All actuarial science students are encouraged to join the UNL Actuarial Science
Club, and actively participate in its activities. The purposes of the Club are to:
provide students with a better understanding of the actuarial profession and the
types of employment available in an actuarial career; promote actuarial science
in educational institutions; assist students in preparing for the professional actuarial
examinations; and foster close relationships among students in the common pursuit
of an actuarial career.
To stimulate interest in agricultural/business related fields. Provides an opportunity
for students to shadow professionals in their field.
Coed professional business fraternity striving to develop well trained, ethical,
skilled, resourceful, experienced business leaders. Promotes the study of business,
brotherhood, scholastic achievement, and community service through professional
speakers, business tours, social activities, and community service projects.
UNL's AMA Chapter assists students, faculty, and marketing practitioners deepen
their marketing expertise, provides exposure to cutting-edge marketing practices,
and fosters a marketing community based on knowledge sharing. Activities involve
guest speakers, forums, marketing contests, case competitions, and mentoring by
marketing professionals. Marketing majors are encouraged to join and actively participate.
National honorary and professional accounting fraternity. Membership requirements:
3.0 GPA; 3.0 accumulated GPA. Must have taken or currently be enrolled in Accounting
314.
National honorary scholastic fraternity in business administration. Membership requirements:
Junior or senior standing with high scholastic achievement.
Anyone who has ever been involved in the Business Learning Community is invited
to join this brand new club. The object of LCSAB shall be to provide incoming CBA
learning community students with advice and mentorship. Also the LCSAB shall provide
guidance to faculty and staff working with the learning community to further implement
effective programming. This is a great way to get involved in the life of CBA and
give back to students who thrive from mentorship.
Represents CBA's student body in promoting functions of the college and relations
with the faculty, staff, and administration. Promotes the general welfare of the
college and its students.
Seeks to create a network to address issues important to young entrepreneurs, such
as gaining credibility despite youth, developing an awareness of franchising, and
creating an opportunity for networking. Guest speakers include successful entrepreneurs.
Professional business fraternity. Promotes study of business, high scholarship,
and social activity among business students. Speakers, company tours, banquets,
and community service projects. Membership requirements: Must have a 2.5 cumulative
GPA and be enrolled in CBA.
The mission of the MIS Club is to encourage professional development and increase
exposure of students to the MIS field beyond the classroom. The MIS Club actively
promotes MIS education and acquaints members to IT professionals in the industry.
The MIS Club provides its members with experiences to help them be successful in
the IT industry.
The mission of the MBA Student Association is to organize intellectual, social and
networking activities not offered directly as part of the MBA program course-work
but critical to the overall benefit of the MBA student's graduate experience.
Through NAMA, students learn first-hand from professionals in marketing, advertising,
communications, sales, and promotion about the various career opportunities available
in agri-marketing. Develop personal contacts and working relationships with agri-marketing
professionals. One of the greatest benefits for students is the opportunity to develop
effective managerial, leadership, and presentation skills.
The Multicultural Business Student Association (MBSA) is open to all students. It's
purpose is to provide students with the opportunity to meet other business students,
interact with business faculty/dean, network with business contacts, enhance leadership/communication
skills, get involved with other business and university organizations.
The International Honor Society for Economics – open to undergraduate and graduate
students.
ODE’s main objective is to recognize students of high achievement and to promote
the study of economics. ODE gives you the opportunity for active involvement but
ODE does not require any special commitments.
Membership is open to all students (not simply majors) who have taken at least 12
hours of economics with no grade lower than “B” and achieved an overall cumulative
grade point average of 3.0.
If you are interested in applying, please contact our faculty sponsor, Professor
May (349 CBA, 472-3369) or stop by the Department of Economics office (340 CBA)
and request an application form.
Future Business Leaders of America
Nationwide organization for students interested in business and leadership development.
Program of competitive business events at conferences across Nebraska and the US.
Pi Sigma Epsilon is the only national co-ed fraternity for college students interested in furthering their
sales, marketing and management skills. Students interested in gaining business experience
through marketing group projects and community service projects are encouraged to join.
Largest professional society in the field of HR Management. Students have an opportunity
to learn more about HR careers and to interact with professionals in the field.
A team of students who promote free enterprise in education and student-run businesses.
The team competes internationally with other universities.
Promotes the interests of women in business and broadens opportunities available
to them; open to both men and women.
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