Associations and events (but not limited to) that can be used for the Professional Development
Scholarship.
Association
The National
Black MBA
Association®
(NBMBAA)
About
The National
Black MBA
Association®
(NBMBAA) was
founded in 1970
at a two-day
conference held
at the University
of Chicago, by a
group of African
American MBA
students, faculty,
advisors, and
businessmen. The
purposes of the
Association are:
The
encouragement
of career
independence for
African American
business
professionals;
The promotion of
African American
intellectual and
economic wealth
and
empowerment,
and;
The professional
advancement of
African American
business
professionals.
Comprised of
African American
and minority
business
professionals
from across the
world, the
Membership
fees
Student
Membership$75.00
Link
http://www.nbmbaa.org/Default.aspx
Association is a
business force
boasting U.S. and
international
members and
corporate
partners. The
Association has
awarded over $5
million dollars in
scholarships to
minority students
participating in
both
undergraduate
and graduate
programs around
the world. Today,
the membership
is over 9,000 and
the Association
has expanded its
outreach to
include 46
chapters and 28
collegiate
chapters.
At the NBMBAA®,
empowering
professionals
through strategic
business forces is
fundamental to
our character and
the way we
represent our
members.
We have created
numerous ways
for our members
to contribute to
our commitment
of fostering
intellectual and
economic wealth
for the
communities in
which we
empower, work,
and serve. Take
some time to
peruse our
website to learn
about all of the
fascinating
programs that we
have to offer.
The Association of
MBAs (AMBA)
AscendNAAMBA
(National
Association of
Asian MBAs)
The Association
of MBAs (AMBA)
is the
international
impartial
authority on
postgraduate
business
education,
established in
1967 by a small
group of business
graduates with
the aim to raise
the profile of
business
education and the
MBA qualification
in UK and Europe.
Established in
2011, the
National
Association of
Asian MBAs
(NAAMBA),
Ascend’s national
nonprofit
organization for
MBA
professionals and
students,
provides
Competent,
Committed,
Competitive, and
Collaborative
global MBA
leaders to fulfill
Graduate
Membership$221.00 / Year
http://www.mbaworld.com/en/About-us.aspx
http://www.ascendnaamba.org/
FULL-TIME
MBA/GRADUATE
STUDENT - $25 per
year*
diverse talent
pipelines.
National
Association of
Women MBAs
(NAWMBA)
MBA Association
The National
Association of
Women MBAs
(NAWMBA) is a
not-for-profit
organization
dedicated to
empowering
female business
professionals, to
assisting women
into leadership
positions in
business, and to
enhancing the
diversity of the
workforce
worldwide. We
serve four related
client groups:
female MBA
students, female
business
professionals and
MBA-level
entrepreneurs,
universities and
corporate
partners.
The MBA
Association
empowers its
member
professionals to
define, enhance
and market their
personal brand to
colleagues,
clients,
competitors and
the business
world at large.
http://www.mbawomen.org/
Student member
Annual Fee: $30.00
http://www.mbaassociation.org/index.php
Your brand is
your identity.
Your experiences,
interests and
actions all help to
define it.
Whereas that
identity was
previously only
known to those
whom you knew
yourself, in
today's digital
age, anyone may
perceive you
through what
they may learn of
you on the
Internet.
Accounting
Association
Alpha Kappa Psi Honor Society for
Accounting
Majors
Beta Alpha Psi is
an honorary and
professional
fraternity for
accounting,
finance and
information
systems majors.
Its stated purpose
includes
recognizing
scholastic and
professional
excellence in the
fields of
accounting,
finance or
information
systems with the
provision of
opportunities for
self-development
and association
among members
and practicing
business
professionals; an
encouragement
of a sense of
ethical, social and
public
responsibility.
American
Marketing
Association
The American
Marketing
Association
provides students
with a variety of
opportunities
that enhance
their education
experience at
CSUSB. Our
university chapter
of the AMA is a
student – run
marketing club
that provides
students with
unique
opportunities and
training for
careers in
marketing. The
club was named
Outstanding
Student
Organization for
the 2012-2013
academic year for
CSUSB. Further,
the CSUSB
chapter placed
3rd in the AMA
Saves Lives video
contest
nationwide and
was awarded
Excellence in
Chapter Planning
award at the
annual AMA
http://marketing.csusb.edu/clubsOrganizations.html
International
Collegiate
Conference in
New Orleans in
2013.
American
Production &
Inventory Control
Society (APICS)
APICS is the
leading
professional
association for
supply chain and
operations
management and
the premier
provider of
research,
education and
certification
programs that
elevate end-toend supply chain
excellence,
innovation and
resilience. APICS
Certified in
Production and
Inventory
Management
(CPIM) and APICS
Certified Supply
Chain
Professional
(CSCP)
designations set
the industry
standard. With
over 37,000
members and
more than 250
international
partners, APICS is
http://www.apics.org/
transforming the
way people do
business, drive
growth and reach
global customers.
Beta Alpha Psi National
Scholastic
Fraternity for
Financial
Information
Professionals
Beta Gamma
Sigma -Scholastic
Honor Society
Recognized by
AACSB
Beta Gamma
Sigma is the
honor society
serving business
programs
accredited by
AACSB
International The Association
to Advance
Collegiate Schools
of Business.
Membership in
Beta Gamma
Sigma is the
highest
recognition a
business student
anywhere in the
world can receive
in a business
program
accredited by
AACSB
International.
The Mission of
the International
Honor Society
Beta Gamma
Financial
Management
Association
Sigma is to
encourage and
honor academic
achievement in
the study of
business, to
foster personal
and professional
excellence, to
advance the
values of the
Society, and to
serve its lifelong
members.
the Financial
Management
Association
International
(FMA) is a global
leader in
developing and
disseminating
knowledge about
financial decision
making. FMA's
mission is to
broaden the
common interests
between
academicians and
practitioners,
provide
opportunities for
professional
interaction
between and
among
academicians,
practitioners and
students,
promote the
development and
understanding of
basic and applied
research and of
sound financial
practices, and to
enhance the
http://www.fma.org/
quality of
education in
finance.
Information
Security Club
Korean Business
Student
Association
The Information
Security club is
open to all majors
and meets weekly
throughout the
quarter. The club
gives student the
chance to
practice skills in
the Information
Assurance and
Security
Management
research lab,
attend events,
and become a
member of the
national
Information
Systems Security
Association
(ISSA).
The Korean
Student
Association is to
promote
awareness of
Korean culture, to
coordinate and
promote activities
leading to
betterment of
Korean Students
at CSUSB, and to
build a network
among Korean
Student
Association
alumni. Further,
Korean Student
Association aims
to foster
interaction and
partnership with
http://iasm.csusb.edu/resources/infosec.html
http://korea.csusb.edu/
Korean Student
Associations of
other universities
and Korean
American
community.
Latino Business
Student
Association
Master in
Accounting and
Finance
Association
Society for
Human Resource
Management
The Latino
Life-time
Business Student memberships fee Association was
$41.67
established in
1998 in an effort
to promote
diversity at the
Haas School of
Business and the
corporate world.
LBSA abides by
this mission by
providing
resources to
underrepresented
students such as
academic
assistance,
exposure to an
extensive
network,
scholarships and
more.
http://www.lbausa.com/
Founded in 1948,
the Society for
Human Resource
Management
(SHRM) is the
world’s largest HR
membership
organization
devoted to
human resource
management.
Representing
more than
http://www.shrm.org/pages/default.aspx
Taiwanese
Business Student
Association
275,000 members
in over 160
countries, the
Society is the
leading provider
of resources to
serve the needs
of HR
professionals and
advance the
professional
practice of human
resource
management.
SHRM has more
than 575
affiliated chapters
within the United
States and
subsidiary offices
in China, India
and United Arab
Emirates.
The Taiwanese
Student
Association at
California State
University, San
Bernardino is an
organization that
helps students
from Asia adapt
to the culture and
lifestyle of
Southern
California. Our
mission is to
support students
in building
valuable
networks, longlasting
relationships and
cultural
exchanges. We
welcome every
student, faculty
member,
association, or
club member at
CSUSB to join in
on our events and
activities.
Conference
Executive MBA
Largest Mixer
Events
Description
Cost
The Executive
Up to $150.00
MBA Council
advances
executive
education
worldwide in a
number of ways –
through its
partnerships,
conference, and
research and
outreach
activities.
Join Inland
$20 per person at
Empire chambers
the door but if you
and business
are an MBA student
organizations for
and you notify
the ultimate
Auvenida Pena at
business
ampena@csusb.edu
networking
that you would like
event! Mix and
to go then it will be
mingle with
free for you.
business people
representing
hundreds of
industries and
companies in and
around the Inland
Empire. Inland
Empire's Largest
Mixer® is a great
opportunity to
reach small to
large companies,
meet new clients
and learn how the
different
chambers of
commerce and
business
organizations can
Site
http://www.emba.org/conference.htm
http://www.largestmixer.com/
make your
business grow.
Diversity MBA
Admissions
Conference
(DMAC)
The Diversity
MBA Admissions
Conference
(DMAC) is an
annual event in
Los Angeles that
connects talented
diverse,
underrepresented
and underserved
candidates who
wish to pursue a
degree in
business with
Admissions
Directors at toptier business
school. The
conference allows
attendees to
interact directly
with MBA
Admissions
Directors from
the country’s top
business schools,
learn about the
MBA Admissions
process and the
relative strengths
of the attending
business school’s
curriculum and
student culture.
The conference
has continually
helped connect
and place
participants with
top-tier MBA
programs.
General Admission $100.00
http://www.riordanalumni.com/
Network After
Work
Network After
Work is a national
business and
social networking
event company
with over 500,000
members. Events
are hosted every
one to two
months in 42
locations
throughout the
U.S with plans to
expand
internationally in
late 2014. Events
cater to
professionals who
want to expand
their network and
create new
business
opportunities.
Network After
Work events take
place in each
city's top nightlife
destinations and
range in size from
100-1000.
Events draw a
diverse mix of
professionals
from all industries
and career levels
and provide a
relaxed
atmosphere to
market yourself
and your
company.
Up to $20.00
http://www.networkafterwork.com/