All clubs and organizations outside of BSBA student government are open to students of all years and majors.
Accounting Club
Established in fall 2009, the student-run Undergraduate Accounting Club (UAC) helps UNC undergraduates explore and prepare for a career in accounting. The organization arranges professional development workshops, academic roundtables discussions, and networking opportunities with accounting firms both big and small. Whether you are a Freshman trying to decide on a major, or a Senior thinking of applying to the Master of Accounting program, this club is geared towards anyone interested in the world of accounting. Contact president Dale Johnson at or visit http://studentorgs.unc.edu/UAC/ for more information.
The International Association of Students Interested in Economics and Business Management (AIESEC)
AIESEC is an international, non-political, student-managed educational association that is comprised of students interested in global economics and management. The organization was founded to increase global awareness and cultural understanding, and it strives to achieve this goal through an international internship exchange program and community education projects. Members of AIESEC also have the opportunity to meet and work with CEOs of major corporations, as well as to gain practical, hands-on training in marketing, networking, communications, management and fund raising. Contact president Katie Leung at for more information.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Alpha Kappa Psi conducts professional programs such as business field trips, seminars, career activities and research surveys. In addition, service to the School and the community is encouraged. Contact president Jeff Williams at for more information.
Undergraduate Business Student Government
The BSBA Student Government serves as a catalyst organization that encourages BSBA use of each resource available at Kenan-Flagler Business School including all students, faculty, organizations, and forms of technology. Contact president Ganesh Raj at for more information.
Campus Smart Initiative
The Campus Smart Initiative seeks to promote the availability and access to financial education for students. The organization can provide non-biased education and information for students as part of a community effort to improve overall student financial literacy. Contact president Dexter Blackwell at for more information.
Carolina Women in Business
Carolina Women in Business is dedicated to promoting the advancement of women in the business world through through professional development, community outreach, campus involvement, and social opportunities. Contact president Christy Anthony at for more information.
Consulting Club
The Consulting Club connects students interested in management consulting and through networking and preparation helps them land a job therein. Contact president Stephen Meyer at for more information.
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi is a coed business fraternity that offers business students the opportunity to emerge from Kenan-Flagler as well-rounded graduates with the credentials needed to be successful in today's job market. Delta Sigma Pi offers participation in professional activities, community service projects and social events. Contact president Alex Austin at for more information.
Finance Club
The purpose of the Finance Club is to increase student awareness of career paths in the financial services industry and provide networking and educational opportunities relating to finance. Contact president Will Ficken at for more information.
International Business Club
For international students, the International Business Club provides a strong, supportive community to enhance their experience of UNC and American cultures. For UNC students, the club enhances the global understanding of Kenan-Flagler students by exposing them to a variety of cultures, languages, and experiences from around the world. Contact president Monisha Kumar at for more information.
Marketing Club
The Marketing Club educates, prepares and inspires club members for a successful marketing career and further establishes UNC Kenan-Flagler as a top tier undergraduate business program. Contact president Thomas Daniels at for more information.
Minority Business Student Alliance (MBSA)
The MBSA seeks to unite African Americans and other minority students who are interested in business administration, economics, industrial relations and other business-related disciplines. Students are brought together with business professionals and faculty members who advise on career and educational opportunities. Contact president Dale Johnson at for more information.
Net Impact Undergraduate Club
Net Impact Undergraduate exists to cultivate values-driven business leaders by equipping and empowering them to be social and environmental change-makers as they enter the workforce. Contact president Will Roberts at for more information.
Real Estate Club
The Undergraduate Real Estate Club is founded for the purpose of educating undergraduates in the career of Real Estate. Our objectives are to coordinate presentations, discussions, social events, and related group activities around Real Estate. Contact president Kevin North at for more information.
UNC Investment Society
The UNC Investment Society is an educational club that strives to enlighten its members in the area of personal finance and in the increasingly complex array of investment tools. The club manages the US $50,000 IJL Wachovia Fund portfolio. The club also provides a detailed look at possible career paths for undergraduates who seek a career in the financial services industry. Contact president Matt Miller at for more information.