Student Clubs & Organizations

As a small college within a large, internationally renowned Big Ten university, the Carlson School offers the best of both worlds. With more than 500 organizations at the University of Minnesota -- dozens of which are affiliated with the Carlson School -- students can get involved and connect with others who share their interests.

Student Organizations Calendar of Events

Actuary Club
Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi)
American Marketing Association (AMA)
Business Association of Multicultural Students (BAM)
Business Board (B-Board)
Club MIS
Delta Sigma Pi (Delta Sig)
Entrepreneurship Club (Entre Club)
Green Biz
Investment And Finance Organization (InFO)
Music and Entertainment Business Organization (MEBO)
Net Impact
Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE)
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Sports Management Association (SMA)
Stock Trader's Club
Student Accounting and Finance Association (SAFA)
Truth in Business
Undergraduate Supply Chain and Operations Club
Undergraduate Women in Business

Actuary Club

Actuarial Club is open to all students and staff members who wish to learn more about the incredibly exciting field of Actuarial Science. The mission of the club is to inform prospective and current students about the actuarial profession as well as the process involved in becoming an actuary. The club also prides itself on its support group for students trying to reach their goal of becoming an actuary.

actuary@umn.edu

Actuary Club Website

Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi)

This coeducation national professional business fraternity brings together students with a common interest in business for scholastic and social activities. Prominent men and women in business are featured at meetings throughout the year. Members participate in tours, seminars, and community service projects. Meetings are held on Sunday nights at the chapter house, 1116 5th St. SE, Minneapolis. Visitors are always welcome.

postx064@umn.edu

Alpha Kappa Psi Website

American Marketing Association (AMA)

The American Marketing Association is a student-run organization whose main goal is to promote a better understanding of marketing and its role in the business world. We are a collegiate chapter of the national American Marketing Association, one of the largest professional associations for marketers, with 38,000 members worldwide. AMA provides students the opportunity to hear area business leaders speak on current marketing issues, tour area firms, and make valuable business contacts. AMA is a great way to meet fellow marketing students and professionals, learn interviewing and networking tips, and gain knowledge of careers in marketing.

ama@umn.edu

Business Association of Multicultural Students (BAM)

BAM is dedicated to providing students with a diverse perspective of today’s global business environment and assisting them in their pursuit of professional excellence and community leadership. This is done through various corporate interactions as well as social and community service events, interview preparation, site visits and the resume book given to recruiters from presenting firms. BAM is not only a place to prepare for a future career and expand your card file, it will help you find meaningful lessons and relationships that will last a lifetime.

bam@umn.edu

BAM Website

Business Board (B-Board)

This group represents the undergraduate student body in the Carlson School. As the student government body of the CSOM Undergraduate Program, B-Board sets policies that govern student organizations. Members serve on various committees and plan activities to foster interaction among students and faculty. All students registered in the Carlson School are urged to inquire about nomination and election to the Board. Non-board members are also welcome to participate in all meetings and events. Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. in the Undergraduate Student Lounge in Hanson Hall.

bboard@umn.edu

BBoard Website

Club MIS

Club MIS is a student organization that offers opportunities to learn about the MIS industry. It's a fun, relaxing environment to meet other students interested in MIS. At most meetings, we have a company presentation and regular meeting activities. This is a great opportunity to network and learn about companies you may be interested in for future internships/jobs.

clubmis@gmail.com

Club MIS Website

Delta Sigma Pi (Delta Sig)

Delta Sigma Pi is a co-ed professional business fraternity open to all students pursuing careers in business. We offer a unique combination of professional networking events, community service and social activities throughout the year. New members can join at the start of each semester, and weekly meetings are held on Sunday nights at the Carlson school. Visit our website or send us an e-mail for more details and recruiting schedules.

dspae@umn.edu

Delta Sigma Pi Website

Entrepreneurship Club (Entre Club)

The Entrepreneurship Club is dedicated to teaching students how to become financially independent, successful entrepreneurs. We are a group of student entrepreneurs who have come together to bring the spirit of entrepreneurship to the University by putting students and successful business owners together. Every week, we network with small business owners, presidents/CEOs, venture capitalists, restaurant/cafe owners, home business owners, bankers, investors, real estate investors, tax accountants, finance specialists, authors, local leaders, etc. Surround yourself with other forward thinking entrepreneurs. All U of M students are welcome.

entre@umn.edu

Entrepreneurship Club Website

Green Biz

The mission of this group is to reduce the Carlson School's environmental footprint and promote ecological sustainability in the global business community. Please join us for our meetings to discuss initiatives, projects, and events to become the best possible environmentally-conscious student organization.

Carlsongreengroup@gmail.com

Investment And Finance Organization (InFO)

The Investment and Finance Organization is open to all students who wish to meet with professionals who comprise the various areas of the financial industry. InFO exposes students to speakers from investment and finance companies that give valuable insight into career paths. InFO also sponsors social events to help students acquaint themselves with other students that have similar interests. Meetings involve in-depth discussions about the stock market, investing, bonds, commodities, and financial planning.

Contact Dan Rice for more info at ricex289@umn.edu

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Music and Entertainment Business Organization (MEBO)

Learn the ins and outs of the secret musical underworld and meet representatives from all kinds of companies, both local and national. If you want to learn more the music industry and get your foot in the door – this is your opportunity. For more information and updates, add the group on Facebook or contact MEBO@umn.edu with you questions.

mebo@umn.edu

Net Impact

Net Impact is an international nonprofit organization whose mission is to make a positive impact on society by growing and strengthening a community of leaders who use business to improve the world. The CSOM Undergraduate chapter aims to educate, equip, and inspire more than members to make a tangible difference at the university, organizations, and communities. Spanning six continents, our membership makes up one of the most influential networks of undergraduates, MBAs, graduate students, and professionals in existence today. Net Impact members are current and emerging leaders in corporate social responsibility, social entrepreneurship, nonprofit management, international development, and environmental sustainability who are actively improving the world.

impact@umn.edu

Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE)

Pi Sigma Epsilon provides its members with hands on experiences that utilize and develop Marketing, Sales, and Management skills. PSE completes projects for real companies, plans social and professional events, and participates in community service projects. PSE also networks with alumni and sponsors to bring career opportunities and advice to its members.

sites004@umn.edu

Pi Sigma Epsilon Website

Society For Human Resource Management (SHRM)

is a student organization devoted to students interested in HR. SHRM aims to enhance HRIR, HRD, Psychology, and students of all majors’ classroom experiences. Becoming a member of SHRM is a great supplement prior to a HR career; furthermore, SHRM offers top HR professionals as speakers, site visits, and social and volunteer events. Meetings are held bi-weekly on Tuesdays from 12-1pm in CSOM.

shrm@umn.edu
SHRM Website

Sports Management Association

The Sports Management Association is committed to providing undergraduate students with an insight to the highly competitive sports marketplace. We strive to foster an education of the different business careers in the sports industry. We bring industry professionals to campus to speak about the business behind sports, while allowing for members to have fun and build lasting relationships. SMA also holds occasional social events and volunteer opportunities to bring our members together while extending the reach of the Carlson School into the local community.

brand542@umn.edu

Stock Trader's Club

Stock Traders Club was founded with the idea that there should be a way for students to learn about investing and personal finance. Taking control of your finances is an important step to being independent, successful, and accumulating wealth. Our organization focuses on teaching the "nuts and bolts" of investing and managing your money. We strive to provide information to students that will enable them to make informed investment decisions. We bring in speakers and organize activities in an effort to help students understand the various financial instruments and develop a discipline for investing. Please send us an email for more information.

trader@umn.edu

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Student Accounting and Finance Association (SAFA)/Beta Alpha Psi (BAP)

The Student Accounting and Finance Association is an entirely student-led undergraduate organization within the Carlson School founded in 1972. Beta Alpha Psi is a national honorary organization for Finance and Accounting majors. Now, they act as one big organization. These organizations offer amazing opportunities for those interested in finance and accounting-related careers. We come together under the values of Opportunity, Community, Education, and Fun. Our purpose is such: Present Value for Future Leaders. We host a variety of finance and accounting firms and participate in social activities with their representatives to provide a comfortable and fun environment in which our members can network, learn, and enjoy themselves. As members of SAFA/BAP our students will be recognized by top companies as excellent students who are driven to learn and achieve. Come out on any Thursday night to see what we are about and meet the members of our must join organization.

safa@umn.edu
SAFA Website

Truth in Business (TiB)

Truth in Business is a Christian Business Student organization with a focus on faith in the marketplace. We firmly believe God calls Christians into the marketplace to be leaders. Through weekly meetings, lectures, discussions, social events, and mentoring relationships we seek to equip students with the tools they need to be successful living out their faith in a bottom line business world. We are open to all U of MN students and welcome people of all denominations and beliefs. We stand firm on the truth of the Holy Bible. Meeting time/location: Mondays, Noon-1pm, location TBD.

tib@umn.edu

Undergraduate Supply Chain and Operations Club (SCOC

The Undergraduate Supply Chain Operations Club provides an exciting environment for students to learn about supply chain management through professional speaker events, site visits, case competitions, a mentorship program, internship opportunities, and more. SCOC educates and encourages students in all majors about the importance and cross-functionality of supply chain management.

hitix006@umn.edu

SCOC Website

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Undergraduate Women in Business (WIB)

Undergraduate Women in Business is dedicated to bringing women together in business-related fields through networking, speakers, volunteering, and social events. We strive to make opportunities in the business world for women more apparent and help overcome challenges encountered. WIB helps develop skills to succeed in the business world and facilitates personal and professional growth. Bi-weekly meetings are held on Wednesdays from Noon until 1 p.m. Other events include two large networking events and various social and volunteering events. All majors and sexes are welcome.

wib@umn.edu

WIB Website