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Pursue your passion. Support your community. Make lifelong connections.
The Tippie experience would not be complete without being part of a student organization.
- Benefits of being in a student organization include:
- Career connections to community service projects
- Guest speakers
- Leadership opportunities
Student orgs enrich your college experience with ways to get involved outside the classroom.
There are two categories of student organizations currently affiliated with the Tippie College: Industry/Major Specific and Professional/Community Development.
Tippie Senate
Tippie Senate is the voice of the undergraduate experience for business students and helps steward student organizations.
Industry/Major Specific
These organizations are typically affiliated with an academic department and/or major within Tippie. While these organizations may have service and professional development components, their primary mission stems from an industry-specific area. Their memberships are also typically—though not exclusively—pulled from students in their associated major.
Accounting, economics, and finance
Analytics and technology
Marketing, management, and entrepreneurship
Professional/Community Development
These organizations are typically open to any student with an interest in their mission.This category of organizations includes coed business fraternities, identity-related groups, and service-based organizations.
Forms and resources for student organizations
- Student Organization Handbook (pdf)
- Event Fund Guidelines and Application
- Corporate Engagement Form for Student Organizations
- Student Organization Awards - Nomination Form
All student orgs have access to free web hosting services through the Tippie College of Business. We recommend that groups who choose to create and maintain a website hosted by Tippie have a dedicated webmaster because these sites are more specialized. To pursue this route, contact James Kurtzleben.
Want to start a new student organization? Contact Tevin Robbins in the Undergraduate Program Office, C140 PBB or 319-335-1037.