Our Student Advisory Council, comprised of presidents of all CSB student organizations, welcomes those interested in student run business organizations.
The knowledge and experience provided by these organizations represent a variety of personal and professional skills which have lifelong applications.
We encourage students seeking involvement to contact the organization's president or faculty advisor for further information.
The Student Advisory Council promotes leadership development interaction among UNCW business organizations and the UNCW community. This council acts as a coordinating council and provides a forum for effective and timely communication between business students and all business organizations. Comprised of presidents from recognized CSB student organizations, SAC is a coordinating council between CSB leadership, CSB student organizations and the CSB student body.
Faculty Advisors: CSB Dean Rob Burrus, Sara Kesler and Kimberly Newman
UNCW's AMA is representative of the American Marketing Association organization and provide students with the opportunity to connect and network with other marketers.
Our mission is to unify students and give them the opportunity to learn and gain hands-on experience in various areas of marketing. The club hosts a range of events, including workshops, international guest speakers, mock competitions held in the same format as the AMA competitions and professional development opportunities.
There will also be opportunities for students to compete with other schools and network by participating in various AMA events, where they will get the chance to put their marketing skills to the test and connect with people in the industry.
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Rika Spencer and Dr. Alexandra Krallman
President: Allison Robinson
The Business Student Council (BSC) is a student-led organization that provides opportunities for students pursuing business degrees at the university. BSC provides a platform for students to develop leadership skills, network with professionals in their field, and participate in events and activities that support their academic and professional goals. BSC also serves as a liaison between the business students and the university administration, working to address student concerns and promoting the interests of the business community. By participating in the BSC, business students at UNCW can get involved in the wider community, develop meaningful connections with their peers and industry professionals, and gain valuable experiences that will help them succeed in their careers.
Faculty Advisors: CSB Dean Rob Burrus, Sara Kesler and Kimberly Newman
President: Ella Vitaglione
BETA ALPHA PSI is an honorary organization for Financial Information students and professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems.
Faculty Advisors: Susan Hermanson and Ursula Ramsey
President: Carly Purgason
Vice President: Erica McDermott
The purpose of the UNCW Cyber Defense Club is twofold. First, it aims to provide an educational venue in which students can learn critical knowledge and skills needed to administer and defend computer networks and systems, and gives the opportunity to apply the theory and skills that students acquired in their information systems and computer science course work. Second, UNCW Cyber Defense Club will be joining the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC), which challenges students to defend network services against attacks by professional penetration testers. UNCW Cyber Defense Club will use the Regional and National Collegiate Cyber Security Competition (CCSC) competition as a metric of University of North Carolina Wilmington expertise maturation.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Geoff Stoker
President: Nycahri Griffin
Vice President: Ian Pena
The Entrepreneurship Club's mission is to foster the spirit of Entrepreneurship at UNCW and to engage area entrepreneurs and startup companies with the club. Members enjoy the benefits of entrepreneur speaker events, a rocket pitch event, business plan workshops, roundtable discussions, teaching entrepreneurship to K-12 students, and social/networking events in conjunction with the Center for Entrepreneurial Development. Having just been launched in January 2006 the club is being funded and run like a startup company.
Faculty Advisor: Jamie Stalfort
President: Trenton Shady
An award-winning student chapter affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and the Lower Cape Fear Human Resources Association, HRA provides educational, developmental and networking opportunities for students interested in human resource management. Membership is open to all students.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Andy Woolum
President: Prince Sorbito
MALO (Management and Leadership Organization) is an organization that allows students to develop their management and leadership skills by providing them with real-life business problems to solve. Through our consulting projects and leadership development workshops, students develop their professional literacy and become confident entering the workforce.
Co-Presidents: Njabba Ceesay and Nicole Baker
ISA is a student organization that represents students who have an interest in today's information technology trends. We hold meetings roughly every two weeks on Wednesday nights. Our purpose is to facilitate student to student networking as well as with fundraisers, facility tours and social events.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Chris Sibona.
President: Sophie Sonderegger
To allow students pursuing all degrees to enjoy an organization that exposes its members to the global business world.
Faculty Advisor: Karen Lynden, Tim Gardner
President: Alex Fill
Our objective is to empower, develop and prepare Latinx students to become successful business professionals once they leave UNCW. We focus on connecting students with the other professionals within the Wilmington community, specifically on the Latinx and business sectors. The organization will promote information literacy as well as good workplace and interview practices so that members will be well-prepared for their futures. Members will have the opportunity to network with UNCW staff and faculty and working closely with Centro Hispano through events and cultural resources, so that they may have a support system at the school and open doors to academic endeavors such as internships or research studies.
Faculty Advisor: Edelmira Segovia
President: Daniel Mendoza Perez
Vice President: Katie Leland
The MBAA seeks to enhance the MBA experience through guest speakers, networking and social activities. The group also sponsors an annual golf tournament to raise scholarships for MBA students.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Rebecca Guidice
President: Jason Hadaway
This chapter promotes awareness of economic issues and encourages student interest in economics and related fields.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Brandon Brice
President: Holly Spong
Vice President: Meghan Gregory
Omicron Delta Epsilon mission is to recognize scholastic attainment and honor outstanding achievements in economics.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Daniel Soques
ΠΣΕ is a non-profit fraternal corporation that functions as a collegiate organization of students who are interested in the advancement of marketing, selling and sales management as a career and profession.
Faculty Advisor: Stacie Waites
President: Parker Jackson
The purpose and objectives of the UNCW Real Estate Investment Club is to provide a nurturing and educational environment for students interested in gaining knowledge and connections in the real estate investment industry.
Faculty Advisor: Ed Graham
President: Graham White
Vice President: Cole Lippert
The purpose of this organization is to educate members on the different opportunities the sales industry offers and to further their skills. We urge participation in local, state, and regional sales competitions, and conventions to promote their professional growth and development. We have monthly meetings inviting speakers from different sales industries to help educate our members outside the classroom.
Faculty Advisor: Matt Lastner
President: Ella Vitaglione
SFA objectives are to collect, preserve, and disseminate knowledge and information with reference to the field of Finance while providing professional training for all students interested in these endeavors.
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Joe Farinella
President: Logan Davison
The mission of the Student Analytics & Supply Chain Association is to enhance student development through value added activities focused on manufacturing and transportation operations, analytical decision making processes and technology. The organization seeks to provide its members with opportunities to interact with colleagues and professionals in their chosen field of study. To foster these exchanges, SASCA is affiliated with national professional organization, the Association for Supply Chain Management (APICS). The club is open to all students.
President: Mason Denius
The purpose of this organization is to foster a community that supports its members by providing enriching opportunities for growth both personally and professionally by supporting the transition from college to the professional workforce, creating connections with alumni, networking with business professionals, mentoring, and providing volunteering and fundraising experience.
Faculty Advisor: Fredrika Spencer
President: Isabel Brunner
Vice President: Mallory Lowe