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Accounting Club

Accounting Club is an academic organization that aims to introduce the field of accounting, foster interest and curiosity about accounting, and grow together in acquiring business knowledge as a collective student body. The Accounting Club is open to all students who wish to be involved with campus activities. This is a great organization for all students, particularly anyone considering a career in the accounting profession. Besides learning about the accounting profession in a relaxed atmosphere, the members get a chance to meet other business majors and potential employers, providing a great networking opportunity.

Beta Alpha Psi

The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. This includes:

  • promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems and technology.
  • providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals.
  • encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.

Finance Club

The purpose of the Finance Club is to provide various resources to students studying finance who are interested in a career in the financial industry. The club will provide various workshops, Finance Career Mentoring Events, and Job Fairs to students. The Finance Club will also serve as an organization that is here to answer any finance-related questions, provide guidance on what classes to take and helpful information related to the preparation of the CFA exam.

International Business Club

The International Business Club desires to provide UMSL students with knowledge and experience in the area of International Business. For more than 10 years, the club has sought to provide a forum for professional and social contact between and among students and professionals working in or with International Business. Guest speakers from international companies help accomplish the Club's goals through presentations and workshops. This organization is open to students of all majors. Among its many activities, the club hosts a number of networking events and meetings throughout the semester to get students interested in transnational-themed topics. Find out more information on the "About" tab to the left, or submit your application to become a member at the IB Institute (461 SSB).

International Business Honor Society

The vision of Epsilon Eta Pi, The International Business Honor Society, is to be the leading business society in the world for motivated and globally-focused students with a defined interest in the field of International Business. Our mission is to develop professionals with personal dedication, integrity, and leadership needed to succeed in today’s global environment. We will provide an individualized educational and social learning experience to develop the business skills and global awareness necessary compete in a dynamic international economy. Students must be current junior or seniors majoring in International Business with at least a 3.2 GPA. Please stop by at International Business Institute office SSB 461 and fill out a form, or download an application form.

Information Systems and Technology Mentoring Club (ISTMC)

Mission: The mission of an Information Systems and Technology Mentoring Cub (ISTMC) is to empower members with the skills, knowledge, networks, and support they need to succeed in their careers and make meaningful contributions to the technology industry. 

The ISTMC offers the following opportunitie and benefits:

  1. Networking Opportunities: Being part of a mentoring club allows members to expand their professional network.
  2. Career Insights: IS&T alums can share their experiences, challenges, and strategies for navigating the job search process, obtaining work visas, and building a successful career in the US.
  3. Social Interaction: The social aspect of the event encourages students to interact with peers outside of formal academic or professional settings, strengthening friendships and creating a sense of community within the club.
  4. Networking with Faculty: Interacting with faculty members in a social setting can lead to valuable academic guidance, research opportunities, and mentorship connections for students interested in pursuing advanced studies or research projects.
  5. Peer Support: Students can share experiences, exchange study tips, and offer support to each other, creating a supportive environment for academic and personal growth.

Join the ISTMC

Information Technology and Cybersecurity Club (ITCC)

The ITCC helps students enhance their technical and business skills to ethically address business and societal needs, fosters power skills and professional development among students, and provides a safe community for students to learn, connect, and thrive. The ITCC is affiliated with the Department of Information Systems and Technology. The ITCC welcomes students of all majors and organizes exciting events throughout the academic year ranging from hands-on learning workshops, social events, career development, industry speaker series, and more.

The goals of the ITCC include:

  • To organize workshops or events related to Information Technology (IT), Data, Cybersecurity, or other emerging technologies.
  • To organize workshops or events related to power skills, ethics, or career development.
  • To create opportunities for students to connect with industry and community stakeholders.
  • To encourage and facilitate student participation in technical or business competitions.
  • To foster a sense of community through all its events.

Join the ITCC

Marketing Club

Our mission is to help you build your personal brand, your career, your future. We do this by providing networking opportunities, guest speakers and industry site visits with cutting edge digital and social media marketing and communications companies such as Locker Dome, Elasticity, Atomic Dust and FleishmanHillard. We also hold an annual speed networking event featuring executives from Boeing, Anheuser Busch, Unidev, Purina, and more. We also provide free professional head shots every semester to help you with your LinkedIn profile. We are a club 30 active members strong. Just attend at least 3 events in a given semester to be considered an active member and you will also receive a paper certificate in that honor to share on your social media. To find out more about joining just contact the faculty advisory, Professor Perry D. Drake at drakep@umsl.edu. We will plug you into the business world that awaits you!

Student Investment Trust

In the belief that equity investing is crucial to the financial success of all members of society, we aim to promote the stock market, not as a dark, mysterious place, but as a vehicle of opportunity. Faculty contact: David Beverly

Transportation Club

The objectives of the Transportation Club include providing opportunities for UMSL students to see real-world examples of how transportation and logistics is applied and is essential to business activities, and facilitating social contact between and among students and industry professionals of transportation and logistics firms.  Club activities are designed to showcase the importance of transportation and logistics, point out job opportunities in the industry, and help students network with industry professionals.

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program

The UMSL VITA program offers a variety of opportunities for students currently enrolled in the UMSL College of Business Administration, as well as other community members. Student and community volunteers are trained to provide free basic tax return preparation for eligible taxpayers.