MinCo Groups
Minority Coalition ("MinCo")
The Davis Center works closely with student groups across campus. Born out of the advocacy and protests of students, the Davis Center continues to fulfill its mission by working closely with student organizations. Included in those groups is the Minority Coalition ("MinCo"), student affinity groups united under the umbrella of MinCo. The Davis Center provides advising and logistical support for these groups which are open to all students.
MinCo provides a more unified voice against prejudice and discrimination against minority students by serving as a mechanism for minority groups to come together in organizational, social, academic, and political spheres. MinCo facilitates cooperation and communication amongst its member organizations, the campus, and the Williamstown community and is an active voice in constructing a stronger community more aware of minority concerns.
If you'd like more information about any group, simply fill out the form at the bottom of this page and someone will get to you quickly.
Current MinCo Groups
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Beyond the Binary (BTB)
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Black Student Union (BSU)
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Central Americans for Empowerment (CAFE)
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Williams Ethiopians & Eritreans Association (WEESA)
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Williams Questbridge Scholars Network (WQSN)
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Organization for Under-represented Students in STEM (OURSTEM+/OS+)
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Chinse International Student Scholars Association (CISSA)
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Williams College Jewish Association (WCJA)
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Koreans of Williams (KOW)
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Firsts Student Union (FSU)
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Disabled Student Union (DSU)
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PERIOD.
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International Student Association (ISA)
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Quare Collective (QC)
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South West Asian North African Student Association (SWANA)
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Hindu Student Association (HSA)
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South Asian Students' Association (SASA)
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Society of the Griffins (SOG)
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Williams African Student Association (WASO)
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PILAS
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Chinese American Student Association (CASO)
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Gospel Choir (GC)
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Afro-American Society (AFRO)
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Williams Persian Society (WPS)
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Students of Caribbean Ancestery (SOCA)
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Muslim Student Union (MSU)
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Asian American Students in Action (AASIA)
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Sisterhood
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Black Students in Stem (BSTEM+)
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