Clubs
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AIESEC - Alex Griswold , President Present in over 800 universities and more than 90 countries and territories, AIESEC, the world's largest student organization, is the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential so as to have a positive impact in society. In pursuit of this mission, AIESEC's facilitates work abroad exchange programs between its member countries. AIESEC in the U.S. sends students from the U.S. to gain practical work experience abroad and receives individuals from around the world to undergo training with companies in the U.S. AIESEC also offers countless conferences, leadership positions and other methods of developing our members. Visit the website. You Tube Video |
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Alpha Kappa Psi - Darlene Robetcky, President Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. With members of all majors welcome to join, the fraternity enjoys a diverse look at professional development and social interaction. Members develop valuable life skills through presentations, workshops, and national conferences. Members of the fraternity become close, almost like family, with many opportunities to interact at dinners, formals, and trips to visit our alumni. Alpha Kappa Psi received OCOB's Most Philanthropic Club of the Year award in 2007 and a national AKPsi award, Best Alumni Event, in 2008. Our web site offers more information about us and upcoming rush events. Alpha Kappa Psi – Mixing Business with pleasure since 1904. Visit the AKP web site. You Tube Video |
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American Marketing Association - Emily Burns, President If you are looking into a marketing concentration, I highly recommend this organization. We are the perfect combination of professionalism, social activities and philanthropy. Each week we have speakers from all different areas of marketing who prove to be valuable resources. I have been an active member since my freshman year and I am so glad I joined when I did. Over the years, AMA has allowed me to network amongst other marketing students, establish valuable connections with industry professionals and get internship/job offers. |
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Business Council - Cameron Pangrle, President Business Council serves as an advisory body working to promote unity and collaboration within the College of Business (COB). It works to foster communication between COB clubs and departments, and ASI representatives by providing an environment that is conducive to constructive feedback. The council also coordinates college-wide professional and social events and activities, including the COB Annual Awards Banquet. |
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Cal Poly Accounting Club (CPAC) - Lyndsey Flanders, President The Cal Poly Accounting Club (CPAC) is a fast growing organization that offers many benefits to Business-Accounting students. CPAC promotes and coordinates interaction between the profession, industry, and education, which prepares students to excel in leadership, education, communication, and professional career development. CPAC offers weekly meetings with guest speakers from industry, quarterly networking opportunities, and social events. Club meetings are held every Tuesday from 11-12pm in 03-112. CPAC on the web- You Tube Video |
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Delta Sigma Pi - Greg Wood, President In Delta Sigma Pi, we focus on creating well-rounded young professionals with experience in the corporate world! How is that done? We foster professional development through our numerous speakers, tours, and seminars that take place locally or even out of state. We aid those in need through our community service efforts, most notably, our annual golf tournament that has historically grossed ten to twenty thousand dollars for local beneficiaries. What truly keeps us together is our strong sense of brotherhood. Many brothers consider one another their true friends. Growing professionally and helping the community is never more fun than when doing it with your best friends! Come see us for yourself, contact me, visit our website (www.slodeltasig.com), and come to either our fall or winter rush events! Delta Sigma Pi was voted Orfalea College of Business Club of the Year 05-06, 06-07; Most Involved Club 07-08; and Most Outstanding Chapter on a National Level 07-08! You Tube Video |
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Financial Management Association (FMA) - Jon Levy, President FMA is a professional business club which assists Cal Poly students in learning about leading financial institutions through social/networking events, corporate tours and weekly guest lecturers from all aspects of finance including advising, real estate, accounting and insurance. We welcome all Cal Poly students interested in furthering their financial education to join our group of business leaders in the dedicated pursuit of professional excellence. Visit the FMA web site. You Tube Video |
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Future of Real Estate (FRE) - Andrew Flachner, President Cal Poly's Future of Real Estate is an organization of motivated students who are actively exploring real estate's many streams of income. With sales, investment, development, services, management, and much more, there are numerous ways to become involved in real estate. Visit FREcalpoly.com for more Information on the club or to become a member online. |
Graduate Students in Business Association (GSBA) - Nicholas Miura, President The GSB Association is a club organized and run by OCOB graduate students. It provides an opportunity for emerging business leaders to interact with each other outside the classroom in a more relaxed environment. The club organizes social events for continuing students, faculty, and alumni and hosts a variety of fundraising and professional events throughout the school year. The GSB Association is a great way for students to get to know one another while in school and helps form friendships that extend far beyond the confines of the classroom. |
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Hispanic Business Student Association - Maritza Stella Gozales, President The Hispanic Business Student Association is dedicated to the success and development of undergraduate business students through real world skills and relationships needed to launch successful professional careers. We have provided professional networking opportunities and career development to over 2,600 undergraduate members. We welcome all Cal Poly students interested in furthering their education to join our group of diverse business leaders aspiring to obtain professional excellence. You Tube Video |
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Human Resource Management Association - Daniel Schwartz, President - The Human Resources Management Association (HRMA) provides students with the knowledge needed for entry and advanced level positions in Human Resources Management. HRMA offers many networking opportunities with professionals from the community, industry and alumni. Every February, HRMA competes in the HR Games in a "Jeopardy" style format to stage an academic competition with teams from schools throughout the nation, answering questions based on the HR Body of Knowledge. Meetings are Thursdays from 11-12pm in room 03-205. To find out more about HRMA, check out our website. You Tube Video |
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Information Systems Association (ISA) - Ronald Wong, President The Information Systems Association (ISA) provides students with excellent networking opportunities with not only top-notch industry recruiters, but also alumni as well. Every Thursday ISA hosts recruiters from companies who come to speak about their respective companies as well as the job opportunities for interns and full-time employees. Aside from helping members excel in their profession development, ISA also provides a social network for members to get to know one another. They meet from 11AM-12PM every Thursday in room 3-113. For more information regarding which companies will be speaking, membership, and contact information please visit the website. |
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Industrial Technology Society (ITS) -Scott Fleming, President Industrial Technology is a combination of business and engineering, so we try to incorporate aspects of both worlds. Currently we do tours of local companies and have guest speakers at most meetings. We participate in open house, and hold a couple of fundraisers a year. For the future we would like to attend the National NAIT Conference, and hold an annual alumni reunion and end of the year scholarship banquet. We will also be working on setting up annual fundraisers and social events for ITS members. ITS has also been working with the Formula Car and Baja team to promote interdisciplinary projects. Visit the website. |
Net Impact Club - Doug White, President Net Impact is an International oraganization whose mission is to make a positive impact on society by growing and strengthening a community of new leaders who use business to improve the world. We offer a portfolio of programs to educate, equip, and inspire our members to make a tangible difference in our university, organization, and community. Spanning six continents, our membership makes up one of the most influential networks of MBAs, graduate students, undergraduate students and business professionals in existence today. Net Impact members are current and emerging leaders in CSR, social entrepreneurship, nonprofit management, international development, and environmental sustainability who are actively improving the world. |
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Poly Pack - Mike Brown, President Poly Pack is open to all majors and serves as a great opportunity to open doors to students interested in the packaging industry. Poly Pack strives to "integrate industry with education" by attending trade shows, hosting guest speakers and putting on an annual symposium. Poly Pack itself, our annual symposium, is put on for the benefit of students, faculty and industry professionals alike. The event is designed to promote Cal Poly's packaging program, and learning from one another about existing and upcoming technologies, industry trends and problems facing the industry. The event doubles as a recruitment opportunity for both internships and full time positions in packaging and related fields. We also offer a social outlet for packaging students, and plan to further collaborate with the Industrial Technology Society. Meetings are weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12, please e-mail for more information. |
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) - Josh Pile, President Active on more than 1,200 college and university campuses in over 40 countries, SIFE teams are creating economic opportunity for millions of people around the world. The concept is simple working as teams, SIFE students design educational outreach project that help individuals in their communities develop a better understanding of the principles of free enterprise. As a SIFE student, you are an active participant in one of the largest student organizations. If you are interested in learning how you can become a part of SIFE Cal Poly please contact us at jpile@calpoly.edu. Visit the website. - You Tube Video |
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Cal Poly Wheelchair Foundation, Gift of Mobility Benefit - Helya Naghibi, Project Manager Founded in 2001, as the first collegiate chapter of the Wheelchair Foundation, students in the club have raised over ¼ million dollars to send 3,333 wheelchairs to disabled people in Peru, Ethiopia, Thailand, Guatemala, Belize, and Argentina. The Wheelchair Foundation’s mission is to deliver a wheelchair to every man, woman and child who needs one, but cannot afford one—bringing new independence to those deprived of mobility by war, disease, accident, natural disaster or old age. It is estimated that at least 100 million children, teens and adults worldwide need a wheelchair but cannot afford one. If you are interested in learning how you can become a part of the Cal Poly Wheelchair Foundation, Gift of Mobility team please contact us at calpoly@wheelchairfoundation.org. |