Clubs
The School of Business offers a variety of student clubs that serve as forums where students with similar interests are joined together. Each club is geared towards relationship building, networking, and improving communication. Club leaders are also encouraged to participate in leadership development with the Office of Student Success.
As a member of the Accounting Club, students are introduced to the many service opportunities in the accounting field. Not only does the Accounting Club provide students a forum for networking and meeting other accounting majors, but through membership, students are also exposed to potential employment opportunities. The Accounting Club hosts a number of guest speakers and special events throughout the semester, to connect students, not only to the industry, but to one another.
The goal of the Finance and Investing Club is to promote financial literacy and to expose members to markets, investing, and other topics through hands on experience and discussion. The club manages the Schaffernoth Student Managed Investment Fund, which is open to first – year LFSB students and all students from around campus interested in investing or knowing more about investing.
College FBLA is the collegiate branch of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). It’s essentially a student organization for college students interested in business, leadership, entrepreneurship, and career development.
As a member of the marketing club, you will be educated and exposed to a vast majority of opportunities that are presented in the marketing field and how this connects you with ALL majors. “Mission with a Vision” is the club’s motto, and this motto is represented well through the Marketing Club’s efforts to serve other students as well as the local community. The Marketing club provides future opportunity through our networking of education, speakers, the American Marketing Association (AMA Raleigh).
The PGMSA serves as a communication link for all of its students. The objectives of the PGMSA are to promote the interests of the PGA Golf Management Program and to satisfy the needs of its members. Through involvement with the association, the students learn to excel in all areas; in the classroom, on the golf course, and in the community. Our pledge to our members is to achieve a greater unity while we acquire a better understanding of the golf industry.
The Women in Business Club at Campbell University connects female business students with opportunities to grow personally and professionally through networking, mentorship, leadership development, and career exploration. The club creates a supportive community where students can build meaningful relationships with peers, alumni, and business professionals while gaining confidence and practical skills for their future careers.
Honor Societies
As a member of an honor society, a student is recognized at a local or national level for scholastic excellence, leadership, and outstanding character. Honor society membership proves to be a great achievement that is highly regarded by businesses and employers alike.
The Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society recognizes and honors outstanding achievements in economics. The society establishes closer ties between students and faculty in economics within colleges and universities throughout the nation. For more information visit the Omicron Delta Epsilon website.
Gamma Iota Sigma is an international business fraternity dedicated to developing students interested in careers within insurance, risk management, and actuarial science. Through industry speakers, networking events, professional development opportunities, and engagement with insurance professionals, members gain valuable exposure to the many career paths available throughout the industry. Our chapter provides students with opportunities to build professional connections, strengthen their industry knowledge, and prepare for successful careers in risk management and insurance.