Underwater Society of America

Underwater Society of America (USOA) is a non-profit organization that promotes underwater sports and educational programs in the United States. It was established in 1959 and is recognized by the World Underwater Federation (CMAS) as the national governing body for underwater activities in the USA.

History

The Underwater Society of America was founded in 1959 with the aim of promoting underwater sports and activities. It was recognized by the World Underwater Federation (CMAS) as the national governing body for underwater activities in the USA.

Activities

The USOA organizes and supports a variety of underwater sports and activities, including scuba diving, underwater hockey, underwater rugby, and finswimming. It also promotes educational programs related to underwater activities and marine conservation.

Structure

The USOA is governed by a Board of Directors, which includes representatives from each of the organization's member clubs. The Board is responsible for setting the organization's policies and overseeing its activities.

Membership

Membership in the USOA is open to any individual or organization interested in underwater activities. Members are eligible to participate in the organization's activities and programs, and to represent the USA in international underwater sports competitions.

See also

• Scuba diving
• Underwater hockey
• Underwater rugby
• Finswimming
• World Underwater Federation

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