Student organizations

Find your community in CBE

No matter your major, you’ll find a business or economics-related student organization that matches your interests and connects you with like-minded peers. These organizations offer valuable opportunities to network, develop professionally and strengthen your leadership skills.

But don't take our word for it, here's what students have to say:

Explore College of Business and Economics student organizations:

• Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) — U of I Latinx students support each other and find unique career advice, mentoring and opportunities in ALPFA. Non-Latinx students are welcome and are encouraged to join. (ENGAGE link here)
• Barker Trading Club — This finance club for active traders is open to all U of I majors.
• Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) — Financial information students and professionals can join this honorary organization.
• Davis Student Investment Management Group — Gain hands-on experience in real-life investment decisions in the Davis Group.
• Economics Club — Connect with students who share an interest in economic issues, trends and policies.
• Entrepreneurship Club — Engage in educational opportunities and network with professionals.
• MIS Club — Designed for students interested in management information systems or information technology.
• PGA Club — Connect with peers and prepare for a career in golf on and off the course.
• Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) Chapter — Prepare for a career in human resources, connect with HR professionals, build leadership skills and network in this U of I chapter. (ENGAGE link here)
• Women in Business Club — Open to all, this club regularly hosts guest speakers, networking and travel opportunities.

Select any organization to learn more about how to join. If you didn’t find a group that fits, contact Britnee Christen, the student engagement coordinator, at christen@uidaho.edu to explore how to create a new organization.