Weekly Student Programs
Table talk is our weekly discussion group where Christian faith topics are explored. The topics are chosen by students and push the boundaries of faith. Students come from a range of traditions.
Agree to Disagree is our weekly discussion group where life, politics, culture, and any topic can be covered with respect and across the divides.
International Coffee Hour is our Thursday weekly discussion where international students share about their country and culture over homemade cookies and coffee.
Nontraditional Coffee Hour is held every Friday in the Liberal Arts Building where coffee and conversation can be had.
Autism Support Club. We hold social events, talk about life on the autism spectrum and engage in advocacy and awareness for the wider campus
Out at MSUB is a weekly Friday group for LGBT students and allies that UCM provides support for in their outreach, advocacy, and programming efforts, including negotiating faith and LGBT issues.
Agree to Disagree is our weekly discussion group where life, politics, culture, and any topic can be covered with respect and across the divides.
International Coffee Hour is our Thursday weekly discussion where international students share about their country and culture over homemade cookies and coffee.
Nontraditional Coffee Hour is held every Friday in the Liberal Arts Building where coffee and conversation can be had.
Autism Support Club. We hold social events, talk about life on the autism spectrum and engage in advocacy and awareness for the wider campus
Out at MSUB is a weekly Friday group for LGBT students and allies that UCM provides support for in their outreach, advocacy, and programming efforts, including negotiating faith and LGBT issues.
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Regular Programs
Sacred Conversations in conjunction with the Religious and Philosophy Department has brought in religious leaders from the community, sharing with students and faculty how their respective faith traditions has informed their activism.
Service Saturday is sponsored by UCM several times a year as 50 + students get involved in volunteer efforts with non-profits in the Billings community.
Social Justice Mondays is a program where students pick issues of concern and in conjunction with the office of Women and Gender Studies, space and pizza is provided to work on the issue.
Worship Events: Last fall we hosted the Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil. We have also celebrated Ash Wednesday with Ashes on the Go. .
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