Marriott School Clubs
The Student Council
The Student Council acts as an umbrella organization for over 25 clubs. The Student Council helps new clubs organize and existing clubs schedule and manage resources. Members of the student council include the President, two Vice-Presidents, Master Program Association Presidents, the MUSA President, and Marriott School SAC reps. Contact Christine Broadbent, Student Council President, for more information.
MUSA (Marriott Undergraduate Student Association)
All undergraduate students are automatically members of MUSA. This association has the support of the faculty and staff of the Marriott School, as it strives to improve the overall student experience for every undergraduate student in the Marriott School. Visit the MUSA website to view the calendar and learn how become an active member of MUSA. If you have questions or are interested in getting involved, e-mail Jake Park (MUSA President) for more information.
Registration and Dues
Club registration and payment of dues is done online. When you are ready to register for a club, have your credit card ready and log in at the Marriott School Club Registration login page. Follow the given instructions. If you do not receive a receipt at the end of the processs, the registration was not complete. Please contact the Marriott School Web Team if this happens to you. If you must pay by check, don't use the online system. Come to 490 TNRB, and the secretary will take your check and enter you into the system.
Club Utilities
Each club has a set of online utilites to assist officers in managing club affairs. Features include sending club-wide email, editing membership records, scheduling calendar events, and uploading files to the club's folder on the Marriott School server. To enter, login at the Club Officer Login page.
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Personal Information
It is every student's responsibility to keep their personal information (email, phone, etc.) up to date. If you are not receiving club emails first check to make sure your email is up to date (the clubs system uses the current email address not the permanent). The Marriott School system is separate from Route Y. You need to update your information here as well as Route Y.
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Alliance of Students Against Poverty (ASAP)
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Semester Dues: $10.00/semester
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The mission of the Economic Self-Reliance Student Association is to provide students knowledge and skills pertaining to global poverty and improvidence and to connect students with non-profit organizations for internship opportunities.
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Association for Systems Management (ASM)
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Semester Dues: $15.00/semester
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The Association for Systems Management (ASM) 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 ASM keeps students informed and gives them a chance to build relationships, network, and have fun. The ASM is also dedicated to supporting recruiters in publicizing and organizing events. The goal of ASM officers is to provide services to both students and the community by improving awareness of the Information Systems industry.
ASM is designed to be fully complimentary to the BS Information Systems and the Masters of Information Systems Management programs. ASM is the largest and most active club in BYU's Marriott School. 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 ASM want to learn emerging technologies, network with prospective employers, and have fun.
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Beta Alpha Psi
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Renewal Fee: $5.00/year
Initiation Fee: National$55.00 one time fee (Pledges only) plus Chapter dues$5.00/year
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Beta Alpha Psi promotes professional attitudes, scholastic excellence, and interaction between students and professionals. BAP is a national scholastic organization for Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems Majors. It provides opportunities to receive scholarships, network with professionals, build your resume, and provide meaningful service.
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Business Strategy Club
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Semester Dues: $10/semester
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The Business Strategy Club (BSC) provides undergraduate and MBA consulting for local and national companies. We offer marketing, operational, financial, strategic, and supply chain solutions to real companies. Work in teams to learn, employ, and analyze strategiesand present your solutions to CEOs, owners, and executives of companies. Past clients include: Ivory Homes, Associated Foods, Miller Motorsports Park and others. Come get real experience and put something worthwhile on your resume.
http://bsc.byu.edu
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BYU Finance Society (BYUFS)
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Semester Dues: $15.00/semester
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The BYU Finance Society is a student organization that helps members achieve and determine their career goals. We will accomplish this objective by:
o Introducing members to the finance industry through panel discussions and industry speakers.
o Providing job/internship-finding tools and facilitating networking opportunities with alumni and professionals from major corporations.
o Providing an enjoyable atmosphere in which student interaction can occur.
We are looking forward to seeing you in our activities.
BYU Finance Society Officers.
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BYU Leadership Organization
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Semester Dues: $10 (Per Semester)
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The aim of BYU Leadership is simple: to help us all become better leaders.
This is achieved through listening to inspired leaders, reading motivating leadership material, networking with peers and professionals, planning and leading service projects, and having fun along the way.
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Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO)
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Semester Dues: $20.00/semester
Annual Dues: $25.00/year
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CEO-BYU is THE flagship student club on campus. CEO-BYU helps students 1) Learn HOW to start a venture, 2) Find capital, and 3) Find a leadership team. CEO-BYU is a nationally recognized club that competes every year with other CEO chapters around the nation. CEO-BYU has access to dozens of internships and job opportunities available strictly to CEO-BYU members.
CEO-BYU also heads up many organizations and activities on campus including Social Venture Start-up Group, Engineering Start-up Group, Student Entrepreneur of the Year, Utah Student 25, IDEO Get Real Innovations, Business Development Academy, and many more! Join CEO-BYU today to take advantage of these opportunities!
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Global Management Student Association (GMSA)
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Semester Dues: $15.00/semester
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"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
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Graduate Finance Association
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Semester Dues: $40.00/semester
Annual Dues: $60.00/year
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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. We recognize the unique expectations that employers have for recruits at the graduate level as well as the fact that MBA, MOB, MAcc, MISM, and MPA students have very demanding class and recruiting schedules. Therefore, the Graduate Finance Association will be a focused organization with clear objectives and limited but value-added activities and functions.
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Graduate Supply Chain Management Student Association
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Semester Dues: $15.00/semester
Annual Dues: $25.00/year
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The GSCMA is dedicated to furthering knowledge and opportunities at BYU in the area of Global Supply Chain Management for graduate students.
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Healthcare Management Association
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Semester Dues: $10.00/semester
Annual Dues: $15.00/year
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The BYU HMA is dedicated to helping BYU students explore healthcare administration and to providing opportunities for them to network with professionals in the field.
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International Graduate Student Association (IGSA)
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Annual Dues: $20.00/year
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International graduate student status is required. The International Graduate Student Association works to provide continuing support for international students through fun, food, and festivals.
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Investment Banking Club (IBC)
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Annual Dues: $20.00/year
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Our mission is to facilitate the placement of undergraduate and graduate students in investment banking careers through educational endeavors and interaction with Wall Street Professionals.
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Management Consulting Club (MCC)
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Semester Dues: $5/ Semester
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The Management Consulting Club helps BYU undergraduates launch management consulting careers. We offer exposure to the industry, details on the recruiting process at BYU, networking opportunities with current and former consultants and alumni, interview preparation and practice, leadership opportunities, and over 100 online preparation resources through the MCC Blackboard account. Our organization is geared primarily toward undergraduate placement as most major firms do not generally recruit BYU MBA students at this time. However, the resources we have available will be pertinent to both undergraduate and graduate career preparation. Please see our website at mcc.byu.edu for more information and a list of upcoming events.
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Marketing Association
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Semester Dues: $15.00 / semester
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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 marketing workshops
- ACE Marketing Award grand premier
Want to learn more? Go to ma.byu.edu or click here to join now.
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Marriott School High Tech Club
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Semester Dues: $15
Annual Dues: $20
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The Marriott School High Tech Club is designed for graduate business students with an interest in the high tech industry. Focusing on the 'business of technology', the club provides guest speakers, networking opportunities, company trips, and other activities to help prepare students for successful employment in this dynamic, fast-paced industry.
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Marriott Undergraduate Student Association
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MUSA connects all students of the Marriott School. It's leadership strives to improve the overall student experience at the Marriott School, by promoting student participation in all Marriott School clubs and events.
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Marriott Undergradute Women in Business (MUWIB)
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Semester Dues: 10.00
Annual Dues: 15.00
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The Marriott Undergraduate Women in Business Club caters exclusively to undergraduate and prospective female business students.
We provide opportunities for women to connect with fellow classmates, learn about opportunities for women in the Marriott School, network with BYU alumni, gain skills that will be helpful in the workplace, and have fun!
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Masters of Public Administration Association (MPAA)
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Semester Dues: $30.00 a semester
Annual Dues: $50.00 a year
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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
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MBA Association
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Annual Dues: Included in MBA Tuition
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The MBA Student Association (MBAA) is an organization developed and run by
students to provide both social and business related extracurricular
activities. All MBA students in the full-time program are automatically
adopted into the membership of this association. 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 dances. The most important
activities of the MBAA relate to student involvement in promoting excellence
in the program. We have nine different divisions that make up the
MBAAAcademic Affairs, Alumni Relations, Athletics, Communications, Finance,
Recruiting, Service, Single Affairs, Social Affairs, and Spiritual Issues.
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.
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MBA Marketing Association (MBAMA)
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Semester Dues: $40 Renewal or One Year
Annual Dues: $60 Two Year Membership (Best Option)
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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.
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MBA Spouse Association (MBASA)
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Annual Dues: $30.00
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Celebrating our diverse backgrounds, we support each other in a spirit of friendship and unity. Working together, we strive to develop spiritual, social and intellectual qualities that will help us to better integrate and serve in the communities to which we will one day belong.
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Net Impact
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Semester Dues: $15.00/semester
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Net Impact is a club for MBA and MPA students who want to use their management skills to address social needs. Join the Marriott School chapter for opportunities like serving on the board of directors of a local nonprofit (Marriott On Board), mentor minority businesses owners and entrepreneurs, start accruing service points for our revised annual Service Auction, and participate in networking events with business leaders and recruiters.
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Organizational Behavior Student Association (OBSA)
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Semester Dues: $25.00 per semester
Annual Dues: $50.00 per year
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The OBSA is a powerful tool that provides members with opportunities to build valuable relationships with students that share similar professional goals, a vast network of involved alumni, exceptional faculty, and recruiters from top companies seeking future leaders in the HR and OB fields.
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PD Student Association (PDSA)
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Annual Dues: $20/year
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The purpose of the Product Development Student Association is to prepare PD students for successful employment and to build awareness of the program in the minds of undergraduates, graduate students, and recruiters.
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Real Estate Club-TREC
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Semester Dues: $15 per Semester
Annual Dues: $25 annual fee
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The Real Estate Club seeks to provide tools, training, experience and opportunities to prospecting students of the real estate industry to increase their marketability in the field. We also seek to establish a network with various real estate professionals, to generate meaningful service and valuable relationships for career opportunities to club members.
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Rotaract Club
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Semester Dues: $15.00
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Rotaract is the collegiate division of Rotary International where we focus on service in the community and internationally, professional development, and leadership development. This club will add a wonderful dimension of charity and leadership to your resume, but more importantly, to your character.
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Society for Human Resource Management
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http://marriottschool.byu.edu/clubs/shrm/
The BYU Chapter of SHRM Mission Statement: To serve the community now as well as prepare its members for future service opportunities by focusing on education, leadership, experience, and networking.
SHRM provides education and information services, conferences and seminars, government and media representation, online services and publications to more than 100,000 members worldwide.
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Undergraduate Supply Chain Association
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Semester Dues: $8/semester
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The USCA is dedicated to furthering knowledge and opportunities at BYU in the area of Global Supply Chain Management for undergraduate students.
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Women in Management
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Annual Dues: $25.00/year
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The mission of Women in Management is to be an active, innovative resource to female students by providing support and assistance, offering opportunities for personal and professional growth, and promoting the establishment of purposeful relationships between members.
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