hirshmueller - President - email
Gaming Fellowship The Gaming Fellowship is centered around one principle: to unite gamers. Come out to our game days to play video games and board games with your fellow students!
Geography Students' Society
Green Falcons Soccer Club
Group of Undergraduate Education Science Students (GUESS)
UofR Greens (Green Party Campus Club) |
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Indian Students' Association
Indigenous Students’ Association The Indigenous Students Association (ISA) at the University of Regina was founded in 2007 as a means of student representation of Indigenous/Aboriginal (First Nation, Métis and Inuit) students at the U of R where there previously had not been. Additionally, the ISA was created to promote a deeper and more meaningful understanding of Indigenous cultures in Canada and enhance University life through the promotion of Indigenous practices, traditions and values.
Membership is open to all students who would like to learn more about Indigenous cultures and network with other Indigenous students. We strive to create a more diverse, culturally representative student body and to support Indigenous students at the University of Regina and in the greater community.
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
International Fellowship of Student Believers
International Studies Club (ISC) The International Studies Club at the University of Regina (ISC) is a forum for students to express their concerns about global issues that are directly affecting their lives. The basis of this club is to keep up to date on current events and discussing them amongst members in a friendly, open-minded environment. The ISC presents various opportunities for all students to become actively involved within the University and the greater community of Regina. Our hope is that members will build positive relationships here that will last beyond the classroom and will follow them into the future. |
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Jazz Choir JDC West (UofR) email JDC West is an annual business competition featuring top business schools and students from across Western Canada, as well as the largest undergraduate business competition in Western Canada. The first competition, hosted by UBC, occurred January 20-23, 2006, and attracted over 400 students. JDC West was modeled after Jeux du Commerce and allows the competition to move from host university/city to host university/city each given year.
Johnson-Shoyama Student Association
Journalists for Human Rights- Regina Journalists for Human Rights is Canada's largest international media development organization. Our goal - to make everyone in the world fully aware of their rights - is as unique as it is powerful. The U of R's JHR Chapter focuses on a number of local, national, and international projects throughout the year, and has a goal of fostering relationships with other social justice groups on campus. All students are welcome to join, and new ideas are welcomed with open arms.
Justice Studies Student Society |
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Korean Students Association |
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Math, Actuarial Science, and Stats Students' Society (MASS) MeiHuaZhuang Kung Fu Club Email: meihuazhuang@gmail.com Website: http://www.meihuazhuang.ca/ Contacts: Erin Wood plumflower@bigfoot.com Irene Terashima ireeny2@lycos.com Meihuazhuang is an ancient martial art practiced primarily in the rural regions of Jiangsu, Hebei, Henan and Shandong provinces of Northern China. It is characterized by five static postures intermixed with dynamic motion comprised of light rapid footwork, and large flowing movements. The basic training methods are simple and strong yet relaxed and highly adaptable conveying a large expansive and bold presence delivered through a relaxed body and spirit. Come join us! No experience required. Classes are free for students.
Muslim Students' Association (URMSA) The Muslim Students Association (MSA) is a volunteer organization run by Muslim students on campus. The UR MSA organizes various Islamic, academic and non academic activities and events to fulfill its purpose and serve the students on campus. Hand in hand for a better future! May God guide us through, accept our deeds and forgive our slips, amen. |
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New Democratic Party Club (UR NDP Club) |
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Philosophy Students' Society - Edward Badgerow, President email
Pre-Health Club
Psychology Graduate Students’ Association The Psychology Graduate Students' Association (P.G.S.A.) represents all psychology graduate students at the University of Regina. It attempts to ensure student representation, to promote the goals and beliefs of all psychology graduate students, and seeks to advance student involvement in the University Community. |
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Regina CosPlay Club Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) Website: www.rpirg.com Facebook: RPIRG Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/RPIRG The Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) is a student funded resource centre at the University of Regina committed to social and environmental justice. We provide the resources and funding necessary to enable students to organize around issues through research, education, and action.
Rivers State Scholars Association |
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Saskatchewan African-Canadian Heritage Museum (SACHM) U of R
Saskatchewan Party Campus Club This is the University of Regina Saskatchewan Party Campus Club. Though we are one of the youngest clubs on campus, we are one of the most pro-active. The clubs' policy parallels that of the Saskatchewan Party -- we have fun, we work hard, we mean business, and as a member you will have the opportunity to get to know a wide variety of political figures.
Saudi Club
Seaview Poetry Society - Regina Seaview Poetry Society is all about putting together all kinds of poets to express what burns inside giving a stage to beautiful works of arts, dramatized poetry, rhyme battle as well as open mic recitals, all focused towards positively impacting the society at large.
South Asian Students' Association (SASA)
UofR Star Craft To connect people within the university that enjoy playing, casting and watching Starcraft. The Club also offers a communication medium for those who are participating in the Collegiate Star League (CSL).
Soccer Time/Summer Soccer
Society of Creative Anachronism
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Tetra Society Contact: Angelica Barth Email |
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UNICEF on Campus E-mail: urunicef@gmail.com
UofR Debate Club
UofR Tai Chi
Tai Chi is an ancient internal martial art which has gained widespread popularity for its many health benefits.
UofR Iranian Society (URIS) Mission Statement: The URIS club (Since 2001) has been created by the Iranian students at University of Regina in orderto preserve our identity as Iranians and be in touch with our people. This friendly and welcoming society is a place for sharing ideas, discussing problems, and basking in each other’s joy. All Iranian students and scholars at the University of Regina are eligible to join the club. This membership can also be extended to foreign students who are interested in Iranian culture.
UofR Cheerleading Team U of R Cheerleading team supports school athletics and represents U of R in competitions nationally and internationally.
UofR Team Handball Club
University of Regina Outdoors Club (UROC)
UR Social Want to get MORE from school from just a diploma? Then join the UR Student Social! It's a casual mixer for ALL students that meets once a week (more info on the website)! This is a great way for you to meet people on campus, break the ice and have some fun! It's a limited time commitment AND it will look great on your resumé! Don't forget to bring your friends!
URWISE (Women in Science and Engineering) The goal of URWISE is to foster and promote the full participation of women in all fields of science and engineering by: · creating opportunities for networking and mentoring of U of R women in science and engineering at the undergraduate, graduate, staff, and faculty levels · maintaining connections with our alumni and initiate contacts with women scientists and engineers outside academia · Encouraging girls in elementary and high schools to consider science and engineering as viable career choices. Membership is open to anyone on campus (Undergraduates, Graduate Students, Staff and Faculty) as well as associate members from the greater Saskatchewan science community who support the URWISE mandate. Current membership includes women from the Faculty of Engineering and from the Faculty of Science departments of Biology, Mathematics and Statistics, and Computer Science. We are targeting all departments in Science and Engineering as well as individuals in science fields outside these faculties.Diversity strengthens our membership and helps achieve the URWISE mandate! |
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World University Service of Canada World University Service of Canada (WUSC) is a network of individuals and post-secondary institutions who believe that all people are entitled to the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to a more equitable world. WUSC Regina sponsors to refugee youths to come to the U of R each year and obtain a university degree, and we support them mentally, physically, academically and spiritually during their time at the university. WUSC Regina also partakes in a variety of awareness raising campaigns concerning issues like girls' education in refugee camps, and HIV/AIDS.
World Vision Campus Club |
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