Office Of Student Retention And Academic Success

Alpha Kappa Psi 
A national business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi conducts professional programs and field trips, while helping its members to gain experience in organization, administration, management, leadership, public relations and service. Regular meetings are held throughout the academic year.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Gary Insch, 419-530-2440, ST 3029
President: Ahmad Farah

AMA (American Marketing Association)
The UT collegiate chapter of AMA provides opportunities for marketing majors as well as students interested in marketing to learn some of the essential skills and principles of marketing management and to network with students, local businesses, and marketing leaders from around the region. Chapter meetings are held every other week and are open to all interested students.

APICS (American Production and Inventory Control Society)
The mission of APICS is to promote the professional practice of materials management, production planning, and other related functions. Regular meetings are held on campus throughout the academic year, and students from all majors are encouraged to attend.

Co-Advisor: Dr. Fred Ahren, 419-530-2987, ST 4029 
Faculty Advisor: Dr. P.S. Sundar, 419-530-2456, ST 4019 
President: Cory Tressler

AITP (Association of IT Professionals)
This organization disseminates information about the use of computers in business to students of any major interested in the use of technology. Each semester there are several meetings which may include guest speakers and business tours. AITP also sponsors seminars and workshops on topics such as software, PC repair and maintenance, and network installation.

Faculty Advisor: Teresa Keefe, 419-530-2493, ST 4017
President:  Andrew Litigot
Meeting Schedules: https://www.tinyurl.com/UTAITP

Beta Alpha Psi 
Founded in 1919, this national accounting fraternity was established to promote the study and practice of accounting while recognizing outstanding academic achievements in the field. Members are actively involved in the University and Toledo communities in a variety of ways. It complements members' formal education by providing interaction with other students, faculty, and professionals. Beta also fosters lifelong growth, service, and ethical conduct. Beta Alpha Psi serves as a conduit for student members to gain internships and ultimately professional careers. To join, you must have completed one accounting class. So students at the sophomore level or higher are eligible to join Beta. All are welcome to attend our meetings. If you have any question, contact:

Video: Beta Alpha Psi

Beta Gamma Sigma
Beta Gamma Sigma is an International Honor Society that focuses on encouraging and honoring students who excel academically. BGS strives to enrich the lives of its members through the founding principles and values of honor and integrity, pursuit of wisdom, earnestness, and service. This Honor Society is an invitation based membership given to the top 10% of Juniors, 10% of Seniors, and 20% Graduate Students.

Faculty Advisor: Kimberly Nigem, ST 2012, 419-530-4687
President: Yana Khabina
Email: UtoledoBetaGammaSigma@Gmail.com

Family Business Student Association
This organization will provide students with a hands on knowledge of what it takes to own/manage a business. They will be active in networking events and gain inside access to real life experiences in the business world. Here students will get one-on-one business professional help on future endeavors. 
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Staff Advisor: Angie Jones, 419-530-4422, SB 2200
President: Katie Chryst

FMA (Financial Management Association) 
The UT student chapter of FMA holds regular meetings throughout the academic year focusing on careers and opportunities in finance. The organization is open to interested students from all majors. FMA sponsors a trip to Chicago each spring to the Futures and Options Exchange.
UToledo FMA Chapter

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Pavel Teterin, 419-530-2437, ST 4012 
President: Ali Abouhmed
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IBA (International Business Association)
The International Business Association sponsors many programs and activities throughout the academic year and is open to students from all majors. IBA regularly invites guest speakers to campus and takes trips to various sites around Toledo to learn more about international business.

Faculty Advisor: Carol Sullinger, 419-530-2397, ST 3019 
President: Khoi Ho

Pi Sigma Epsilon
This professional fraternity is especially for students interested in sales, sales management, and marketing. Pi Sigma Epsilon was created to promote marketing and sales as careers, and today is identified as one of the greatest impact forces training students for and encouraging them to enter these fields.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Katy Johnson, 419-530-2287, ST 3015
President: Hanna Capell

Searles Ambassadors
This honorary group was created in tribute to Dr. Clair Searles, the first dean of the College of Business (1930-1958). Membership for this organization is an application and interview process that takes place in the spring semester of each academic school year. Specific requirements are set in order to become a Searles Ambassador and represent approximately one percent of the College of Business.

Staff Advisor: Darlene Stevens, 419-530-2087, ST 1022B
President: Corey Kohler
Email: Searles Ambassadors

SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management)
The UT student chapter of SHRM provides students with the opportunities for professional development and a means to network with human resource managers. Members include a variety of business and non-business majors, and regular meetings are open to all interested students.

Website: http://utshrm.org/
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/UT-SHRM/279617805398795

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jenell Wittmer, 419-530-2264, ST 2013; 
President: Laurie Britt

SHARP (Student Held Assets Return Portfolio)
This organization will provide a hands-on investing environment for the students of the University of Toledo by offering them an active role in investment research and portfolio management. Students interested in the field of investments will be given the opportunity to use the knowledge acquired and apply it by actively investing it the various financial markets. Local professionals will be invited to speak and share their career experiences. This organization will also seek to compete in national investment research competitions. All UT students, regardless of major, interested in the field of investments will have the opportunity to join.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ozcan Sezer, 419-530-2367, ST 4046
President: Michael Rankin