Alpha
Kappa Psi (Professional Business
Fraternity)
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Advisor:
Dr. Dale F. Duhan
Purpose: To develop well-trained, ethical,
skilled, resourceful, and experienced business leaders.
Membership: Must have a business related major
with at least a 2.75 GPA. For information call 742-3991.
Alpha Kappa Psi
National Headquarters
Accounting Leadership
Council (ALC)
Advisor:
Dr. Robert Ricketts
Purpose: Serves as liaisons with accounting
recruiters, alumni, and other interested parties of the
Accounting Area. Service to the Rawls College Accounting
Area is the primary goal of this organizations.
Membership: Select group of committed,
high-performing accounting students. Advisor approval required.
Delta Sigma Pi (Co-ed Professional Business Fraternity)
Advisor:
Phillip Flamm, 742-3188
Purpose: Delta Sigma Pi is a professional
fraternity organized to foster the study of business in
universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity
and the association of students for their mutual advancement
by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation
between the commercial world and students of commerce, and
to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture
and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.
Membership: Open to all dedicated business
and economic students with a 2.75 G.P.A. or higher.
Contact: Delta.Sigma.Pi@ttu.edu or see
our website at: http://dspttu.ba.ttu.edu
Association
for Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
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Advisor:
Dr. James R. Burns and Mr. Baleji Janamanchi
Purpose: To enhance the professional maturation
of Management Information Systems majors. Members attend
professional workshops, as well as national and regional
conferences to improve their understanding of information
systems and career opportunities.
Membership: Must be a Management Information Systems
major or minor.
Beta Gamma Sigma
(Honor Organization)
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Advisor:
Dr. William P. Dukes
Purpose: To recognize outstanding academic
achievement.
Membership: Membership is by invitation
only. Eligibility is restricted to the top 7% of the junior
class, the top 10% of the senior class, and the top 20%
of those working toward their master's degree.
Beta Gamma Sigma
National Headquarters
Rawls College of
Business Ambassadors
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Advisor:
Dr. Catherine Duran
Purpose: To serve as ambassadors of goodwill
from the College of Business Administration to other units
and programs on campus and in the community. Recruitment
and retention of students plus service to the college
are the goals of this organization.
Membership: Rawls College of Business
student with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA.
Rawls College of
Business Leadership Council
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Advisor:
Dr. Catherine Duran
Purpose: To serve as a communication
channel for COBA students and to provide unity among student
organizations.
Membership: Presidents and/or Vice-Presidents
and/or delegates of Rawls College of Business organizations
and Rawls College of Business Student Government Association
Senators.
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Advisor:
Dr. Robert J. Ritchey
Purpose: To promote Texas Tech and Finance
Association student members to financial corporations,
to offer speakers to assist students in choosing a career,
and to encourage faculty/student relations.
Membership: Undergraduate and graduate
students at Texas Tech with an interest in Finance.
Health
Organization Management Student Association (HOMSA)
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Advisor:
Dr. Tim Nix, 742-2230
Purpose: To promote professional development
among students by providing opportunities for interaction
with health care executives, scholars of the profession,
and faculty of the HOM program, HOMSA encourages social
interaction among students, as well as with the faculty
and other MBA students. HOMSA also serves as an information
resource for students' utilization for fellowship and
job opportunities.
Membership: HOMSA is primarily designed for students
in the graduate program of HOM or Public Administration.
However, undergraduate students with an interest in health
care administration are encouraged to participate.
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Advisor:
Mrs. Valerie Slate
Purpose: Provide interaction between students involved or interested in international studies and to provide an outlet for students to gain information about opportunities in international business. This may include, but is not limited to, the coordination of students initiated fund raising and sponsorship of activities which promote awareness of the many facets of international business.
Membership: Any Tech student interested in learning about careers in international business, study abroad or getting involved with the international community at Texas Tech.
Phi Sigma Beta
(Business Service Organization)
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Advisor:
Ms. Catherine Massengale, 742-3171, BA 201
Purpose: To provide volunteer opportunities
as a service organization in the College of Business.
Our primary goal is to participate in and promote projects
which benefit both the university and/or community.
Monthly meeting provide an opportunity for business students
to network with each other in a casual setting.
Membership: Must be a business major
or minor.
Rawls
Graduate Association (RGA)
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Advisor:
Dr. Robert Ritchey
Purpose: To provide intellectual and
social interaction among members and faculty, to encourage
academic excellence, and to conduct activities beneficial
to the welfare of the graduate student.
Membership: Must be a graduate student
at Texas Tech University who has taken business courses
in the past or is currently taking business courses.
Real Estate Organization
Advisor:
Dr. Paul Goebel
Purpose:
A professional organization made up of highly motivated
students who wish to gain valuable knowledge in the many
facts of the real estate industry; including by not limited
to, brokerage, development, tenant representation, mortgage
and titles. The goal of the Real Estate Organization is
to inform students of possible job opportunities within
real estate by meeting with industry professionals while
at the same time giving back to Texas Tech and the Lubbock
Community.
Membership:
Open to all students at Texas Tech with an interst in real
estate.
Sigma Iota Epsilon
(SIE)
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Advisor:
Dr. Linda Krefting
Purpose: To stimulate interest, achievement,
scholarship, and research in the field of management,
and to recognize the value of scholastic achievement in
business management and to facilitate contact between
students and the business community.
Membership: Undergraduate Management
majors with a minimum 3.2 GPA, and graduate students with
a minimum 3.2 GPA who have completed nine hours of graduate
study, of which three hours must be in Management. Sigma
Iota Epsilon website.
Energy Commerce
Association (ECA)
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Advisor:
Terry McInturff, 742-1609, BA 312
Purpose: To encourage interaction with
professionals in the oil and related industries. Junior
and senior members of the student chapter who are in good
standing receive scholarships from the American Association
of Petroleum Landmen.
Membership: Open to all Petroleum Land
Management (Energy Commerce) majors.
Tech
Marketing Association (TMA)
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Advisor:
Dr. Donna Davis
Purpose: To promote the professional
development of the members, primarily by providing its
members opportunities to interact with marketing professionals
who can provide insight to the profession. Other activities
include community service projects, sports marketing,
sports activities, and social events. TMA is a registered
student organization sponsored by the Marketing Department
of the Rawls College of Business Administration. Website:
http://tma.ba.ttu.edu
Membership: Open to students of all majors
and classifications currently enrolled at Texas Tech.
For more
information, also see the
Texas
Tech University Listing of Organizations and Clubs.
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