UUMA Nominating Committee
Answer The Call
Are you called to lead, grow, and serve our UUMA and our faith?
You may be the person the Nominating Committee is seeking.
| Lead | We know you have hopes and dreams for our association and our faith. You can help lead the way toward making them real. Your contribution to our evolving collective wisdom can help us to become all that we long to be, together. If you are called to lead in this way, the opportunity awaits. |
| Grow | As you already know if you have served at the chapter level or on a continental UUMA committee, the benefits flow both ways: leaders develop their professional skills, forge more profound connections to colleagues, feel closer to the source of their calling, and deepen their understanding of their faith. If you would like to grow in these ways, say yes to UUMA leadership. Your passion for our faith and colleagues will inspire you on the journey. |
| Serve | The past few years have been tumultuous and promising ones for Unitarian Universalism. In the UUMA, in the UUA, and in the settings where we serve, we as religious leaders have been striving and stretching to live into the call for justice, integrity and love. If you know that you were called to the ministry for just such a time as this, we want you. Commitment like yours will help all of us to be the leaders our movement, and our world, need right now. |
Positions Open in June 2027
The open positions for nomination are:
- Nominating Committee (2 seats)
- Secretary (full 3 year term starting in July 2027)
- President Designate (1 year term starting in July 2027 followed by a 3 year term as President)
- Treasurer (last 2 years of current term July 2027-June 2029)
Job descriptions are available in the Board Policies or by clicking on the title above.
Qualifications
All colleagues nominated to serve the UUMA in elected positions shouldmeet the following qualifications:
- all nominees must be UUMA members in compliance with UUMA Code of Ethics and guidelines, rules of conduct, policies and procedures.
- all nominees for President must have earned Full Fellowship through the Ministerial Fellowship Committee. In other positions, Full Fellowship is a strong preference.
- have experience and knowledge of anti-racism, anti-oppression and multiculturalism efforts of the UUMA and the UUA, and demonstrate a strong commitment to dismantling white supremacy in our movement
- have previous UUMA chapter level leadership or service on a UUMA committee. Previous UUMA training is also a plus.
Other leadership opportunities
For other ways to serve the UUMA and your colleagues, update the “UUMA Committee Interest” section of your profile at www.uuma.org.
Your Nominating Committee Members:
