*NISG  non-voting; advisory only: Evan Cruise; cruisee@uni.edu; (319) 271-6900

Organization for students in the College of Business who seek to actively participate in service projects on campus and within the Cedar Valley.  (April Election)

Organization composed of the Presidents of the other College of Business Administration student organizations. Provides advice and counsel to the Dean and administration. (April election)

Student organization providing career information, contact with potential employers, and social interaction with other accounting majors. (Nov./ Dec. election)

AAF is for anyone interested in developing and presenting a creative advertising campaign for a selected client using digital advertising, graphic design, and integrated communications.

Organization for students interested in careers in marketing, advertising, promotion, sales, retailing, marketing management and international marketing. (December election)

Open to all students planning a career in the business world. Combines their meetings with Phi Beta Lambda.

Organization for students interested in economics and related topics. (September election)

Student organization whose core focuses on leadership, skill development, and opportunities for minorities that are needed in college and future careers. (April election)

Professional organization of financial executives, analysts, professors, and students who share their common interest and knowledge about finance and investments. (December election)

Organization offering students the opportunity to learn about global business issues. Provides an environment in which students can share ideas and experiences and can network with students from other nations. (December and April elections)

Organization for students working toward a career in information systems and/or information technology. (March election)

Organization for students seeking careers in business. FBLA-PBL contributes to the preparation of an advanced workforce through development of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills. (April election)

National professional fraternity for students of any major who want to pursue marketing, sales management, and personal selling careers. (November election)

Organization for students interested in pursuing law as a profession. (September election)

Organization to promote fellowship among students and industry professionals who share an interest in real estate. (April election)

Organization devoted to personnel/human resource management. Open to all majors. Seeks to build connections between students and the business community. (April election)

Organization that provides students with outstanding learning experiences and development opportunities beyond the classroom through exposure to industry practices, business professionals and networking with other students/faculty. (December election)

Organization that informs, supports, and inspires college students to be entrepreneurial; to seek opportunity through enterprise creation. (March elections). For more information visit www.uni-e.org

Honor Society for Business students who rank in the upper 7% of their junior class, upper 10% of their senior class, or upper 20% of their graduate-level masters class. (April election)

National honor society to recognize academic excellence and to promote a life-long commitment to ethics and achievement in marketing. For marketing majors who rank in the top 10% of their class as juniors or in the top 20% as seniors or graduate students. (April election)

International Honor Society in Economics for students with 12 or more hours of economics courses completed, a 3.0 GPA in those economics courses, and a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

National honor society in business teacher education for students who have at least 15 semester hours in business and education, and rank in the upper 35% of their class with a 3.0 GPA.