Volunteer for a UUA Committee, Commission, Panel, or Board

What’s your vision for Unitarian Universalism? We want to hear from you!

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) seeks visionary and flexible Unitarian Universalists to serve the committees, commissions, panels, and boards that work with staff and the UUA Board of Trustees to carry out the mission of the Association. If volunteering at the Associational level is of interest to you, please consider serving in volunteer leadership.

Applications for Positions on Elected Committees Needed by December 1st!

The Nominating Committee is seeking nominations for our denominational committees elected by the General Assembly. Applications for the following elected committees received by December 1st will be given priority for consideration for the slate of candidates to be voted on at the General Assembly.

Have any questions about serving? Reach out to the nominating committee at nominating@uua.org.

Elected Positions on Committees to be Filled at General Assembly 2025

  • Board of Review (2 positions / 8-year terms)
    • Minister in Full Fellowship who has held such fellowship continuously for the preceding seven years
    • Lay Leader, who is not a minister or credentialed religious educator, whom at the time of election is a member of a certified member congregation and has been a member of one or more such congregations for not less than three years as an officer or a member of the governing bodies of one or more such congregations
  • Board of Trustees (2 positions / 3-year terms)
    • Position #7
    • Position #9
    • Position #10
    • Position #11
  • Commission on Appraisal (5 positions / 6-year terms)
  • Nominating Committee (2 positions / 3-year terms)

Applications

Rolling applications for appointments on the following volunteer bodies are currently being accepted:

If you already know which volunteer body would best suit your abilities and talents, please submit an application for that committee/commission/board. However, if you’d like to serve, but you’re unsure of where your skills would be of best use, or the volunteer body on which you were hoping to serve doesn’t have any openings at the moment, we encourage you to fill out a general interest form. That way, as positions open, members of the Nominating Committee, Appointments Committee, or staff will know your interests and how to reach you.

The work our dedicated volunteers do is vital to Unitarian Universalism as a faith movement. Transform your vision for Unitarian Universalism into reality—VOLUNTEER!