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American
Marketing Association
http://www.franke.nau.edu/orgs/ama
The NAU collegiate chapter of AMA gives the students an opportunity
to learn interesting concepts about the marketing world. The chapter
is not limited to marketing students. Perspective members should
have an interest in marketing. |
Susan Carder
(928) 523-0939
Student President/Rep
President - Kelly Westerdahl
VP-Tim Pyle
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ASNAU Senator (FCB representative)
ASNAU office hours: Mon-Th 2-5pm |
Student President/Rep
(928) 523-4971
Senator - Christian Walker
Senator - Zachary Libby
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Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
ASNAU office hours: Mon-Th 2-5pm |
Jenny Staskey
(928) 523-6736
Student President/Rep
President - Brad Melnik
Senator - Zachary Libby
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Beta
Alpha Psi
http://bap.org.nau.edu/
The purposes of Beta Alpha Psi shall be to:
- recognize outstanding academic achievements in the field of
accounting, finance and information systems;
- promote the study and practice of professional fields related to
these disciplines;
- provide opportunities for self-development and association among
members and practicing financial professionals;
- encourage a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibilities. |
T.S. Amer
(928) 523-7370
Student President/Rep
President-Missy Hofman
VP-Andrew Miller |
Delta
Sigma Pi
http://www.dspnau.org
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. |
Jenny Staskey
(928) 523-6736
Student President/Rep
President - Brynn Foree
VP Lauren Weber
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Native
American Business Organization (NABO)
Established in the 1980s, the NABO is a student club open to all
NAU students and serves as a support for students with similar cultural
and academic backgrounds.
The NABO encourages student
participation in a wide range of activities, such as organizing
business panel presentations composed of Native American business
owners and leaders, coordinating fundraising activities, and volunteering to assist local community
organizations and being active in litter pick-up along NABO's
Adopt-A-Highway strip on north Hwy. 89. Many former NABO
members hold key position with various tribal nations and they credit NABO with
improving personal skills such as public speaking, organization of events, and
communicating effectively with fellow co-workers.
The NABO
also attends national conferences such as the Reservation Economic Summit and is
currently working on being affiliated with the American Indian
Business Leaders (AIBL), a national organization that promotes the well being
of Indigenous people. |
Sharon S.
Doctor
(928) 523-6960
Student President/Rep
President-Elections in Nov
Secretary-Brian Jenkins |
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Pi Sigma Epsilon is the only Co-ed business fraternity with an emphasis in Sales,
Marketing and Management. PSE's goal is to provide collegiate students with practical
business experience through sales, sales projects, marketing, marketing research and
community service projects. This experience will not only give students a greater college
experience but will also help to accelerate their careers.
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Jennifer Mitchell
523-8524
Student President/Rep
President - Andrew Morgan
VP - Hans Paap
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Net Impact
Mission: In accordance with Net Impact Central, Net Impact NAU is committed to using the power of business to affect positive change in the world. The mission of the NAU chapter of Net Impact is to transform business and professional philosophy from an exclusive profit focus to a “triple bottom line” focus: people, planet, and profit; and to provide NAU students with opportunities for professional development, networking, community service, and intellectual growth.
Goal: Commit personal and professional interests to using the power of business to affect positive change in the world.
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Susan Williams
523-0940
Student President/Rep
MBA Co-President Alana Peterson
MBA Co-President Lauren Humphrey
Under Grad President Gabriel Borden
Vice President Josh Williams
Treasurer Paul Brown
Secretary Jacob Hollenback
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| MBA Association |
Jane Thompson
523-7387
Student President/Rep
President - Michael Starace
VP - Lindsy Hector
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| Omicron Delta Epsilon |
John Eastwood
523-7353
Student President/Rep
President - Aldo Bortoluzzi
VP - Lauren Talkington
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