CAREER CLUBS
From building relationships and skills to getting career advice from the experts, there are a number of reasons you should join one of the dozen JHBC career clubs during your time at CSUSB. It’s just a matter of choosing one! Click below to learn more.
The Accounting Association and scholastic honor society Beta Alpha Psi work closely together and meet regularly throughout the semester. Throughout the year, they host events featuring speakers from local CPA firms, governmental accounting agencies, private companies, and CPA review courses. AA and BAP students also organize the annual Meet the Firms and Meet the Government events, which are the largest networking opportunities for accounting and finance students.
Advisor: Dr. David Senteney (dsenteney@csusb.edu)
The American Marketing Association (AMA) chapter at CSUSB is a student-led organization dedicated to helping students develop professional marketing, leadership, and networking skills. The chapter provides members with hands-on learning opportunities through workshops, guest speaker events, career development activities, and networking with industry professionals. AMA at CSUSB is open to students of all majors and focuses on empowering students to build their personal brands, gain real-world business experience, and prepare for successful careers in marketing and business. The organization also emphasizes collaboration, diversity, and professional growth while connecting students to one of the largest marketing associations in the world.
Advisors: Dr. Wendy Paik (sunghee.paik@csusb.edu) & Dr. Melika Kordrostami (melika.kordrostami@csusb.edu)
The Cyber Intel & Security Organization is devoted to the art and science of information security. It helps develop the next generation of cyber professionals by enabling students to work on projects that build their skills. Projects students can participate in include network analysis, malware analysis, ethical hacking, and car security.
"Think Like An Owner!" - The Entrepreneurship Club is where innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurship thrive at CSUSB. Open to students of all majors, the club provides a supportive community for aspiring entrepreneurs to connect, collaborate, and grow their ideas. Known for supporting student-owned small businesses and hosting vendor markets on campus, the Entrepreneurship Club creates opportunities for students to showcase their products, gain real-world experience, and build valuable connections.
Advisor: Mitchell Morris (mitchell.morris@csusb.edu)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is the largest business career and technical student organization in the world, dedicated to preparing students for careers in business and business-related fields. Through a mix of academic competitions, leadership development programs, and community service initiatives, the organization helps members build essential real-world skills. Our chapter mission is help and develop students’ soft skills for the real world.
Advisor: Dr. Craig Seal
The PDC Business Club welcomes CSUSB students from all majors, minors and concentrations. Past guest speakers include leaders from hospitality, tourism, government and Joshua Tree National Park. For more information about upcoming dates and activities, contact club advisor or PDC Business Club email.
Advisor: Dr. Joseph Tormey
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Craig Seal | Prof. Patrick Flaherty
The Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) Student Chapter is dedicated to providing its members with technical skills, communication skills, friendships, opportunities, and more! We meet bi-weekly for an hour at Jack H. Brown College. Our club was founded in 2017 and recently became a student chapter of the WiCyS organization in Fall 2019. Our events consist of quarterly nerf wars, research seminars, an annual tech fair, light technical workshops, resume help, conference registration help, and professional development workshops. We try our best to create a comfortable environment for anyone who is interested. We promote more women to join Cyber, but we are open to ALL! Come check us out.
HONOR SOCIETIES
Beta Gamma Sigma is the international business honor society that recognizes the top 10% of undergraduate students and top 20% of graduate students at AACSB-accredited business schools for academic excellence and leadership potential. At CSUSB, eligible students are notified through their MyCoyote email after the Spring semester census, while some graduate students may receive invitations during the Fall semester. Beta Gamma Sigma is not a club; membership is by invitation only to qualified students.
Pi Alpha Alpha is the national honor society for public affairs and administration that recognizes outstanding academic achievement in programs affiliated with the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA). Membership is by invitation and is awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, and public service. The Public Administration will invite all qualifying students to the Pi Alpha Alpha induction ceremonies via email.
Sigma Nu Tau is an entrepreneurship honor society with the mission to promote, recognize, and reward academic excellence in entrepreneurship and to encourage and recognize the practice of principled entrepreneurship. Cal State University, San Bernardino, through the Jack H. Brown College of Business & Public Administration's Randall W. Lewis School of Entrepreneurship & Innovation, hosts the second largest chapter in the world!
COYOTE CONNECTION
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