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The AMA was established to
promote understanding, awareness and appeal for marketing in the business
world; to deal with issues affecting the business community; and to offer an
opportunity for practical, realistic experience in related vocational
fields. Membership in the AMA is open to all students. To be national
members, students must pay dues to the national organization.
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Derek Barnhardt |
Faculty
Advisor: |
Dr. Bob Dombrowski,
Accounting & Legal Studies |
BAΨ is a national
scholastic and professional accounting, finance and M.I.S. honor society. The
primary objective of BAP is to encourage and recognize scholastic
and professional excellence in the fields of accounting, finance and M.I.S.
This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and
M.I.S.; providing opportunities for self-development and association between
members and practicing professionals; and encouraging a sense of ethical and
social responsibility.
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Beta Gamma Sigma is an international
honor society recognizing the outstanding academic achievements of students
enrolled in collegiate business management programs accredited by the AACSB
International.
Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest recognition a business student
can receive in an undergraduate or master's program. Only the top 7
percent of the junior class, the upper 10 percent of the senior class, or
the top 20 percent of the graduating master's program are honored by an
invitation to Beta Gamma Sigma membership.
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| President: |
Kevin Flynn |
| Faculty Advisor: |
Economics
& Finance |
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| President: |
Jeffrey Zerhusen |
Faculty Advisor:
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Dr. Kashi Khazeh,
Economics & Finance
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The FMA is a
nationally recognized organization whose purpose is to help its members
explore and pursue a career in finance. Throughout the year, the FMA will
offer students a chance to participate in a variety of activities. Some of
these include community speakers, field trips and workshops. Information
about meetings is posted bimonthly on the schools
bulletin boards in Holloway Hall.
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The IMA serves the purpose
of increasing the accounting students
knowledge within the field of accounting and enhancing networking skills.
The IMA encourages all members to be active through attendance at all IMA
meetings as well as to participate in other opportunities such as: The Great
Leader Lecture Series and Beta Alpha Psi (the accounting honor society).
Students work together in networking and lending a helping hand to those
students in need. To do this, we provide a tutoring service and give advice
on internship programs. The IMA is a club that likes to have fun and
participates in many social gatherings including cookout parties and
community service activities. This club is open to all accounting majors.
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President: |
Kelly Ayers |
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Faculty Advisor: |
Dr. Dustin
Chambers, Economics & Finance |
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Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE) is the International Honor Society in
Economics.
It is one of
the world's largest academic honor
societies; it currently has 578 chapters
located in the
United
States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Puerto
Rico,
South Africa,
Egypt, and France. The objectives of Omicron
Delta Epsilon are to recognize
scholastic
attainment and honor
outstanding achievements in economics; to establish
closer ties
between students and faculty in economics within colleges and
universities, and among colleges and universities;
to publish its
official journal, The American Economist; and to sponsor
panels
at professional
meetings as well as the Irving Fisher and Frank
W. Taussig competitions.
Recently, Salisbury University Chapter has been approved
for
membership in Omicron Delta
Epsilon. We are the Xi Chapter in
Maryland and are the 593rd Chapter in this
international
organization.
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President: |
Amanda Pritcher |
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Faculty Advisor:
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Dr. Thomas Calo, Management &
Marketing |
SHRM was created to
acquaint students with the human resource field and labor relations. The
club provides learning opportunities through interaction with Human Resource
professionals. It also offers updates on new developments in the field of
Human Resource Management.
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SIE is both a professional
and national honorary organization, affiliated with the Academy of
Management, the largest organization for professors of management. As a
professional organization, it seeks to promote interaction between students
and business managers through speakers, field trips and other similar
activities. SIE recognizes academic achievement by initiating deserving
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Dean’s Student Advisory Council
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The Dean's
Student Advisory Council is a leadership-oriented organization headed by the
schools student
club presidents and open to all business students who wish to actively
pursue a leadership role in the Perdue School of Business. The council
facilitates communication between students and faculty and assists in the
planning of school activities such as Perdue School Day and the graduation
reception.
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