Undergraduate Clubs
All clubs and organizations outside of the Student Leadership Council (SLC) are open to undergraduate students of all years and majors.
The purpose of the Undergraduate Accounting Club is to be the primary accounting resource for all undergraduate students interested in the field. We provide informational sessions that familiarize students with the profession and help them explore other relevant topics. We strive to help students prepare for a career in accounting by offering networking events with accounting professionals.
Contact the club president, Laila Caines, or visit the UNC Undergraduate Accounting Club Facebook Group for more information.
Ascend seeks to create a community for (but not limited to) Pan-Asian aspiring professionals where they have access to a wide variety of resources through professional development and social opportunities to advance their future careers.
Contact the club president, Maddy Chen and Rithika Vasa, for more information and to learn more about joining.
The Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA) seeks to empower and develop Latino men and women as leaders of character for the nation, in every sector of the global economy.
Contact club president, Valery Orellana, for more information.
The Bandana Project is a program driven by student volunteers dedicated to preventing suicide by promoting help-seeking behavior and increasing awareness of vital suicide prevention and mental health resources.
Contact club president, Akum Dhillon, for more information.
The Business Cares Club’s purpose is to support three different local non-profits, Super Cooper’s Little Red Wagon, PORCH Chapel Hill, and Compass Center, through fundraising and volunteering events. We seek members who are passionate about making a positive impact on the community, and as a club we give students the opportunity to give back to the causes they care about through hands-on experiences as well as charitable efforts.
Contact club co-presidents, Izzie Gosling and Mackenzie Swartz, for more information.
The Business Technology Club connects with financial institutions, corporations, marketing firms and fin-tech companies to organize campus presentations exploring consumer technology adoption trends. It aids you in understanding how businesses leverage technology to operate more efficiently. By providing you with opportunities to network directly with companies and individuals, the Business Technology Club it eases your transition into the internship and job search.
Contact club president, Bernie Chen, or visit the UNC Busi-Tech website for more information.
Carolina Case Challenge (CCC) is UNC Kenan-Flagler’s flagship intercollegiate case competition and is a 100% student-run initiative. At CCC, undergraduate students across multiple universities work to solve real business problems and present recommendations to real companies. Past firm and client sponsors include Ernst & Young, Boston Consulting Group, Royal Caribbean and Bloomin’ Brands.
Interested students have two ways to get involved. Students interested in a leadership role can apply to the CCC executive committee and help plan and execute event operations. Students interested in the competition aspect have the opportunity to create a team and apply to represent UNC in the actual competition.
The UNC Real Estate Club educates undergraduates in the career of real estate. We coordinate presentations, discussions, social events and related group activities around Real Estate.
Contact club co-presidents, Adam Lee and Will Hardesty, or visit the Real Estate Club website for more information.
The Carolina Sport Business Club is a student-run organization dedicated to providing professional development opportunities for UNC students interested in a career within the Sports-Business industry. With our mission of “collaborations and connections” we routinely host industry professionals at club meetings, provide career resources, utilize our vast network of club and school alumni, visit sports venues across the country, and much more. Our membership is open to all undergraduates.
Contact club co-presidents, Rita Liu, Maddie Peronto, and Brody Longacre, or visit our website to learn more.
Carolina Women in Business is dedicated to promoting the advancement of women in the business world through professional development, community outreach, campus involvement and social opportunities.
Contact club co-president, Simone Mahoney and Parnikaa Thumu, or visit the Carolina Women in Business website for more information.
The Community, Equity and Inclusion (CEI) Board aims to foster community at UNC Kenan-Flagler while embracing our diversities and talents. While we are a student-led organization, we work hand-in-hand with the Undergraduate Business Program to enact change within the program.
Contact club co-presidents, Matthew Brewbaker and Nora Elsayed, or visit the CEI Board website for more information.
The Consulting Club‘s mission is to get as many of its members into the consulting positions that are right for them. We inform you about the industry, connect you with a wide variety of firms, and prepare you for the recruitment process through professional development workshops and social events. Throughout this process, we strive to help you build a lifetime network, critical for career success in the consulting world.
Contact club presidents, Anaisa Acharya and Jack Bodell, or visit the Consulting Club website for more information.
Consult Your Community (CYC) at UNC-Chapel Hill provides pro bono student consulting to small businesses, nonprofits, and startups in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area. This club is a great opportunity to gain hands-on business experience, hone problem-solving and teamwork skills, meet mentors and friends, compete in case competitions, and workshops with firms! We work mainly with low-income and/or minority-owned businesses; diversity, equity, and inclusion are important to us.
Contact club presidents, William Dahl, or visit the CYC-UNC website for more information.
The primary focus of Diverse Abilities in Business (DAB) is to create and foster a community for neurodivergent and disabled students in business at UNC. DAB will hold informational sessions about current economic trends, employers in financial fields, networking events, and guides to recruitment in various financial industries. Furthermore, DAB will hold a speaker series from neurodivergent and disabled professionals in business-related fields to expose members to prominent figures in business who have overcome challenges related to identifying as neurodivergent and/or disabled. Finally, DAB seeks to increase awareness and support neurodivergent and disabled students in business as well as educate allies about how to advocate for their neurodivergent and disabled peers and thrive in business upon graduation from Carolina.
Contact club president, Arjun Suri, for more information.
Eta Omega Chi is the first and the only East Asian professional fraternity established at UC Berkeley. We strive to build an elite community to share exclusive resources and opportunities. Our goals to pursue entrepreneurship and build lifelong brotherhood make us distinctive amongst East Asian student organizations in the United States. We aim to build a profound community that supports and encourages each other to succeed in the business industry and beyond.
Contact club president, Hongbo Wei, for more information.
The Family Business Club provides the opportunity for students both from family businesses and those looking to work in a family-owned company to connect and learn from each other and family business leaders.
Contact club president, Ashton Hernandez, or visit the Family Business Club website for more information.
The purpose of the UNC Finance Society is to increase your awareness of career paths in the financial services industry and provide networking and educational opportunities relating to finance.
Contact club presidents, Beckett Kreter and Mason Kumiega or visit the UNC Finance Society website for more information.
Future Business Leaders of America–Phi Beta Lambda Chapter (FBLA-PBL) is the largest career student business organization in the world. Each year, FBLA-PBL helps over 230,000 members develop key leadership, communication, and collaborative skills needed for careers in any area of expertise. We focus on community service, development workshops, team-building, fundraising, competitive events and much more. We continually build new relations with businesses to provide members exclusive recruiting events, scholarship opportunities and closer relationships to corporations.
Contact club presidents, Logan Sims and Srinithi Srinivas, or visit the Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda website for more information.
The Undergraduate International Business Club builds a community for students who are interested in global business insights and dedicates to help them become global business leaders. It provides career development activities tailored to international students, including but not limited to resume workshops and speaker series where international alumni share their career experiences in the U.S. or abroad. It also offers programs and events that enrich students understanding of the latest international business trends.
Contact club co-presidents, Siddhant Rao and Alana Sadler for more information and to learn more about joining.
The International Development Research Club (IDRC@UNC) aims to equip UNC students – future business leaders and international policy makers – with knowledge and inspiration to support the developing world’s economic growth. We want UNC alumni to look toward developing countries for investment opportunities that make financial sense for their organizations and serve the target country’s growth without disrupting their political/social/cultural structures. This club aims to be a center for globally minded students who want to improve the living standards of developing countries.
For more information, check out our LinkedIn, Instagram, or contact our club president, Emerson Anvari.
The Marketing Club supports proactive students interested in the field of marketing. By combining classroom knowledge with the resources made available to us by UNC Kenan-Flagler, we provide real experiences for our engaged members through case competitions, guest lectures and recruiting events.
Contact club co-presidents, Arya Ranjan and Max Trenz, or visit the Marketing Club website for more information.
The Minority Business Student Alliance (MBSA) seeks to unite minority students who are interested in business administration, economics, industrial relations and other business-related disciplines. We bring you together with business professionals and faculty members who advise on career and educational opportunities.
Contact club co-presidents, Nora Elsayed and Donovan Gill, for more information.
Moneythink is a community service organization that promotes and teaches financial literacy to students of all ages. Through interaction in our local community and beyond, Moneythink aims to teach finance concepts from the basics of budgeting and saving to tax preparation and investment management. Our students gain important knowledge and then spread it to those who need it most.
Contact club presidents, James Tillman and Rahul Shenoy, for more information, and request to join our club on Heel Life.
The Non-Profit & Public Sector club provides networking, academic, and volunteer opportunities to students interested in a variety of career fields relating to government or non-profit work. We are open to all UNC students who would like to learn more about this sector of business!
Contact club president, Meilin Washington, for more information.
The Operations Club serves the needs of undergraduate students interested in the operations discipline or operations-related careers. Our goal is to educate you on operations careers, provide connections to potential employers and faculty resources and foster an environment of intellectual curiosity and practical guidance to better prepare for your careers and lives beyond college. We combine the operations concepts and knowledge you gain in the classroom with hands-on, real-life experience through facility tours, guest speakers, recruiting events, interactive activities, case competitions and meet-and-greets with operations faculty and alumni in the field.
Contact club president, Naman Dugar, or visit the Operations Club website for more information.
Pi Sigma Epsilon is a well-connected and diverse national organization that promotes the learning of sales, management, and marketing in a business manner. It will allow students to utilize national connections to learn about these objectives in a fruitful and diverse environment. Through volunteer projects in the local community and opportunities to compete on a national scale in case competitions, PSE offers opportunities to hone presentation and critical thinking skills.
Contact club vice president, Landri Bigham, or visit the Pi Sigma Epsilon national website to learn more.
Pride@KFBS serves as the Undergraduate Business Program’s LGBTQ+ organization. We seek to increase LGBTQ+ visibility at UNC Kenan-Flagler and establish a sense of community for LGBTQ+ students and allies interested in business. Additionally, we connect students to LGBTQ-friendly employers and provide extensive professional development opportunities specific to the needs of LGBTQ+ students in business. Our organization welcomes allies to show support and partake in educational events, which provides them the tools to become a better ally.
Contact club president, John Swinea, for more information or if you have questions.
Scholars of Finance is a rapidly growing organization on a mission to inspire character and integrity in the finance leaders of tomorrow. We seek to solve the world’s largest problems by investing in undergraduate students through leadership development, mentorship, and the active support of hundreds of purpose-driven finance executives and investors.
Contact club president, Alejandro Hererra, for more information.
This organization will be the UNC Chapel Hill Colony of Sigma Eta Pi, a professional co-ed fraternity devoted to transforming individuals into driven and innovative entrepreneurs. Members will be supported through the start-up process with access to instructional workshops, informative speakers, and a vast network of skilled venturers.
Contact club president, Keira Berkaw, for more information.
The Social Entrepreneurship Club intends to create a collaborative community for undergraduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill who are passionate about entrepreneurship or simply want to explore entrepreneurship.
Contact club co-presidents, Andrea Barbero and Alex Lakatta, for more information.
The Student Leadership Council is led by the representative UBP student-leaders from each of the UBP clubs and organizations. Monthly meetings foster connection and collaboration between our organizations. Guest speakers complement the standard agenda to provide insight on leadership topics.
If you would like to learn more about the Student Leadership Council, reach out to Molly Macchia, UBP Student Engagement Coordinator.
The purpose of Students 4 Students is to address the dire need for equitable access to higher education. East Chapel Hill High School has the 2nd highest achievement gap in the nation and this is not a reality we can accept. We aspire to bridge this gap through mentorship, guidance, support and serve as a transformative force. Our aim is to provide the tailored support underrepresented students need in their journey to college. Together, we are not only building futures; we are dismantling barriers and creating equity in education.
Contact club president, Anna Murphy, to learn more.
The Sustainable Business Club at UNC Kenan-Flagler is committed to the well-being of both economic and ecological systems. We envision the Sustainable Business Club, university, and community doing business that preserves, protects and ultimately enhances the living systems that sustain local business and the larger human economy. Our mission is to educate members on sustainable business practices by facilitating discussion with neighboring companies and engaging in activities to promote a sustainable economy for future generations including guest lectures and company tours.
Contact club co-presidents, Liz Barteldt and Arnav Gunwani, or email us at uncsustainablebusinessclub@gmail.com for more information.
TAMID Group’s program is designed to offer experiential business learning. Beginning with an interactive classroom curriculum, the program soon progresses to give members hands-on experience with companies in the heart of the startup nation. TAMID oversees a $50,000 equity investment fund and also offers pro bono consulting services to international high-tech start-ups.
Contact club president, Jared Wasserman, or visit the TAMID Group at UNC Chapel Hill website for more information.
Tar Heel Alpha is focused on giving anyone, regardless of prior experience, a chance to learn and discuss investing with their peers. We create environments where participants feel comfortable sharing their thoughts, views, expectations, or predictions surrounding stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities, and mutual funds. We, as a collective, strive to educate and discuss topics surrounding personal finance, investing, and the stock market in a casual low-pressure group setting.
Contact club co-presidents, Mason McDonald and Elizabeth Wong, to learn more and request to join our club on Heel Life.
The UNC Undergraduate Healthcare & Business Club informs students about career and post-graduate opportunities in the healthcare industry. We help you explore the endless opportunities in the field, from healthcare administration to healthcare consulting. In addition to educational and networking events, we volunteer within the local healthcare community to gain an understanding of the industry as a whole. As UNC Kenan-Flagler’s first undergraduate healthcare club, we hope to be the future leaders within our industry.
Contact club president, Priya Patel, or visit the Undergraduate Healthcare Club Facebook Group for more information.
The Venture Capital Club seeks to aid students in preparing for the Venture Capital and early-stage investing industry. By providing students with opportunities to learn about the industry and to network directly with relevant Venture Capitalists, the club will ease their transition into the internship and job search process.
Contact club president, Noah Thurer, for more information.
Women in Consulting at Carolina (WICC) is a student-run organization that provides an avenue for women who are interested and passionate about consulting. WICC is committed to advancing the role of women in the consulting industry by cultivating a community of like-minded peers to achieve their pre-professional goals and cultivate a potential career path. The club is managed by undergraduate students and offers a range of valuable resources for recruitment, case competitions, guest speaker panels, community service events, and professional development workshops for all members.
Contact club Founder and President Olivia Bouvier or visit the Women in Consulting at Carolina website for more information. If interested, feel free to request to join on HeelLife.
As the 100th branch of the international organization, 180 Degrees Consulting-UNC Chapel Hill is committed to providing the highest quality advisory services to non-profits and socially-minded organizations. We strive to leverage the potential of high performing university students in solving the most pressing challenges facing today’s non-profits by providing these students with opportunities to create innovative, practical and sustainable solutions to these challenges.
Contact club co-presidents, Lexi Born and Spencer Shores, or visit the 180 Degrees Consulting at UNC website for more information.
