The following is a list of the Davis School of Business student organizations:
Accounting Club
The accounting club helps prepare accounting students for immediate employment upon graduation.
Dr. Gary Hypes: [email protected]
970.248.1680
Business Reading Club
The Davis School of Business Reading Club helps students familiarize themselves with business practitioner books and best practices.
Dr. Tevfik Demirciftci: [email protected]
970.248.1137
Hospitality Management Club
Hospitality Club acquires knowledge about the hospitality industry while networking with professionals and fellow students. It also provides the opportunity to become a member of the Colorado Hotel & Lodging Association.
Dr. Tevfik Demirciftci: [email protected]
970.248.1137
Landman/Energy Management Club (LEM)
LEM Club promotes the highest standards of performance for all land professionals and students, to advance their stature and to encourage sound stewardship of energy and mineral resources. It also promotes networking with professionals in the landman/energy management field.
Mr. Steven Soychak: [email protected]
970.248.1246
Marketing Club
Marketing Club communicates with students, faculty, and community stakeholders about events and opportunities within the Davis School of Business.
Dr. Dongjun Rew: [email protected]
970.248.1188
Entrepreneurship Club
Entrepreneurship club explores creative and innovative ideas and gives members the opportunity to meet the people who bring them to life.
Ms. Georgann Jouflas: [email protected]
970.248.1925
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
In today's highly competitive business environment it takes more than just a business degree to succeed - it requires business shrewdness, leadership skills, and technical knowledge. This is where FBLA excels. By taking advantage of the many programs FBLA offers, students acquire the skills that will set them apart from the average graduate. Members learn through participating in a variety of activities that help them build their abilities, while contributing to the improvement of the community in which they live, their school, and their chapter. Members have the opportunity to compete at the state and national level.
Mr. Tyler Liff: [email protected]
970.248.2008
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Joining SHRM Club gives you a joint membership with our sponsor, the Western Colorado Human Resource Association. This allows student members to attend monthly luncheons that offer networking opportunities, at a discount. Your SHRM membership will also allow access to the SHRM website, a comprehensive database of HR related information.
Dr. Christi Sanders Via: [email protected]
970.248.1120
Student Investment Advisory Committee
The Student Investment Advisory Committee manages a $100,000 investment portfolio and promotes financial literacy amongst CMU students.
Dr. Yen-Sheng Lee: [email protected]
970.248.1138
Volunteer Income Tax Assitance (VITA)
VITA assists Western slope residents in preparing and filing their tax returns. VITA is affiliated with the IRS and allows for E-filing of returns for qualifying tax returns.
Starting the last week of January and through the first week of March, appointments can be arranged by calling 970.248.1395. Voicemail on this line is monitored daily and calls are generally returned on the next business day.
Dr. Gary Hypes: [email protected]
970.248.1680
Women in Business
Women in Business helps foster support for women in their careers and goals.
Mrs. Kristen McGee: [email protected]
970.248.1720