Albers Clubs and Student Organizations

The Albers Consulting Association strives to provide students with opportunities and access needed to develop essential skills, foster professional networks, and approach real-world business challenges. Through workshops, case competitions, and guest speakers led by industry professionals, members gain valuable insights into the consulting industry. The ACA aims to equip members with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel in the competitive field of consulting.

The goal of the Investment Club is to give members a "real world" opportunity to learn about investing. The principal activity of the club is managing a portfolio of real dollars. In addition, the club studies various investment strategies, sponsors guest speakers, field trips to companies and organizations in the investment community, and other activities. University students from all academic majors are welcome to participate.

For students who have completed the two-course Undergraduate Leadership Development Program (BUAD 2820 and 2830). Benefits include membership within a network of Albers students seeking and holding leadership positions, connecting with an industry mentor in your junior year (rather than your senior year), and special recognition at graduation for your leadership contributions to student life.

AKPsi is the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the nation. Our chapter is the strongest in the Northwest region, as well as one of the strongest chapters nationwide. AKPsi aims to supplement your leadership and social skills before you enter the work force. AKPsi sponsors many social and educational events and takes on projects which aid the community and Albers School. Membership admittance occurs quarterly. All candidates take part in a fun and educational rush process.

The Seattle University American Marketing Association was founded in Fall 2013 as a way to connect students to the greater Seattle business community and taking marketing "beyond the classroom" through an interactive guest speaker series, corporate tours, networking events, workshops, hands-on projects, and case competitions. Additionally, we work closely with the Puget Sound professional AMA chapter to connect students with professionals in the greater Seattle area through monthly luncheons a

Where data connects. Our aim is to navigate the crossroads of Analytics, Data Science, and Business, engaging students with valuable real-world experiences, and fostering the development of skills in crafting data-driven insights, models, and everything in between. We will be hosting guest speakers, workshops, competitions, panels, and case projects. Students from any major are encouraged to join and participate!

Our chapter of the Beta Alpha Psi organization, Delta Eta, was started in 1973 and has been recognized as a superior chapter within the organization every year since 2001. Beta Alpha Psi is open to all accounting, finance, and business analytics majors or minors. We host weekly meetings for students to listen to professionals and meet the firms to discuss their experience and advice on developing their career and paths available for students.

Our focus is to nurture leaders who will redefine the terms "corporation" and "industry" through innovation, and create a community where individuals of color use their unique strengths to uplift their communities and cultures. We work to create an inclusive space for all.

The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage personal and professional development through outreach to the community, networks inside of Seattle University and the resources it offers, the professors and academia geared towards management, and spreading the word about value of the management major and its offerings.

NABA, Inc. is a nonprofit membership association dedicated to bridging the opportunity gap for Black Business Leaders in accounting, finance business, and entrepreneurship. Representing more than 10,000 Black Business Leaders in these fields, NABA advances people, careers, and the mission by providing education, resources, and meaningful career connections to professional and student members.

The Seattle University Economics Club provides academic and professional development for students with interest in Economics. We host a variety of events, game nights, presentations, and Q&A sessions for students interested in and studying Economics. Attend events and info sessions to learn about the Economics program track, network with professors and other students, and explore the world of Econ!

The SU Entrepreneurship Club mission is to empower and encourage students to cultivate their entrepreneur expertise and innovative business ideas by providing opportunities to engage with diverse entrepreneurs and communities. All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to join and participate in this club!

Here at Seattle University, we are focused on using the tools and activities set up by Toastmasters International to aid you in becoming exceptional communicators. This is achieved through the Toastmasters program, which centers around giving speeches on varying topics of your choice in a typical classroom setting. Membership in Toastmasters provides students with professional resources on speaking successfully and is a strong asset on a student’s resume.

A brave space for students to help each other advance in and navigate the world of business. We aim to expand career, leadership, and networking opportunities for women by bringing together female business leaders to host events, discuss relevant topics, and create networking space for student, alumni, and professionals. While the organization focuses on women in Albers, we welcome all students of Seattle University who share the common interests of empowering women in business.

By invitation only. Established in 1913, BGS is a national honor society for students majoring in business and management at schools accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, AACSB International. Only students ranked in the top 10% of their undergraduate program and the top 20% of their master's program are eligible for invitation to membership in Beta Gamma Sigma, which is extended each spring quarter.

The objectives of ODE are recognition of scholastic attainment and the honoring of outstanding achievements in economics; the establishment of closer ties between students and faculty in economics within colleges and universities and among colleges and universities. Admittance to ODE is based on the completion of four courses in Economics and the attainment of at least a "B" average. Students are inducted into the Society during the Winter quarter meetings of the Economics Advisory Board.