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General Assembly Young Adult Caucus

Young adults attend General Assembly (GA) for a number of reasons and from a variety of backgrounds. The mission of GA Young Adult Caucus is to provide an inclusive and empowering community for young adults to network, worship, and share a collective voice as participants in the larger GA community.

To learn more about the Young Adult Caucus and young adults at GA, check out our Frequently Asked Questions.

Connect with the Young Adult Caucus on Facebook.

2013 Young Adult Caucus Co-Moderators

These young adults were elected to serve as Co-Moderators:

  • Ellen Zemlin (GA 2012 - GA 2013)
  • Hannah Roberts (GA 2013 - GA 2014)

To contact the co-moderators, please email youngadultcaucus @ uua.org.

Other Staff Positions

The Young Adult Caucus staff for GA 2013 includes a worship coordinator and a community chaplain.

This year's community chaplain is Sarah Napoline.  Read about Sarah.

This year's worship coordinator is Andrew Coate.  Read about Andrew.

GA 2013 Accessibility Project

Jointly supported by the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministries and the General Assembly Planning Committee, the GA 2013 Accessibility Project is a multi-pronged approach to making it easier for youth and young adults to attend General Assembly 2013.

The Accessibility Project page will host information on grants, scholarships and initiatives aimed at reducing the cost of attendance, as well as capture information about GA programming and preparation.

Scholarships

Several forms of financial aid and scholarships are available to young adults needing assistance in attending General Assembly. Volunteers have their registration paid in exchange for a number of volunteer hours at GA. General GA scholarships are available and young adult specific scholarships are also available; applicants are considered for both scholarship programs through their one application form.

Housing

Information about housing at GA, including hotels, home hospitality, and an email list to assist with finding roommates can be found at the General Assembly Housing page.

For more information contact youngadults @ uua.org.

This work is made possible by the generosity of individual donors and congregations. Please consider making a donation today.

Last updated on Thursday, February 21, 2013.

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