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RBS Student Organizations want YOU!

September 11, 2009

Have you thought of becoming more involved this semester? Further your education outside of the classroom and establish contacts within the business industry by joining one or more of the student organizations at Rutgers Business School. These organizations offer valuable professional development opportunities that will give you a distinct competitive edge as you prepare to begin your career.

The clubs aim to prepare students entering the job market, through activities such as workshops in resume-building and resume-writing, preparing for a job interview dressing for the profession, and mock interviews, as well as opportunities to meet representatives from major companies who are invited to speak and answer questions pertaining to today’s job market.

“The MBA student organizations are the pulse of the MBA program,” said LaToya Battle-Brown,
Assistant Dean and Director of MBA Student Services. “Involvement in the MBA student organizations is important because it enhances their experience at RBS. The students that participate and lead our organizations bring not only social diversity, but also a greater sense of community to our program."

RBS STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS:
Undergraduate Level
Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting
ASCEND – Pan-Asian Leaders in Finance and Accounting
Association of Marketing & Strategy
Association of Supply Chain Managers
Beta Alpha Psi: Theta Mu Chapter
Diverse Business Students Association
Entrepreneurial Society
Financial Management Association
Investment Bankers of Rutgers (LIBOR)
Management Information Science Association
Marketing and Management Society
Management Organization
National Asian American Society of Accountants
National Association of Black Accountants
Phi Beta Lambda
Rutgers Accounting Society
Rutgers Business Governing Association
Rutgers Finance Society
Toastmasters

Graduate Level
Black and Hispanic MBA Association
Finance and Investment Club
International Students Organization
Pharmaceutical Management Club
Rutgers Association of Marketing and Strategy
Rutgers Women in Business
Student Government Association
Supply Chain Student Initiative

Rutgers Business School delivers the business, science, and technology
credentials demanded by global employers. Involving yourself in RBS student organizations will add to your already dynamic business education here at RBS.

“Taking a leadership role on campus has thought a great deal about overcoming the many challenges of running a small and diverse organization,” said Paola C. Caraballo, Co-President Black & Hispanic MBA Association and full-time MBA student. “My involvement in various student organizations has provided a wealth of networking opportunities and allowed me to meet very talented people that I probably wouldn't have met otherwise.”

For more information about the various student clubs and the other great things RBS has to offer, please visit business.rutgers.edu.


Hannah Redmond
hredmond@business.rutgers.edu