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Student Organizations

Accounting Club

This student club allows you to explore career alternatives in your area(s) of study. Professionals from public accounting, private industry, and nonprofit organizations meet with students to share their experiences and provide guidance. Club members share their academic and internship experiences with each other, and plan field trips.

Advisors: HP Kim | Terence Tien
Officers: President – Eddie Barrett, Vice President – Sydney Ott

Alpha Kappa Psi

This coed fraternity is the oldest professional business fraternity in the United States. This organization gives members the opportunity to hold chair positions and gain valuable leadership and organizational experience, while providing great networking opportunities. Former fraternity members have formed close and lasting friendships. Alpha Kappa Psi participates in many service projects on campus and in the surrounding community. With their continued involvement in the College of Business, AKPsi has also been able to hold many professional events such as the Etiquette for Success Academy, Dean’s List Reception, Blue and Gold Banquet, and more.

Advisors:  Victoria Kerr
President:   Afroditi Zara  

American Marketing Association

Ship’s local chapter of the organization whose goal it is to prepare students to transition from the classroom to the business world. You will be given the opportunity to apply marketing ideas and concepts in planning, organizing, and executing club activities. The club offers its members the chance to hear marketing professionals’ presentations about their firms and business experiences.

Advisor: Mohammad Rahman
President:   President – Karim Brice, Vice President – Quinton Townsend  

Beta Gamma Sigma

An international honorary business society that encourages and rewards scholarship and accomplishment. Election to Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest scholastic honor a student in business administration can attain.

Advisors: Allison Watts | Melissa Kougher
President: Dr. John Kooti
Officers:   Officers – Talitha Camp, Kenny Tran, Nathan Garber  

Collegiate Entrepreneur Organization (CEO)

Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization a 501 (c) (3) not for profit charitable corporation, founded in 1983, supports thousands of emerging entrepreneurs annually. Any student, regardless of academic discipline can launch a business. Through its global network of college and university chapters, it supports and inspires the growth and development of any student that seeks to be entrepreneurial.

Advisor:   Elliott Sulcove
Presidents:   Teagan Weaver

FBLA Collegiate

The collegiate level of FBLA-PBL (Future Business Leaders of America; Phi Beta Lambda). FBLA-PBL is largest organization of it's type in the world. This is your opportunity to become a part of a club that will expand your horizons, help develop professionally, and provide leadership opportunities. Membership is open to all students.

Advisor: Adam Powell
President: William Breaux

Information Systems & Analytics Club

The ISA club professional association was formed to help business majors expand their vision of information systems. Presentations and field trips to IT departments at established firms are scheduled to further the understanding of IT related fields. (formally the Managment Information Systems Club - MIS)

Advisors: Brian Wentz | Joe Catanio
Officers: President – Nate Yohn; Vice President – Aaron Culbertson

Investment Club

An organization of students interested in careers in finance-related fields such as financial consultants, planners, real estate professionals, and positions at various financial institutions. Activities include speakers with outside professional backgrounds and trips to the New York Stock Exchange. The Investment Club also serves as an entree to the Ship Global Collegiate Fund. Print and submit an Investment Club Membership Form.

Advisor: June Pham
President: Owen Frederick  
Vice President: Kenny Tran

Supply Chain Management

An organization for undergraduate students who desire to explore the field of supply chain management in a professional manner.

Advisor: Robert Setaputra
President:  Peter Valtos