Women Community Alliance (W-MCA)

Colorado School of Mines

Mission Statement

The mission of the Mines Women Community Alliance is to positively impact campus culture and support the advancement of women at mines so our members may identify areas of growth and drive change for themselves and the university.

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Working to empower women and create a more inclusive society for all

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Striving to amplify women’s voices and foster positive change in all areas of life

Statement of Support

WMCA affirms that Black Lives Matter

The Mines Women Community Alliance is deeply saddened by the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, as well as all others who have lost their lives as a direct result of widespread racism in our country. One piece of our mission is to support the Colorado School of Mines in its pursuit of a culture of inclusion and equality; we address it directly through our program offerings, community-building events, and in our engagement with the broader campus community. We are in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Steering Committee

  • Kelsie Diaz (Co-Chair)
  • Kelly Sorge (Co-Chair)
  • Savannah C. Allshouse (Chair Emeritus)
  • Agata Bogucka
  • Lia Franklin
  • Annette Pilkington (WISEM Liaison)
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2023-2024 Annual Calendar of Events

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Working to build a more inclusive Mines community

“It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity, there is beauty, and there is strength.”
~ Maya Angelou

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LOOKING AHEAD TO MINES@150

As Colorado School of Mines prepares for our 150th anniversary in 2024, dynamic and disruptive change is all around us. MINES@150 is our plan to position Mines for future success.

It calls for change, but also to stay true to our timeless mission, pillars and core values.  MINES@150 leverages our size, location, and history, ensuring that our graduates will continue to be distinctive and highly valued, placing Mines at the frontiers of STEM education, research and innovation, and elevating our status among the world’s top universities.