Inactive Clubs

UW Society of Addictions Awareness (UW SAA) is a club that aims to promote awareness in the field of addictions and substance use disorders. Our goal is to prepare future health professionals to effectively deal with the complex health challenges and social issues surrounding addictions. This is accomplished by educating undergraduate students about addictions, providing exposure to potential career paths, and inviting guest speakers who are experts in the field of addictions. Follow us on...

UW Stem Cell Club is a club focused on raising awareness about bone marrow stem cells, while working on increasing the number of registered stem cell donors in our nation, starting with the University of Waterloo.

UW Supporting SickKids is dedicated to creating a practical impact within the Waterloo community and beyond all in hopes to aid the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) through a variety of different means. These means will go beyond financial support as the club will also contribute by sending gifts and letters to bring smiles on children's faces and supporting staff, parents, and patients along their journeys. The club will aim to work with members of all faculties to seek support and...

UWaterloo Meditates is a meditation and breathwork club that brings stress management tools and techniques for personal and professional success through the scientific use of evidence-based breathing and meditation techniques, personal awareness seminars and community service projects. It's one of the coolest places to connect with yourself, make awesome friends, and, most importantly, have fun and be a part of an inclusive community!

UWaterloo Bhangra is a club that aims to spread the love of the Bhangra dance form throughout the university in various different ways such as flash-mobs, regular recreational dance sessions, workshops and etc.
UWaterloo Bhangra shall also aim to give students at Waterloo a chance to dance Bhangra at a competitive level, while representing the university amongst various other varsity-level Bhangra teams.

The University of Waterloo Canadian Association on Gerontology Student Connection (UW CAG) is a club whose purpose is to promote interest in aging research. Our goal is to provide opportunities for undergraduate students to explore current aging research, learn more about careers in the field of gerontology, and engage in professional development.

The University of Waterloo Chronic Disease Club (UWCDC) was created to connect students, staff, and faculty who have been affected by any type of chronic illness, whether you are the one with the disease, you know someone with one or you are just looking to learn more about them. Please come out and share your stories and experiences with everyone! Help end the stigma that chronic diseases are something to hide or be ashamed of and help bring positive awareness to them.

Global Brigades in the world's largest student-led global health and sustainable development organization. Since 2004, Global Brigades has mobilized thousands of university students and professionals through nine skill-based service programs to improve quality of life in under-resourced communities through partner organizations in Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.

University of Waterloo Global Dental Brigades (UW GDB) is a non-profit club led by determined students interested in the fields...

The University of Waterloo Healthcare Consulting Club is dedicated to exploring the intersection of healthcare and consulting through professional development, case-based learning, networking, and collaborative problem-solving. The club brings together members of the UWaterloo community who are interested in healthcare systems, strategy, and innovation, and offers initiatives such as case workshops, speaker panels, networking events, consulting skill-building sessions, resume and interview...

In a highly academic setting, we aim to create a community and exciting events that promote self-care, self-expression and creativity through makeup, skincare, and hair! Everyone is welcome no matter their gender, race, sexuality, skill level or skin concerns.