Other Associations

ARMCUMS
Established in 1998 ARMCUMS draws most of its members from the Western and Pacific areas. Visit their website at www.armcums.org or contact:

Kristen Lam - President

University of California, San Diego 
[email protected]

CUMSA
Draws its membership mostly from the Southeast. You can visit their website at www.cumsa4u.org or contact:

Haley McDaniel - President

University of North Georgia 
[email protected]

MARCUMS
You can visit their website at www.gomarcums.org or contact:

Monica Brink - President
Bucknell University

[email protected]

SWACUMS
Formally TACUMS. Draws its membership from Louisiana to New Mexico. 

Arthur Paré, Associate Managing Director, General Services
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

UMMA
Drew its membership originally from the Big Ten. It now is spread across the Midwest from Pennsylvania to Missouri. 

WAUCM
Formerly known as NAUCM, this group drew its membership mostly from states west of the Rockies, and Hawaii. 

NACUMS
A national organization that works cooperatively with the regional associations and represents the C&U mail profession on the MTAC Board. You may contact them at:

www.nacums.org
[email protected]
877-NACUMS1

The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers was established in 1980 as a national coalition of nonprofit organizations sharing a vested interest in nonprofit postal policy. The Alliance is the primary representative of nonprofit mailers before the Postal Rate Commission, at US Postal Service (USPS) Headquarters, and on Capitol Hill.

www.nonprofitmailers.org

MSMA

The Mail Systems Management Association is a national organization for professionals who run mail, shipping, and document service operations. It offers education, certification, and peer connection for people responsible for the daily and strategic management of mail centers.

www.msmanational.org

NACUBO

The National Association of College and University Business Officers is a membership organization representing business and finance leaders at more than 1,700 colleges and universities. It provides research, guidance, and a collective voice on the financial and operational issues shaping higher education

www.nacubo.org

APPA (formerly the Association of Higher Education Physical Plant Administrators)

APPA is the leading professional association for educational facilities professionals across higher education, K–12, and related institutions. It supports campus facilities leaders through research, professional development, credentialing, and a broad network of regional chapters that advance best practices in planning, operations, and stewardship of the built environment.

www.appa.org