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Accounting Society
The Accounting Society is the recruiting arm for the School of Accountancy (SOA) and the umbrella organization for all accounting-related clubs, including Beta Alpha Psi (BAP), the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA), and Women of the School of Accountancy (WSOA). It acts as a preparatory club for students considering majoring in Accounting. Most of our members are in the process of taking prerequisite classes including ACC 200, ACC 310, FIN 201, MKTG 201, IS 110, and IS 201 or otherwise preparing to apply to the SOA. The Accounting Society improves the lives and career prospects of its members by promoting information and involvement, professional attitudes and behaviors, scholastic excellence, and a sense of loyalty and community.
Why Participate?
The Accounting Society is the gateway to other accounting relating clubs and the SOA. We host and endorse almost weekly accounting-related club meetings including lecture series and skillset boot camps taught be accounting professionals, faculty members, and, on occasion, students in the SOA bachelors (BAcc) and masters (MAcc) programs here at BYU.
PRE-ACCOUNTING? The Accounting Society helps pre-accounting students explore accounting as a major and potential career path by
- connecting them with other students applying for the major and students currently in the program,
- co-hosting and endorsing events hosted by other accounting-related clubs,
- creating networking opportunities with recruiters and individuals in the accounting field (both alumni and otherwise),
- coordinating professional development information sessions on a variety of topics including writing resumes and cover letters and interviewing,
- teaching students about the accounting major timeline (including the application process, deciding between the Bachelor’s and Master’s, and exploring potential career paths in accounting), and
- providing ample opportunity for earnest students to easily ask questions regarding the Accounting Major and related topics.
ALREADY IN THE SOA? The Accounting Society helps SOA students learn professional skills, build relationships with other SOA students and alumni, continue learning about potential career paths, and give back to the SOA community by
- connecting SOA students with pre-accounting students looking for advice on choosing a major and career path, applying for the SOA, and other key decisions regarding their educations,
- co-hosting and endorsing events hosted by other accounting-related clubs,
- creating networking opportunities with recruiters and individuals in the accounting field (both alumni and otherwise),
- coordinating professional development information sessions on a variety of topics including writing resumes and cover letters and interviewing, and
- providing ample opportunity for earnest students to easily ask and answer questions regarding the Accounting Career Path and related topics.
Email:
byuaccsociety@gmail.com
Website:
https://marriott.byu.edu/acc/get-involved/student-organizations/accounting-society/
Dues:
Annual Dues: No Dues Required
Two Year Dues: No Dues Required
The Adam Smith Society is an expansive, chapter-based network of MBA students, professionals, and business leaders who work to promote debate and discussion about the moral, social, and economic benefits of capitalism.
America’s heritage of liberty and global prosperity owes much to innovators and entrepreneurs; those who imagined new products, processes, and organizations; who took risks; and who embraced the freedom to create and build. Historically, captains of industry have not only driven the growth of the economy, but they have also been among the foremost advocates of the free- enterprise system, publicly expounding the broader societal benefits of the market economy. The future prosperity of our nation will depend on tomorrow’s business leaders’ ability to continue this tradition of promoting free markets.
The Adam Smith Society works to provide a venue where this discussion of foundational ideas can be explored and applied to the current economic environment. We believe that MBA students and business professionals should acquire more than just expertise in areas such as management, marketing, and quantitative analysis—as important as these skills are. They should also come to understand—and be able to defend—the nature of the economic system that fosters job creation, wealth generation, the alleviation of poverty globally, and scientific innovation.
****Make sure to sign up with the society through the Adam Smith Society website (https://www.adamsmithsociety.com/membership)****
Advisor:
Paul Godfrey
Email:
smithsocbyu@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.adamsmithsociety.com
The Association for Information Systems (AIS) is a Marriott School student organization that expands student's knowledge of the Information Systems Industry, offering training on new and useful skills. By providing students with guidance in their school and career planning, the AIS keeps students informed and gives them a chance to build relationships, network, and have fun. The AIS is also dedicated to supporting recruiters in publicizing and organizing events.
The goal of AIS officers is to provide services to both students and the community by improving awareness of the Information Systems Industry. AIS is designed to be fully complementary to the BS Information Systems and the Master of Information Systems Management programs. AIS is the largest and most active club in the Marriott School of Management. Our membership consists of a significant majority of the Information Systems Program, as well as technology-savvy students from other programs in the school.
Members of AIS want to learn emerging technologies, network with prospective employers, and have fun.
Advisor:
Tom Meservy
Email:
ais.membership@byu.edu
Website:
https://ais.byu.edu
Dues:
Renewal Fee: Renewal
Initiation Fee: Lifetime Membership
Two Year Dues: $35.00/two years
Founded in 1919, Beta Alpha Psi is an honor organization for financial information students and professionals. More than three hundred chapters exist on college and university campuses, and more than 300,000 members have been initiated since Beta Alpha Psi’s formation. BYU operates as the Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi.
Why Participate?
The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) is to encourage and recognize scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance, and information systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service, and association among members and practicing professionals; and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility. Students in Beta Alpha Psi:
- Contribute 800 minutes annually toward building their professional careers through attending networking dinners, interviews, BAP meetings, meet-the-firms events, and other professional events
- Contribute 800 minutes annually of participation in service activities including Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), Deloitte’s Sub for Santa, Habitat for Humanity, and other service events
Advisor:
Ron Worsham
Email:
byubap@gmail.com
Website:
http://bap.byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: Does not include national membership
Our mission is to identify, develop, and empower leaders through an on-campus partnership with Blue Forge Venture Studio (MBA 693R) that aligns authority and accountability, passion and skills, resources and capabilities.
Our goal is to build a network of innovators and business builders with the vision, passion, expertise, and fortitude to solve the world’s most pressing problems, and a network of resources that will enable them to do so.
Advisor:
Thomas Peterson
Email:
contact@blueforgestudio.com
Website:
https://blueforgestudio.com/
Dues:
Annual Dues: Annual Fee
The purpose of the Business Strategy Society is to provide real-world business experience, hard skills, and networking through premium case competitions, weekly meetings, and one-on-one mentorship.
Advisor:
David Bryce
Email:
byubss@gmail.com
Website:
https://careerlaunch.byu.edu/clubs/bsc/
Dues:
Semester Dues: $15/semester
Annual Dues: $20/year
The BYU Finance Society is dedicated to educating and preparing students for premier internship and full-time opportunities in the field of finance. Students from all majors are welcome to join. We have a track record of success in placing students at top positions in all of the areas listed below and more.
By joining the BYU Finance Society, members receive access to the following associations:
- Asset & Wealth Management Association (AWMA)
- BYU Real Estate Association (BREA)
- Corporate Finance & Advisory Association (CFAA)
- Investment Banking Association (IBA)
- Private Equity & Markets Association (PEMA)
Each association provides resources for members, leadership from students in the field, and guidance from experienced faculty advisors who have had successful careers in the industry. Members will have access to internship/full-time job postings, resume workshops, interview prep, career networking trips across the country, upper-classman mentors, technical training programs, and more! Join the Finance Society today to learn about these exciting career opportunities!
Advisor:
Colby Wright
Email:
byufinancesociety@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $30.00/year
The BYU MBA Tech Society is designed for graduate business students with an interest in the high tech industry. Focusing on the 'business of technology', the club promotes guest speakers, networking opportunities, company trips, and particularly provides hands-on business development to help prepare students for successful employment or entrepreneurship in this dynamic, fast-paced industry.
Advisor:
Jeff Larson
Email:
mbatechsociety@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $25
Two Year Dues: $40
The BYU Chinese Business Club (CBC) was established in 2009 as the first regionally focused club in the Marriott School. The mission of the CBC is to provide members a platform to develop network with Chinese business students in cultures and professional areas. Secondary goals include providing resources in job search and academic support. The CBC regularly holds forums & networking events exclusively for members.
Advisor:
Bryan Sudweeks
Email:
zhangluut@gmail.com
Dues:
Semester Dues: $15.00
Annual Dues: $20.00
Two Year Dues: $30.00
To all those in favor of doing something cool in school:
Join Creators to develop your creativity and problem-solving skills in a student-owned startup environment, and become part of our community of diverse thinkers, designers, builders, and entrepreneurs.
With your membership, you get an all-access pass to Creators-exclusive events, The Slab lounge & dirty soda bar, and any entrepreneurial resources you may need (including mentorship and up to $27K in funding)!
Open to all entrepreneurs, entrepreneur-hopefuls, and students who want to learn to problem-solve, build, and create in a hands-on way (read: no experience required).
Learn more about the membership perks & community at creators.byu.edu
**Want more community? Opt-in to Women in Entrepreneurship for no additional fee for more women-led support in entrepreneurship/tech. Learn about WE at we.byu.edu. To join click here.
Advisor:
Chris Crittenden
Email:
creators@byu.edu
Website:
https://creators.byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: $20 per year
Mission:
The Experience Design Society will help club members to prepare for and acquire careers in experience design and management-related fields.
Objectives:
Members will:
- Develop a vision of career goals by learning how ExDM skills apply to different industries.
- Establish professional relationships with peers, alumni, potential employers, and industry leaders.
- Improve professional skills, such as resume building and interviewing, through ExDS workshops.
- Gain hands-on experience through internships and club visits to experience industry organizations.
Areas of Focus:
- Community Events and Recreation
- Customer Experience Management
- Employee Experience Management
- Event Management
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Product Management
- Sports Management
- Venue Management
Email: exdmnetwork@byu.edu
Website: https://marriott.byu.edu/exdm/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exdsociety/?hl=en
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/5024878/
Email:
exdmnetwork@byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: $20.00
"We're Opening Doors for Future Business Leaders"
The objectives of the GMSA are:
- To provide students with international business exposure
- To build awareness about important global events and possible international business professions
- To promote an understanding of our role in the world
- To provide students with a chance to interact with other students with the same interests
- To provide service opportunities
- To promote international business curriculum at BYU
- To establish positive relationships with business professionals, faculty, and peers
Advisor:
Simon Greathead
Email:
byugmsa@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.facebook.com/byugmsa
Dues:
Annual Dues: $20.00/year
The Undergraduate Global Supply Chain Association is your link into a professional world teeming with opportunity. If you are interested in Quality Management, Transportation and Logistics, Operations, Strategy, Procurement, or Statistical Analysis, this is the club for you. Supply Chain professionals are being demanded in every industry and BYU is creating a name for itself for having top performers in Supply Chain. We have consistently been one of the top schools for Supply Chain Management and are expanding to become the best. Come grow with us and have the opportunity to get the job you want.
Note: This club is intended for undergraduate students. MBA and other graduate students are encouraged to join the Graduate Supply Chain and Operations Association.
Advisor:
Scott Webb
Email:
Paige.e.schulte@gmail.com
Website:
https://careerlaunch.byu.edu/clubs/scsa/
Dues:
Semester Dues: $15/semester
Annual Dues: $20/year
Two Year Dues: $17.50/year
The Graduate Entrepreneur Association (GEA) provides graduate students with the requisite resources and tools to start, acquire, or join a high-growth start-up company. Many club members aspire to have an ownership position in a company upon graduation. Other members hope to gain the skills necessary to one day step into an entrepreneurial role. And a third group of members hope to hold an entrepreneurial role within a larger company (intrapreneurship). Instruction will be provided to coach members and help them acquire the necessary entrepreneurial skills regardless of which path they plan to follow. Ultimately, the club strives to provide support and reduce the risk for students who are taking an unconventional path to business out of graduate school.
Advisor:
Thomas Peterson
Email:
byu.gea@gmail.com
Dues:
Semester Dues: $30.00: Workshops, parties, & networking events.
Annual Dues: $50.00: Workshops, swag, parties, networking events, and much more.
Two Year Dues: $80: Best option (save $20)
In addition to promoting the mission of BYU and the Marriott School, the primary mission of the Graduate Finance Association is to better prepare graduate school candidates to interview for and accept positions in the field of finance. The Association will offer valuable skill-building workshops, lectures from practitioners in the field of finance and also work with Career Services to increase our member's marketability in their career placement efforts.
Advisor:
Ben Iverson
Email:
byu.mba.gfa@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $60 Renewal or One Year
Two Year Dues: $100 Two Year Membership
*Graduate Students Only.*
The Graduate Real Estate Association (GREA) is focused on preparing members for personal real estate investing and placement in careers within the real estate industry. We will tour construction sites, meet local executives and investors, attend local government meetings, and learn from industry experts. We welcome JD, MAcc, MISM, MPA, PhD, and MBA students who want to network across disciplines..
Advisor:
Thomas Peterson
Email:
grea.byu@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $50
The mission of SCOA is to provide a community for graduate students interested in supply chain and operations in order to promote networking opportunities and develop career skills to better place and prepare students for careers in related fields.
**THIS CLUB IS FOR BYU MBA STUDENTS**
Advisor:
Barry Brewer
Email:
tyhill93@student.byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: $30/year
Two Year Dues: $60/for 2 years
The mission of the BYU Healthcare Industry Association (HIA) is to produce future leaders in the healthcare industry who will make a positive impact in improving the global healthcare system.
The HIA will accomplish this by (1) educating our students to be competent in the complexities of the healthcare system, (2) challenging our students with experiential learning opportunities that will prepare them for leadership in the healthcare industry, and (3) providing our students with the networks and resources needed to obtain employment of their choice in the healthcare industry.
Advisor:
Bill Tayler
Email:
hia@byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: No Dues Required
Healthcare Industry Association finds, cultivates, and guides students to become impactful leaders in healthcare.
Advisor:
Bill Tayler
Email:
healthindustryassociation@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.facebook.com/byuhma/
Dues:
Annual Dues: No Dues Required
Two Year Dues: No Dues Required
To provide opportunities for students in impact investing in the form of education, experiences, and networking. To create a network of impact investors.
Advisor:
Aaron Miller
Email:
byuimpactinvesting@gmail.com
Website:
https://ballard.byu.edu/students/student-organizations/
Dues:
Semester Dues: $10 - Semester Membership
Annual Dues: $20 - Annual Membership
The BYU chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) started in 2013 and is an organization for business, accounting, and finance students interested in jobs and opportunities in corporate finance and accounting.
Why Participate?
The BYU chapter of the IMA assists students in learning about corporate finance and internal accounting methods. IMA objectives include:
- Building peer networks of professional relationships
- Providing a platform for students to develop business and life skills
- Creating an environment where students can learn about and prepare for career opportunities in business
- Offering events and activities through which members can impact their community
- Helping students prepare for and obtain the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) certification
Advisor:
Steve Smith
Email:
byuimaclub@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: Does not include national membership
The International Graduate Student Association (IGSA) works to help international graduate students at MSM, as well as their families, to build meaningful connections and effectively adjust to the BYU environment. IGSA also helps all MSM students to learn more about different countries by getting better acquainted with MSM graduate international students and their experience.
Advisor:
Jonathon Wood
Website:
https://marriott.byu.edu/gmc/academics/clubs/
Dues:
Annual Dues: $10.00/year
Our purpose is to build a business community between current Korean business major students and also Korean BYU business graduates. With an absence of a strong network among the Korean business students and alumni at BYU, KBSA strives to connect those two parties and reach out to those who are residing in Korea after graduation. By creating common business community between Korean students, KBSA expects to benefit current students, BYU graduates in Korea and the U.S., and prospective students.
Advisor:
David Bryce
Email:
kdh2395478@gmail.com
Dues:
Semester Dues: $5/Semester
Annual Dues: $10/Annual
Two Year Dues: $7.5/Annual
Management Consulting, in its simplest terms, is an industry of hired problem-solvers. Consultants gain valuable experience working with the most difficult problems facing business executives. Management consultants are also well paid, enjoy interesting work, and have extremely high acceptance rates into top-level business schools.
Joining the Management Consulting Association (MCA) is a no-brainer if you are considering a career in management consulting. When it comes to getting a job in this highly competitive field, you really need all the help you can get. If you join the MCA and utilize the resources at your fingertips you will give yourself a huge competitive advantage over the hundreds of BYU students who apply each year for positions with consulting firms.
Here are just a few of the benefits of MCA membership:
- A large network of current students/alumni in the consulting field
- Weekly meetings in which you can learn skills that will help you in recruiting
- Dozens of documents and videos prepared by current/former consultants and alumni of BYU that teach recruiting tips
- A roster of over 300 other members who can help you prepare for recruiting
- Opportunities to have your resume reviewed by current/former consultants and club leaders
- Hundreds of pages of case books and practice case interviews
- An opportunity to attend a yearly networking event to travel and visit consulting offices
- A legitimate organization on your resume
- Access to many events with firms, including MCA-only info sessions
- Opportunities for leadership positions within the club
To learn more about the MCA and more about the "one of the best paid professions for recent grads of all disciplines" (Vault.com) go to byumca.com.
Advisor:
Bill Keenan
Email:
mcabyu@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.byumca.com/
Dues:
Annual Dues:
Our goal is to provide you with a superior marketing skill set, a nurtured professional network, and experience that will set you apart from your peers. Your invaluable membership in this association provides incredible opportunities for your future. Join Now! Why should I join the Undergraduate Marketing Association? Experience hands-on marketing, not just a line on your resume. Interact with marketing professionals and recruiters. Compete with your peers in marketing events. Set yourself apart from the rest. What's going on this year?
- Marketing case competitions
- Face-to-face meetings with marketing executives
- New technology and marketing workshops
Advisor:
Mike Neuffer
Email:
byumaleadership@gmail.com
Website:
http://ma.byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: $20.00 / year
You Belong: One College, Countless Stories
At the Marriott Inclusion and Belonging Society (MIBS), our community is a blend of diverse individuals, each with a unique background and story. We desire every member of our community to be valued, empowered, and supported in reaching their individual potential, consistent with the mission and aims of BYU and the BYU Marriott School of Business. The diversity of our college community includes, but is not limited to: gender, religion, first-generation, sexual orientation, and ethnicity.
Advisor:
Staci Carroll
Email:
byumarriottinclusion@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: No Dues Required
The MPAA seeks to help students learn, fellowship, and help one another succeed. This year we plan to fulfill that mission through the following activities:
- Service Opportunities
- Religion Seminar
- Social Activities
- Mentoring Program
- Networking Opportunities
- Job and Internship Finding
Advisor:
Heather Chewning
Email:
byu.mpaa@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $45 per year
Two Year Dues: $90.00 ($45 per year)
The MBA Analytics Association has three main objectives:
- To provide knowledge, training, and support to BYU MBA students in all fields and industries on the analytical processes and tools that are available to help them make business and management decisions. This includes providing knowledge, training, and support in the analytic processes and tools that are specific to the various MBA and Graduate clubs with which BYU MBA students are affiliated. We intend to increase all BYU MBA students' analytic abilities regardless of their prior levels of involvement in analytics or statistics.
- To provide opportunities and networks for BYU MBA students with companies, experts, and other professionals in the forefront of the big data analytics movement.
- To ensure that the BYU MBA brand is recognized as a leader in analytical management.
Advisor:
John Howell
Email:
judysnewman@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues:
Two Year Dues: Bi-Annual Dues
HRSA is a student association led by members of the MBA Strategic HR track. In HRSA, you will develop meaningful relationships and help foster a close-knit community.
Membership is open for all MBA students.
Advisor:
Troy Nielson
Email:
byuhrsa@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $60 per year
Two Year Dues: $55 per year
Our mission is to increase the value of the BYU Marketing MBA by building a program and a brand that are respected for exceptional analytical skills coupled with effective marketing creativity. We fulfill our mission through the following four objectives: Job Placement, Industry Relations, Student Recruitment, and Program Enhancement.
Advisor:
Mike Bond
Email:
mbama.byu@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $60 Renewal for One Year
Two Year Dues: $100 Two Year Membership (Best Option)
PMA Mission: The mission of the PMA is to help BYU MBAs become world-class PMs
PMA Vision: The vision of the PMA is that each club member becomes a product manager before ever holding the official job title. We accomplish this through training, exposure, and application of the principles and practices of product management.
Advisor:
Jeff Dotson
Email:
byupma@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $30 for 1 year: dues are used to help members become product managers.
Two Year Dues: $50 for 2 years: dues are used to help members become product managers.
The MBA Strategy & Consulting Association is for all Marriott School MBA students with an interest in management consulting and corporate strategy, or for those who just want some help prepping for case interviews. MBASCA is designed to expose students to the opportunities available in strategy and consulting through speakers, field trips, group discussions, networking and competitions. This club also provides essential training and support for those seeking a career in strategy or consulting, but is also great for those who merely desire to know more about these roles. One of the primary advantages to the club is the opportunity to prepare for case interviews–a core part of the recruiting process.
Advisor:
Mark Hansen
Email:
scabyu@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: Annual Dues
Two Year Dues: Two-Year Dues
The MBA Student Association (MBAA) is an organization developed and run by students to provide both social and business related extracurricular activities. In the past, the MBAA has sponsored seminars by nationally known business professionals, firesides by prominent LDS Church authorities, community service projects, barbecues, sports and cultural activities, dinners, and other events. The most important activities of the MBAA relate to student involvement in promoting excellence in the program. Second year students head up the committees comprised of both first and second year elected individuals. All committees make valuable contributions within the MBAA and to the MBA community as a whole.
Advisor:
Christine Roundy
Email:
mbaa-assoc@byu.edu
Dues:
Two Year Dues: $100 ($50.00 per year)
Minority Leadership Association's purpose is to promote and support BYU'S MBA students. Representing a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, interests, and minority heritage, association members partner with departments within the MBA program to support and foster initiatives related to MBA admissions, alumni networking, post MBA-Career development and more to advocate for and empower the minority community.
Advisor:
Christine Roundy
Email:
mbaa-assoc@byu.edu
Dues:
Annual Dues: $35.00
Two Year Dues: $60.00
The Nonprofit Student Society (NSS) has now merged with the Social Impact Association (SIA). To register please click here.
Email:
nonprofitsociety@byu.edu
The Pre-Business Student Association (PBSA) prepares pre-business students to enter the BYU Marriott School of Business ready to excel in their academic efforts and future recruiting endeavors.
PBSA enables students to explore various majors and clubs, develop the professional skills needed in recruiting and internships, become a competitive applicant to BYU Marriott programs.
Why Participate?
PBSA connects pre-business students with key resources that facilitate successful preparation for the business school. These resources include:
- Professional skills development
- Internship postings / job boards
- Résumé reviews
- Mock interviews
- Speaker series
- Networking events
Advisor:
Stan Wilson
Email:
pbsa.byu@gmail.com
Website:
https://careerlaunch.byu.edu/clubs/pre-business-student-association/
The Pre-MBA club is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree. PreMBA will connect students with valuable resources to prepare them for business school, including: application deadlines, mock interviews, GMAT preparation, résumé reviews, networking events, and guest speakers.
Advisor:
Darren Aiello
Email:
byupremba@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $10.00/year
The mission of the Product Society is to develop association members as product management professionals and place them in product management internships and jobs. To achieve this goal, we provide association members with resources and events in regard to both their development and placement.
Advisor:
Ben Lewis
Email:
byupmsociety@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/byu-product-society/
Dues:
Semester Dues: $15 per semester
Annual Dues: $20 per year
With so much uncertainty and chaos in the world, it's hard to know where to begin to make a difference. The Social Impact Association exists to give students a broad education on social impact. We dive into various social issues, like poverty alleviation, the environment, equal rights, and more. Additionally, we are here to connect you to the Ballard Center for Social Impact and the many resources it offers.
Advisor:
Rose Palmer
Email:
socialimpact@byu.edu
Website:
https://ballard.byu.edu/students/student-organizations/
Dues:
Semester Dues: $10 - Semester-long membership
Annual Dues: $15 - Year-long membership
As a student affiliate chapter of the National Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), BYU SHRM is committed to provide students with opportunities and resources that will prepare them to become quality HR professionals and leaders.
Club Activities and Resources Include:
- Opportunity to network with HR professionals
- Build HR competency through workshops, conferences, and SHRM coaching sessions
- Access to on-campus recruiting efforts from great companies
- Career-focused mentoring that builds resume, interview skills, and elevator pitches
The club welcomes all students that have an interest in Human Resources!
SHRM is about leading people and leading organizations. Take advantage and join today!
Advisor:
Taeya Howell
Email:
byushrmclub@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.byushrm.byu.edu
Dues:
Semester Dues: $20/per semester
Annual Dues: $30/year
Our purpose is to develop an awareness and an understanding of tax policy, how it is created, and the career opportunities available within the tax policy community.
This association operates under the Accounting Society.
Advisor:
John Barrick
Email:
taxpolicyclub@byu.edu
Website:
https://marriott.byu.edu/acc/get-involved/student-organizations/accounting-society/
Dues:
Annual Dues: Free
The Tech Society is aimed at connecting BYU undergraduate students from all disciplines with internship and full-time opportunities with technology companies within Silicon Slopes and beyond. Each semester, our goal is to bring companies to campus and allow students to hear about exciting opportunities in tech, while also connecting these companies with our bright students.
Tech Society members have previously landed intern and full-time roles with companies such as Google, Qualtrics, Amazon, LinkedIn, Domo, Facebook, Tesla, and many more! Join the club to be kept in the loop on valuable opportunities such as these!
Advisor:
Mike Roberts
Email:
byutechclub@gmail.com
Dues:
Semester Dues: $15 per semester
Annual Dues: $20 per year
WE Empowers Women To Launch Ventures - (Now or Later, Social or Commercial, or Hybrid)
WE exists to inspire, support, and assist female students across campus to pursue and achieve entrepreneurial ambitions. WE also responds to data showing that women don’t currently have the same access or response to entrepreneurship opportunities as do men, but society and business directly benefit from female contributions.
Perfect for women seeking a community of other like-minded creators, or men looking to understand how to better support women and be more diversity competent! Get invites to exclusive meet-ups with speakers/founders, retreats, workshops, access to female mentors, and more.
**WE is a subcommunity within the Creators Membership + Community. The $20 fee gives you access to both Creators and WE, so you only need to pay it once! There are two ways to join WE.
- Pay for our dues here. If you want access to Creators, send us an email at byu.wie@gmail.com and we will forward your information on to Creators.
- If you are already a Creators member, just make sure that you click "opt into WE" as you are making your profile. If you've already made your profile, just go edit it to click that.
Why join Creators and WE? The perks include WE and Creators-exclusive events, The Slab lounge & dirty soda bar, mentorship, up to $27K in funding, and more! Learn more about the membership at creators.byu.edu/membership.
Advisor:
Lisa Jones
Email:
byu.wie@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.we.byu.edu/
Dues:
Annual Dues: Free with the CREATORS Membership, or pay here if you just want access to WE
Our purpose is to inspire women to study Finance and utilize the professional and tecnical skills they learn to make a positive impact in the workforce, home, and community. Join us today!
The Women in Finance Association (WIFA) is a division of the BYU Finance Society. Joining the BYU Finance Society provides a membership to this club.
Membership or participation in the club is open to all students, regardless of sex.
Email:
byuwomeninfinance@gmail.com
WIM's mission is to provide professional development, networking opportunities, and support for women in the MBA program, preparing them to make meaningful contributions in their future careers and to successfully manage the unique challenges and opportunities of being women in the business world. We invite women and men who are interested in participating in events and discussions regarding these topics to join this club.
Membership or participation in the club is open to all students, regardless of gender.
Advisor:
Shawna Gygi
Email:
women.in.management@gmail.com
Dues:
Annual Dues: $40.00/year
Two Year Dues: $75.00/ 2 years
Our purpose is to inspire women to study Global Supply Chain Management and utilize the professional and technical skills they learn to make a positive impact in the workforce, home, and community. Join us today!
Membership or participation in the club is open to all students, regardless of sex.
Advisor:
Scott Webb
Email:
wisc.byu@gmail.com
Women of the School of Accountancy (WSOA) is a student-led, faculty-directed club that focuses on advocating the success of women in the School of Accountancy.
Why Participate?
WSOA works to improve the lives of the women in the School of Accountancy and their families, workplaces, and communities by advocating for
- the greater inclusion of women in the School of Accountancy community
- Tailoring career options to female students' individual needs
- Increasing the number of qualified female applicants for accounting opportunities
- Connecting students in the School of Accountancy with an alumnae network
Membership or participation in the club is open to all students, regardless of sex.
Advisor:
Abigail Allen
Email:
byuwsoa@gmail.com
Website:
https://byuwsoa.wixsite.com/my-site
Dues:
Annual Dues: Free
Two Year Dues: Free