Accounting Club often works in conjunction with Beta Alpha Psi to bring in
accounting firms as well as accountants to interact with its members. Through
picnics, speakers and the Accounting Banquet, the real world of accounting
becomes a part of your UD experience and aides in networking.
Marketing Club is affiliated with the American Marketing Association, the
world's largest and most comprehensive professional association of marketers.
The benefits of joining this organization include a subscription to the
Marketing News, as well as job hunt assistance. Local membership also includes
speakers and a one-on-one dinner. Browse to the American
Marketing Association web site to learn more!
Finance Club is open to all business students regardless of major. The objective
of the club is to bring in speakers who work in the various areas of finance.
The club also works with the intern and co-op office in order to help club
members gain work experience with experts in the field of international
business.
Beta Alpha Psi is an Honorary Accounting Fraternity. To be eligible, students
must have a 3.0 GPA in ACC and completed two upper level Accounting courses.
Major activities include Career Night, Accounting Picnic, speakers and the
annual Accounting Banquet.
Delta Sigma Pi is a co-ed Professional Business Fraternity established at the
University of Dayton over thirty years ago. Delta Sigma Pi is based on three
tiers, professionalism, community service and social activities. Past events
include: Professional trips to Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis; Jail & Bail which
benefits the March of Dimes, and numerous social events throughout the semester.
International Business Club works to educate its members on the growing
importance of globalization in the business world. This is done through
speakers, presentations, and one-on-one experiences with experts in the field of
international business.
Management Club strives to ensure a greater understanding of management
functions, to develop a professional and ethical attitude towards management, to
enable students to learn more about particular management jobs through the use
of speakers, group discussions, simulations, tours and professional dinners; and
to expose students to new ideas and concepts that develop in the field of
management.
MIS Club meets every three weeks and is open to anyone with an interest in the
latest technology or computers. The club explores many current topics relevant
to changing information systems through speakers, as well as participating in
community service events, fundraisers, and social events. At the close of the
semester, the club sponsors a career dinner for alumni, faculty and students.
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