Inactive Clubs

The Public Health Interest Group aims to inform, engage, and educate regarding various public health related topics and careers in order to aid in the exploration of the public health field. We hope to create a community of passionate individuals who have an interest in public health and its various opportunities.

Salut! The Romanian Student Association (RSA) at UW is dedicated to celebrating Romanian culture, building connections within the Romanian community and providing students with the opportunity to connect with others who share similar roots or interests in Romanian culture and customs. We host several social events throughout the year to celebrate important Romanian traditions like December 1st, Martisor in March and fun hangout socials such as movie nights and more.

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SOCH Mental Health UW is a chapter of the SOCH Mental Health organization. In Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu, the word SOCH means "to think" or "a thought". The founders of the SOCH Mental Health Organization brought this word to represent their mission as they believe to combat the stigma around mental health, we must change the way our community "thinks" about mental health. The mission of UW SOCH is to empower the community members of our university environment to recognize and accept mental...

The Serbian Student Association (SSA) allows Serbian students as well as other undergraduate students to come together and be open to the idea of networking, running potential fundraisers, and holding social gatherings where our culture can be shared and shown amongst other students. We look forward to inspiring and giving insight to students about our culture and traditions, and welcoming anyone to participate and become a member of the SSA. Any questions or concerns can be expressed on our...

The purpose of this club is to gather University of Waterloo Somali and non-Somali students in order to connect, share information and socialize in a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere. The club will educate both members and non-members about Somali culture, raise funds for various causes regarding the community on a local and global scale. The club is open to undergraduates and graduates that are either Somali or non-Somali from the University of Waterloo.

Join us every Monday for our Stocks Club weekly meetings, where we discuss stock market trends, investment strategies, and participate in hands-on activities to improve trading skills. These sessions are open to all levels, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned trader looking to deepen your knowledge. Check out @letstockaboutit on Instagram for more information.

UW Students for Life (UWSFL) is a Pro-life club whose aim is to support women in crisis pregnancies through volunteer work and tangible resources, advocate for the rights of all human beings from fertilization to natural death, form club members to speak about these topics with confidence, and educate the student population about life issues. If you are interested in getting involved, please send us an email at uwstudentsforlife@gmail.com.

Students Helping Seniors is a club that seeks to support local seniors by conducting fundraising events and providing volunteer service to local nursing homes and retirement residences. Our club will be working with various nursing homes in the Kitchener-Waterloo region. Some club activities include doing deliveries, writing birthday/holiday cards, making PPE (personal protective equipment) and distributing it, paying in-person visits, and hosting recreational events for the residents and staff.

Students Supporting Opioid Stewardship is a club that is dedicated to spreading awareness among the community and student population on the opioid crisis. Our mission is to de-stigmatize the public perception of those who may suffer from an opioid addiction, education the community on how to identify signs of an overdose, and improve public knowledge of attaining the overdose antidote, naloxone.

The purpose of our club is to alleviate the academic stress and burdens of the students at the University of Waterloo. Crawling on the ground can effectively relieve our stress, unleash our nature, and establish a deeper connection with nature.

Therefore, as long as crawling activities are carried out with sufficient protective measures, they can help us, who sit for long periods, exercise, improve physical health, and maintain our mental state by engaging in a behaviour that releases our...