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STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CLUBS DESCRIPTIONS (I-Z)

All club descriptions are written by the clubs themselves.


INDIAN GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (IGSA) is established with the purpose of promoting awareness of Indian culture and providing opportunities for social interactions. It further aims at promoting cross cultural integrity, academic and professional ethics and humanitarian values. IGSA wishes to emphasize the universal values in cultural diversity. The association serves as a platform for both newly admitted and existing students to interact with each other and have a better understanding of the student life at Baruch College from an international perspective. It integrates students academic, vocational and personal experience. Please visit our website at www.igsabaruch.com for more details and join us by sending an email through our yahoo portal at groups.yahoo.com/group/isabaruch/

The purpose of the INROADS STUDENT ASSOCIATION is to promote INROADS internship opportunities to eligible students. To promote the INROADS process by serving as Ambassadors on Campus. To promote community service activities on campus and in the community.

No club description available at this time.

The purpose of INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP is to establish and advance witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Lord. The nature of the club is to bring students to an understanding of Christ and instill love for Baruch students, faculty, and administration. One of the broad educational goals that IVCF promotes is preparing mature students who would transform the world of work and knowledge outside of the college. Some of our cultural and social aims include serving the community in urban renewal and social rehabilitation programs such as food drives and moral support for those less fortunate.

The INVESTMENT BANKING CLUB's mission is to help talented and determined Baruch College students to further their knowledge of the finance industry, and prepare for internships in Investment Banking, Sales &Trading, Equity & Fixed Income Research, and Asset Management. We will provide a platform for members to develop the essential technical knowledge and skills needed to compete effectively. Please visit our Web site for more details; and to be a member please complete the "Join Us" application form.

The goal of the ISLAMIC FINANCE SOCIETY is to educate, promote and advance Islamic Shariah compliant finance and investment amongst the students at Baruch.

The goal of the ITALIAN SOCIETY is to increase membership by hosting events and to gain recognition on campus among students, faculty and staff.

JAPANESE ANIME ASYLUM introduces and promotes Japanese Animation to members who share a common interest in this style of animation and graphic design. We will use Japanese animation as a vehicle to introduce aspects of Japanese and popular culture, history and language to the Baruch community in a friendly and fun atmosphere.

JEWISH BUSINESS LEADERS is a business-oriented club for students of all majors. We aim to encourage and develop Jewish leadership skills, stimulate and enhance Jewish identity and unity, and introduce and familiarize students at Baruch College with leaders in the Jewish business community.

The JEWISH STUDENT ALLIANCE of Baruch College exists to promote and develop a Jewish identity on campus and to expand awareness of Judaism in the past and present. It also keeps students abreast of all Jewish happenings and events.

The JEWISH WOMEN'S GROUP informs and educates people about Jewish life and Jewish women. Members will discuss issues relating to Jewish culture and life.

No club description available at this time.

KAPPA PHI ALPHA SORORITY INC. was founded at Baruch College over 10 years ago. Once an Asian interest sorority, it has grown to reflect the diversity of Baruch and our main purpose now is to spread cultural awareness. Our sisters come from all parts of the world and have come together for the same purposes: Sisterhood, Leadership and Scholarship. We pride ourselves in giving back to the community. Our organization has at least three community service events a semester. Over the years we have participated in many events including: New York Cares Day, March of Dimes, Aids Walk, Light the Night Leukemia walk, Soup Kitchens, Breast cancer walk, Relay for life, and the list goes on. Kappa Phi Alpha takes an active part in student life sponsoring and having many events during the school year. One of our biggest events is BASU Fashion show, which takes place every year in the spring. The show celebrates the Asian culture by combining fashion, music, dance and step. We also have many social events both with other organizations and within ours. In short Kappa Phi Alpha is a lifetime experience of building…Friendship, Dignity and Pride. Visit www.kappaphialpha.org for more information.

KAPPA PHI LAMBDA sorority is the largest growing multi-cultural sorority on the east coast. Sisterhood, community service, philanthropy, academic excellence, and cultural diversity are amongst our prominent virtues. We stand strong as an active organization in the Baruch College community. Members of Kappa Phi Lambda hold cultural events every semester, participate in community service affairs, and sponsor different philanthropies. We also stress the importance of academic excellence, to keep in mind the importance of education and learning as the key to strength, awareness, and fulfillment. Learn more at www.kplbaruch.com.

KEEP A CHILD ALIVE promotes awareness of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. We educate the Baruch community about the organization "Keep A Child Alive", its mission and its specific work for children and families with HIV/AIDS in Africa and India. Along with raising funds for the organization's important work, we hope to inspire students to take action to improve the lives of children and their families living with HIV/AIDS.

The KOREA CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST's desire is to give every student and professor on every college campus. To mobilizes students in bringing resources to those in need, and to help reach the unreached.

The goal of LA UNIDAD LATINA, LAMBDA UPSILON LAMBDA is to promote a commitment to the unity, education, and empowerment of the Latino and other minority students at Baruch through community service, cultural awareness, academic support, and social interaction. La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda works to develop its members into individuals who will excel in both the academic and professional realms. For more information go to www.launidadlatina.org/omicron.

The goal of LAMBDA PHI EPSILON is simple: To help our members become "Leaders Among Men". Lambda Phi Epsilon, the first and only national Asian American interest fraternity, can open numerous doors for you both now and many years down the road. We strive toward this goal through the many varied social, community, and campus awareness events that we participate in during the course of the semester. We the Brothers of Lambda Phi Epsilon extend you an invitation to come and find out what benefits we have to offer. www.baruchlambdas.com.

LAMBDA PI UPSILON, LATINAS PODEROSAS UNIDAS is a community service-oriented organization with an emphasis on sisterhood and solidarity. Members shall work and strive for the improvement of underpriviliged communities through founding principles. Learn more at www.lpiu.com

No club description available at this time.

The mission of the LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION is to develop strong ties between the students and the Latin community. We want our members to feel welcomed and know the friendliness and warmth of the Hispanic community, while learning and at the same time enjoying the company of others. L.A.S.O. will be helping this learning process by offering events, dinners, parties and other social gatherings.

LATIN EVOLUTION aims to unite Baruch’s diverse student body through the universal languages of music and dance. At the club, students will learn to dance merengue, salsa, bachata and will find a place where they can de-stress and unwind, forget about their worries, their prejudices, their differences, and let go of all inhibition. They will learn about team work and watch as cultures melt into one through the art of dancing.

The LATINO SOCIETY is an association of students interested in the history and development of the Hispanic culture. Students will engage in presentations including public speakers, dance lessons, food festivals, and many other social gatherings that will involve many members of the Baruch student body. The goal of the Latino Society is to create a network of members forming relationships that transcend throughout the members’ college careers.

The LAW AND POLICY AWARENESS CLUB (LPAC) hopes to create awareness of policy issues in politics and college administration and their effects on the student body.

LAY seeks to focus attention on the influence of Latin American culture in U.S. mainstream life.

THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE exists to develop the ability of students to guide and manage a group of people in order to accomplish a shared purpose. We create opportunities to learn leadership through seminars, lectures, workshops, and projects. We aim to provide students with experiences to add to their resumes and discuss on job interviews. Our goal is to be effective leaders in all aspects of life.

LEXICON plans, organizes, and publishes the annual yearbook for Baruch College Seniors.

THE MENTORING NETWORK brings together all students of Baruch College for social and professional gatherings that will provide opportunities for enhancing their options in business. We focus on professional networking, mentoring, communication and leadership, resume tips, and internship and job search help.

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS CLUB provides a friendly, informal setting in which Baruch’s diverse Mixed Martial Arts communities can practice and learn about each other’s styles. We will bring in qualified guests to teach us various forms of martial arts, open to anyone in the Baruch community.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS will help students get a better understanding of the present social, political and geographical situation in the world by engaging them in debating and challenging issues in today’s foreign politics.

No club description available at this time.

We are here to promote awareness for students interested in Music and Performing Arts, and to encourage students in pursuit of their careers. This organization is here to give students the opportunity to display their talents, with positive support and energy.

The MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims to make Muslims and non-Muslims alike aware of the religion of Islam. It gives fellow Muslims a place to come and see other Muslims just like themselves. It also gives them a place to pray their obligatory prayers in a clean place. The club has no political aims but rather spiritual ones to enrich the lives of Muslims and non-Muslims. The club also has an opportunity to answer questions and many misconceptions about Islam to the public. This club promotes the idea of pursuing ones education to the fullest in a healthy way and being an asset to today's ever growing society.

The mission of the NATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS at Baruch is to continuously influence and encourage the development of accounting professionalism at the collegiate level through networking events, speaker presentations, professional workshops and other meetings. NAASA Baruch will work towards the national organization's (NAASA) goal of being the premier professional association for enhancing the presence and influence of Asian Americans in the accounting profession.

NABA (NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS) is composed of five thousand members with one hundred and fifty active professional and student chapters in major urban areas and universities across the nation. NABA seeks to encourage and assist minority students who select and enter the financial management professions. NABA helps to develop and strengthen the skills of its members as well as providing opportunities to fulfill professional and community related responsibilities.

NET IMPACT's 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. Net Impact enables members to use business for social good in their graduate education, careers, and communities. Our members aim to join and contribute to the network of leaders who use the power of business to make a positive social, environmental, and economic impact.

The NIPPON CLUB's purpose is to unite Japanese students on the campus to get to know each other to build networks and improve ourselves through outstanding experiences in overseas college. More importantly, our club activities give us opportunities to discuss and exchange information with each other to get us into any internship program or in a real job. Our club activities will provide us with information of job opportunities and experiences by inviting guest speakers. We will have cultural events by celebrating our own holidays and memorials.

NU ALPHA PHI seeks to promote Asian-awareness through a supportive network of alumni and matriculated brothers who will actively engage in participation in community service, cultural workshops and events, university programs, and various other on-campus student activities. We seek to build a bond of brotherhood and promotion of self-development for all our brothers and prospective members, as encouraged by our fraternal principles of: Brotherhood, Unity, Discipline, Pride, Professionalism, Leadership and Service. Learn more at www.naphi.com.

The main purpose of NYC HONG KONG CLUB is to increase the interaction among students through various activities. We also seek to provide a warm and educational environment for the new coming Hong Kong students. Our aim is to increase awareness and understanding of the social and cultural customs of Hong Kong.

The NY MUSIC INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION's primary goal is to expose students to the various aspects of the music business from klezmer to African griots, from Miramax film scores to Apple downloads. Through discussions, seminars and networking events with executives and representatives from major music corporations throughout the New York area, the Association's mission is to help students find their vocation in this exciting industry. As the NYMIA grows it will serve as an important member-based association for the students to educate themselves and network during their college years and beyond. For more information, visit our website or email us at contact@nymia.com.

No club description available at this time.

PAINTBALL CLUB hopes to attract all students to a popular sport while strengthening their bonds, communication, and friendship among each other. This club will also help all students improve their agility, strength and endurance. This club is also an attempt to teach members the rapidly growing sport of paintball and also allow students to have fun, relax, and release their stress.

The PAKISTANI STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims to promote Pakistani culture and heritage and bring together the Pakistani community. We will expose our culture and beliefs to a more diverse audience, keeping in view the current developments of the world. We would like to show the world how we are a nation of peace, beautiful values and a rich heritage.

The role of PESVEBI GEORGIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION is to deepen the undesrtanding and appreciation of the georgian culture by hosting cultural gatherings.

The role of PHI ETA SIGMA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is to give all Baruch students the competitive advantage. We create programs and events that are geared towards the success of Baruch students. We promote activities that compliment the academic experience with such events as resume reviews, internship workshops, and community service opportunities, as well as give students the opportunity to meet with professionals. We are working towards bringing the cultures of Baruch together through cultural events.

The PHILOSOPHY CIRCLE is a forum for philosophical discussion related to philosophy courses, the general public, and any other areas of intellectual interest.

The PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB's purpose is to educate people on photography, improve individual technique and visual perception. The nature of the club is to dedicate time critiquing photos regarding technique and aesthetics. The club attends galleries, reviewing work from professional photographers.

PI SIGMA EPSILON provides students of any major with practical business experience through sales, sales projects, marketing, marketing research and community service projects. Through these projects, students will have the opportunity to develop leadership and communication skills, foster friendships, network with professionals, and apply business knowledge.

No club description available at this time.

The POLITICAL ACTION CLUB is the product of the efforts of Baruch students from all political leanings working together for the common good. PAC was formed for the purpose of amplifying the student political voice through vibrant group discussions and vigorous activism. Come find us at politicalactionclub.wordpress.com and help us secure the blessings of liberty.

PORCOLOMBIA is a community of Colombian and foreign college students in the U.S. with an invested interested in Colombia. We have decided to join forces to pool and leverage our individual efforts to help the country. The overall goal of the organization is to provide students with the means and the support to act on personal initiatives and accomplish specific goals focused on Colombia. Ultimately aiming to raise awareness and inform foreign students of the situation in Colombia

The purpose of the PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT CLUB is to provide a learning environment to club members where they can obtain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in portfolio management. The nature of the club is educational, practical, and collaborative.

The PRE-LAW SOCIETY's mission is to provide a conduit to facilitate information to students interested in the law school application process. We seek in ourselves, and our fellow students a collective synergy through which we will strive to be the most informed and prepared law school applicants. We wish to instill in future Baruch students the values, ambition and fervor necessary to successfully and strategically endure the academic rigors of Baruch College in preparation for a legal education.

PRIDE is an organized group of students working together to benefit the school and the Latino community. We hold several events throughout the year to promote unity and to strengthen and recognize our culture. We want our heritage to gain recognition and for our rich culture to stand out. It is both a social and educational organization. It is a fun environment where students get together and share memorable experiences.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS SOCIETY provides undergraduate students who are interested in Public Affairs the opportunity to learn more about the field, academically and professionally. We aim to foster a better understanding of the Public Affairs major, and host events relevant to the field.

The purpose of QUANT NETWORK is to build a community of students interested in the mathematics of finance. Quant Network will serve as a platform for students, professors, recruiters, and industry professionals to share ideas and collaborate on projects.

The REAL ESTATE CLUB is a forum for all Baruch graduate students interested in Real Estate. We seek to provide graduate students a platform to come together, network and learn more about the Real Estate industry.

The REAL ESTATE NETWORKING SOCIETY connects students with a common interest in real estate investment, sales, and brokerage. We foster an understanding of procedure and benefits of real estate for the future and the development and maintenance of wealth through real estate.

No club description available at this time.

SABRES seeks to connect the diverse Israeli community by providing a center that focuses on Israeli culture.  Sabres also offers a variety of information and services aimed at supporting Israeli students and seeks to strengthen the relationship between Israel and North America.

The SEEK SOCIETY supports, enriches, enhances and provides an educational experience for all SEEK students. We advocate not only for the best interests of SEEK students, but on behalf of all CUNY students.

The SEPHARDIC CLUB aims to enhance Jewish Sephardic customs to the student body and to Sephardic Jews who do not know much about their cultural background. We want to achieve a better relationship with those students who have the same cultural background and the students who want to learn about the Sephardic background.

SHOP OF STYLE was designed for Baruch students in order to introduce them to the world of fashion and art. It has been created to help students get a taste of the new fashion trends, to know more about the world of designers, models and so on. We offer different workshops, events and fashion shows. It is also a good place to find friends and hang out.

SIGMA ALPHA DELTA is the oldest and most accomplished honor society at Baruch College, having meaningfully served the college and the community for over 70 years.  Our society is exclusive to Baruch and is not part of a national organization. The society is very active in service activities that benefit the college and the community at large. Additional information can be found on our website at www.sigmabaruch.org.

SIGMA BET RHO's goal is to spread out our ideals of society, brotherhood and remembrance. We wish to help out our community and create awareness of our society in which we all live in. Email us at baruch@sigmabetarho.com or visit our website at www.sigmabetarho.com.

SIGMA LAMBDA UPSILON (SENORITAS LATINAS UNIDAS SORORITY) will unite members of the Baruch College community in the spirit of sincerity, loyaly and unity for the purpose of promoting and enriching the latino heritage community. You can find more information at www.sigmalambdaupsilon.org or e-mail us at omicron@sigmalambdaupsilon.org.

No club description available at this time.

SHRM provides professional development opportunities for its members. SHRM makes students aware of local and national chapters. It keeps members up to date on new or current issues in Human Resource and proposes programs like speakers or workshops to enhance their communication with the workforce.

No club description available at this time.

SPANet's mission is to create an environment of School Public Affairs students, staff, alumni and administrators to network, meet people, and make friends. By having a club, individuals who might want to meet new people or network will be given the opportunity.

No club description available at this time.

SOUL aims to create and maintain a community on campus through events and creative marketing.

SOCA aims to enlighten the Baruch community on the Caribbean culture through social and educational events.

The STUDENT PARENT ASSOCIATION provides a support group for students with young children. This organization sponsors seminars on a variety of issues important to parents, lobbies for on-campus child care, sponsors programs and activities for students and their children and develops and implements fund raising efforts to help to expand the current on-campus child care program.

The TABLE TENNIS CLUB promotes the sport of table tennis through regular practices, where players of all skill levels can have fun and improve through free play, games, drills, workshops and tournaments. A committed group of players will participate in National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA) activities and will have regular practices at a club with a coach.

The primary focus of the Baruch TAEKWONDO CLUB is to provide quality martial arts instruction to the students and faculty of Baruch College, and to serve as a forum for individuals interested in the martial art Taekwondo to learn and discuss with each other. Instruction is provided by qualified teachers. Discussions regarding club issues and topics regarding any aspect of martial arts may take place before and after class. Discipline, focus, and teamwork will be stressed as goals along with learning the techniques used for competitive martial arts and basic self-defense. Meetings are usually held in the Racquetball Courts of the Gym (level B3). For more information please visit our website or e-mail us at baruchtkd@yahoo.com.

The TAIWANESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION helps serve as a bridge at Baruch College between potential and current Taiwanese students.

The TAX ACCOUNTING SOCIETY FOR UNDERGRADUATES is focused on promoting interest in tax law, providing educational events for enhancing knowledge, and creating networking events and presentations with taxation professionals. Throughout the school year, members of the Tax Accounting Society may have several opportunities to interact with alumni in the tax field as well as tax law faculty. Members also volunteer for preparing tax returns to gain practical experience while they contribute to local society with their skills.

THETA PHI GAMMA SORORITY prides itself on its diversity. The sorority is dedicated to unity, sisterhood, womanhood, scholarship, and philanthropy. Throughout the year sisters participate in many charitable events and hold numerous fundraisers on campus. The sorority also believes that a big part of college life are the social relationships that are developed, thus numerous social events are held throughout the course of the year. Theta Phi Gamma strives to work with students in creating a balance between school, career, and social development. By joining Theta Phi Gamma you will become part of an amazing sisterhood in which you will develop leadership and time management skills and of course establish life long friendships. Theta Phi Gamma is a total sisterhood- friends working, studying, and partying together. For more information go to www.thetaphigammaonline.cjb.net or www.myspace.com/thetaphigamma.

The TICKER  is the award-winning student newspaper of Baruch College. We report news pertinent and vital to Baruch students as well as features and entertainment. The TICKER  urges all those interested to drop in and join our staff and hopes that, whether you decide to join or not, you will read The TICKER  on a regular basis and maybe even drop us a letter. Please visit our website for more information. E-mail address: ticker@baruch.cuny.edu

Speaking in public has long been documented as many individuals' worst fear. Toastmasters International has helped millions of people overcome that fear, simply by teaching them the basics. The Baruch chapter of Toastmasters International offers members the opportunity to speak in front of a small group and be casually critiqued by others with the same anxieties and, of course, butterflies. Please visit our website for more information about us and where and when we meet.

TURKISH STUDENTS ASSOCIATION aims to improve cultural, political and social unity of Turkish and non-Turkish students. We hope to promote good relationships with other cultures and improve diversity on campus while promoting an interest in the Turkish culture through various cultural and social activities.

The UNDERGRADUATE REAL ESTATE CLUB serves Baruch College students who are interested in learning more about the real estate industry or are pursuing a career in the field. The Club reaches out to the wider community of part-time and full-time students, industry professionals, faculty, and alumni to help strengthen the educational and career opportunities for Baruch College students.

The UNITED CHINESE LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION aims to promote the history and developent of the Chinese language, and to make Chinese and non-Chinese alike aware of the origins of various dialects. It provides opportunities for students to get together and show their pride in their own dialect's unique development and background. Also, UCLA enhances interactions among Chinese students and motivate them to engage more in school and community activities. For more information, please visit us as www.uclabaruch.tk.

No club description available at this time.

The purpose of the UNITED SIKH ASSOCIATION is to create awareness about the Sikh religion. We plan to promote Sikhs through religious events, community service, fundraisers, and helping out at the annual Sikh Day Parade. We plan to advance the Punjabi culture by organizing formals and forming a Bhangra (folk dance from Punjab) team.

USG represents the undergraduate students at Baruch College. Please visit www.usgbaruch.com for more information.

The purpose of VAGINA WARRIORS is to raise awareness in the Baruch community about women’s issues- pertaining to, but not exclusive to, women’s rights, violence committed against women, and women’s empowerment. Throughout the year, we will hold special events, as well as hold special events for club members and the Baruch community.

Baruch in New York City is a commuter school. A lot of students have busy school and work schedules. Because of this, students come to class and go home afterwards. There are not many opportunities to meet friends, get involved with college activities, and have a true college experience. VOICE OUT offers students a chance to be more involved in the Baruch community.

No club description available at this time.

The mission of VOLUNTEER INSPIRATIONAL PARTNERS is to help students become successful individuals with leadership qualities through our unique hands-on cross-cultural volunteer activities. We will provide students with abundant opportunities to become project leaders via collaborating with others on and off campus. Students will not just learn about different cultures while strengthening their characters and competence, but also enhance their leadership skills and understand the concepts that are vital to becoming an essential part of society.

The recently renovated WBMB, Baruch College Radio, is the student-run radio station. WBMB trains members in all facets of radio, including broadcasting, engineering, production, programming and other areas of the radio industry. WBMB serves the Baruch community by announcing activities and news concerning students, faculty and the college. Please visit our website for more information.

The WEST INDIAN CULTURAL CLUB is a workshop which was formed in 1974 to promote West Indian culture, not only at Baruch College, but on the North American continent. Our workshop consists of multi-talented students not only from the various West Indian islands but from other parts of the globe. However, our common goal remains -- to promote the West Indian culture and to bridge the gap that exists between other cultures and our own. We present to the Baruch community different aspects of the West Indian culture through various media: films, speakers, fashion shows, dance of the various islands, arts and crafts exhibitions. All are welcome to participate.

WOMEN IN ISLAM is a club that will discuss the major topics in Islam pertaining to women.

We, ZETA PHI BETA, a group of college women organized as the sister Greek letter sorority to Phi Beta Sigma fraternity, do hereby bind ourselves together for the purpose of promoting the cause of education by encouraging the highest standards of scholarship, uplifting worthwhile projects on college campuses and within the community, fostering the spirit of sisterly love and promoting the idea of finer womanhood. Visit our local chapter website at zpbepsilon.com, or the national site at www.zphib1920.org, or email us at zpbepsilon@yahoo.com.

The ZICKLIN AFRICAN BUSINESS CLUB is committed to increasing the awareness of viable business and investment opportunities on the Africa continent by promoting the discussion of economic, political, ethnic and socio-cultural issues confronting Africa's business and investment climate.

The purpose of the ZICKLIN BUSINESS CONSULTING CLUB is to support students and alumni in the field of Business Management Consulting by helping to develop their analytical skills, by better understanding business dynamics.

The ZICKLIN GRADUATE ACCOUNTING SOCIETY brings together accounting students, professors, recruiters and professionals in a business and social environment to enhance the skills and knowledge that are necessary for the overall development of a responsible and successful accounting career. Our goal is to provide members with as many networking opportunities as possible with recruiters so that members will be able to differentiate themselves from other students and increase their chances of landing their desired internship or job. To join our mailing list, please visit finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/zicklinaccounting or email zicklinaccounting-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. To be an active member or to help organize our events, e-mail zicklinaccounting@yahoo.com.

No club description available at this time.

The mission of the ZICKLIN GRADUATE MARKETING CLUB is to establish a forum for the discussion of current marketing issues with students, faculty and alumni, to create a membership network to facilitate in the internship and job search process, to bring marketing professionals to campus for speaking arrangements, and to identify ways to serve the local community. Visit our site at www.zgmc.info.

The purpose of ZICKLIN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION is to provide helpful academic, professional and cultural information for international students to adjust to their new environment. We will provide an opportunity to network socially, professionally and academically, and allow students to have a more global understanding of the corporate and social environment around the world through social events, lectures and shared readings.

ZICKLIN SPORTS BUSINESS CLUB aims to create a forum for discussion and networking for MBA students who are interested in sports business. Our programming includes guest speakers, site visits, and the creation of communication forums to share information about issues and trends in sports business. Additionally, we will provide assistance to those looking to pursue a career in sports business as well as those seeking volunteer opportunities.

The ZICKLIN TAX SOCIETY is a Baruch College organization focused on promoting interest in tax law, providing educational events for enhancing knowledge, and creating networking events and presentations with taxation professionals. Throughout the school year, members of the Zicklin Tax Society will have several opportunities to interact with alumni in tax field as well as tax law faculty. Members also volunteer for preparing tax returns (VITA) to gain practical experience while they contribute to local society with their skills.

The ZICKLIN WOMEN IN BUSINESS (ZWB) club seeks to empower women in Zicklin's business programs with knowledge and strategies that will help them deal with the challenges they face in the business world. The club plans to present a variety of interactive events and networking parties for students, executives, and alumni. All graduate students are welcome to attend meetings and events. Contact: zicklinwomeninbusiness@yahoo.com.

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