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Affiliated Student Organizations

These student-run orgs community for those who want to celebrate culture and develop their understanding about a particular racial or ethnic group. They create some of the most exciting and well attended programs on our campus, including Soul Food Social; Noche de Cultura; Lunar New Year.

Student Clubs at UVM

Affiliated Student Organizations

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  • African Student Association (ASA)
  • Alianza De Latines
  • People Of Color Outdoors (POCO)
  • Asian Student Union (ASU)
  • Black Student Union (BSU)
  • Mixed-Identity Student's Association (MISA)
  • UVM Jazbaa
  • International Student Club (ISC)
  • Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)
  • National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
  • Interracial Adoptee Group (IRAG)
  • UVM Salsa Team
  • Minority Association of Pre-Med Students (MAPs)
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Events

Friday breakfasts, welcome back bash, and more! Explore MCSC's signature events [and what else is happening in our community] here.

MSCS events
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Summer Enrichment Scholars Program (SESP)

SESP aims to increase the retention of students of color on campus by providing holistic support of their academic achievement, personal growth, identity formation, and cultural development--all before the first semester.
Spend the summer with us!

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Programming

Beverly Belisle Empowerment Retreat

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The Beverly Belisle Empowerment Retreat (BBER) is a safe space for underrepresented women/femme students at UVM to connect, heal, and empower one another. Named after a beloved campus leader, BBER aims to create a community of love and support, celebrating diverse lived experiences and uplifting marginalized voices. Through workshops and community activities, participants will cultivate inner strength, build trust, and work towards a more inclusive future.

Save the Date: 

         Retreat Dates: Saturday, November 2, 2024 & Sunday, November 3, 2024

         Time: 11:30 - 6:30 pm

         Location: Interfaith Center, 400 S. Prospect Street, Burlington - VT

          Lunch and dinner will be provided each day. 

 

Application Form:

Get ready for an incredible opportunity! The application is now open. Don't miss out—fill out the application form to secure your spot at this beautiful retreat. 

Beverly Belisle Empowerment Retreat Application

Let's Talk

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Drop-in Conversations with a counselor from Counseling And Psychiatry Services (CAPS) at the MCSC. Sessions are held with counselors of color and run from 15-30 minutes and are available in person or virtually. You are welcome to discuss any issues in this POC-affirming space.

Drop in Conversations with Counselors

Young Men of Talent

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Launched in 2023, Young Men of Talent is a new partnership between College for Every Student (CFES) Brilliant Pathways and the University of Vermont that  prepares Black and Latino male-identified students as they work toward a college degree.

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Give to MCSC

Help bring more programming and resources to MCSC through a tax-deductible gift through the UVM Foundation.

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