How to become an Official C.U.M.A. member?
Unlike most student organizations, C.U.M.A. recognizes that students already pay enough money for college alone.  Therefore C.U.M.A. does not require members to pay monetary “dues” in order to become an official member.

In order to be recognized as an Official C.U.M.A. member, persons must:

• Complete a C.U.M.A. application
• Attend two consecutive general body meetings. 
• In order to maintain their membership they must attend at least one general body meeting each month.

How to become an Honorary C.U.M.A. member?
After becoming an Official C.U.M.A. Member and maintaining their membership status for at least one month, members must volunteer at a C.UMA event.  Honorary C.U.M.A. members receive white C.U.M.A. T-shirts as recognition of their membership status. 

How to become a part of C.U.M.A.’S Elite?
After becoming an Honorary C.U.M.A. member, members must showcase exemplary service towards C.U.M.A. recognized by the E-Board.  Traits of C.U.M.A.’s Elite include but are not limited to:

• Excellent Meeting  Attendance,
• Participating in a professional manner to achieve C.U.M.A.’s Mission
• Responsible when delegated a task
• Hardworking
• Expressed Enthusiasm for C.U.M.A.
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Once Honorary C.U.M.A. members display these traits as well as go beyond what is expected of them by C.U.M.A., the E-Board will formally recognize their contributions and promote them to C.U.M.A.’s Elite.  C.U.M.A.’s Elite will receive a black C.U.M.A. T-shirt as well as their picture on the C.U.M.A. website as recognition of their membership status and have a much more involved role in the execution of C.U.M.A. events.

Executive Board
President
Jeff Shafer

Vice President
Qi-Ante Alexander

Secretary
Daniel Dantzler

Treasurer
Daphne Francios

SOC Rep
Tia Love

Alternative SOC Rep
Marcus Davis

Faculty Advisor
Damon Smith

Committee Directors
Development Director
Tim Whicker

Membership Directors
Marcus Davis & Shenelle Blair

Public Relations Director
Amanda Romo