As students settle in to the third week of classes, they might start looking for things to break up the routine. Getting involved with a student group at Whitman is one way to do this, and there are plenty that are looking for additional members to help their various causes. Check out the list below for a quick overview of all 21 students groups that are available for students to get involved with.
Professional Business Fraternities
Alpha Kappa Psi – world’s largest and oldest professional business fraternity for all majors
Delta Sigma Pi – international business fraternity for all majors
Beta Alpha Psi – professional service fraternity for accounting, finance and IST majors
Beta Gamma Sigma – national business honor society to encourage professional excellence
Accounting/Finance
Syracuse University Investment Club – welcomes a variety of majors to manage a trade portfolio of over 100K
Financial Management Association – open to all SU students who have a general interest in finance
National Association of Black Accountants – represents minorities in the fields of accounting, auditing, business, consulting, finance and information technology
Supply Chain Management
APICS – represents manufacturing, service and resource management professionals worldwide
Franklin Supply Chain Club – field trips and speakers provide opportunity for students to see supply chain management in action
Marketing
American Marketing Association – international professional body meant to promote the study of marketing
Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurship Club – supports the spirit of entrepreneurship and the needs of the students involved
Graduate Groups
Whitman Graduate Student Organization – enriches graduate programs through social, cultural and community-oriented activities and events
Nonprofit Groups
Net Impact – an international nonprofit whose mission is to equip students to use the power of business to create a more sustainable world
SU Enactus – strives for a more sustainable world through local, national and global projects
Other Business Interests
Case Study Club – enhances business strategy skills with case studies, consulting and interview practice
Whitman Women in Business – fosters women’s involvement in the business community through open forums
Family Business Club – prepares students for the challenges of working for and running a family business
Real Estate Club – provides a forum for students with an interests in real estate to learn more about the industry
International Business Association – provides students with exposure to international nature of business
Whitman Consulting Club – mission to enhance and develop consulting skills of members
Whitman Student Government – works to strengthen and manage important aspects of student life
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