College of Business and Public Administration

 

Student Organizations & Clubs

Accounting

The Accounting Club is organized to bring together students interested in the accounting profession in a social and academic atmosphere, and is designed to aid their personal and professional development.
 

Our Mission:

- To develop and foster the interest of accounting students and to serve as the representative voice of accounting majors.
- To create, develop and promote an interest in accounting as a profession to other students and the public.
- To promote fellowship, and to augment the curriculum with social and other educational opportunities outside the classroom.
- To provide the opportunity to affiliate with other professional organizations including the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants.

 

 

Criminal Justice (Club Website)

 

Kean University Criminal Justice Student Association

Students enrolled at Kean are invited to join the Criminal Justice Club, which is run by elected student leadership, with faculty advisement.  In the past, the club has invited professionals working in the criminal justice system to speak about their jobs.  Also, the Club has taken trips to prisons, courts, halfway houses, and even the famous New York City Criminal Court.  Students who want to explore different possible career directions find the CJ Club very useful as a source of finding out "what's out there."

 

Alpha Phi Sigma, The National Criminal Justice Society

Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Honor Society for Criminal Justice, is dedicated to recognizing and promoting excellence in the study and practice of criminal justice, fostering integrity, professionalism, and creative performance, and promoting scholarship and accomplishment in criminal justice.

Contact Dr. James Drylie for details on both.

 

 

 

SPECIAL EVENTS:

Cherie Castellano came to Dr. Drylie's Criminal Justice Student Association & Alpha Phi Sigma (the National Criminal Justice Honor Society)  to speak about her role as Program Director for Cop-2-Cop and Police Suicide: Understanding the Problem on Thursday, April 19, 2007.  View photo gallery.

 

 

 

Economics & Finance (Club Website)

 

Economics & Finance Club

The Economics and Finance Club of Kean University is open to all students majoring in Finance or not. Our objectives are to provide students with knowledge and better understanding in the fields of finance. The club achieves these objectives through workshops, field trips and seminars on an array of financial topics. The membership to our club is free of charge to students whom are currently enrolled at Kean University. New Members are always welcome! Members are challenged to play a Stock Market Game ; which allows them an opportunity to create a portfolio that will be compared to other members' portfolios.

 

Management

Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM), Kean University Chapter

SAM is a student organization, open to all full-time undergraduate students who are interested in management.  SAM welcomes and encourages all full-time undergraduate students at Kean University to become a member. Application forms are available at the University Center, Room 219. SAM activities will add practical management experiences to its members and exposure to the expert opinions in the current business world.

Contact Dr. Kemal Gursoy for details.

 

Sigma Beta Delta, Honor Society in Business and Management

Coming soon to Kean University.

Contact Dr. Shanggeun Rhee for details.

 

Marketing (Club Website)

Mu Kappa Tau International Marketing Honor Society, Kean University Chapter

Mu Kappa Tau was founded in 1966 by members of Pi Sigma Epsilon, the only National, Coed, Professional, Fraternity in Marketing, Sales Management, and Selling.  Mu Kappa Tau is the only marketing honor society to be recognized by the Association of Collegiate Honor Societies. Mu Kappa Tau offers both international membership and chapter affiliation to its members.
Membership is limited to students majoring in Marketing with an overall cumulative grade point average of at least 3.25 on a 4.00 scale. This includes: Juniors ranking in the top 10% of their class and Seniors and graduate students ranking in the top 20% of their class.

Contact Dr. Valerie Vaccaro for details on both.

 

For more pictures see PowerPoint presentation.

 

SPECIAL EVENTS:

Mu Kappa Tau International Honor Society Induction Ceremony & Luncheon on Wednesday, May 16, 2007:

An elite group of 28 students from Kean University's Department of Marketing who are new members of Mu Kappa Tau for 2007. The members include juniors (in the top 10% of the class) and seniors (in the top 20% of the class), who have achieved a cumulative GPA between a 3.25-4.0.

 

Public Administration

Pi Alpha Alpha, The National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration

Membership in Pi Alpha Alpha is limited to persons who demonstrate academic achievement in public affairs and administration program in NASPAA member schools and/or outstanding public service, and who fall within the following classes: student, alumni, faculty and honorary. All memberships are national memberships with a local chapter affiliation. All categories of membership enjoy the same rights and privileges.
Each year, the Kean Chapter of PAA solicits nominations form amongst the leading graduate and undergraduate public administration majors on campus. The Chapter holds an annual induction dinner in the fall and a variety of networking and development activities over the course of the year.

Contact Dr. Craig Donovan for details.

 


 

 

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