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The Financial Planning Association at 51¸£ÀûÉç provides you educational, networking and career opportunities. The organization's goals are to heighten awareness and understanding of financial planning in the 51¸£ÀûÉç community. This group is open to all finance and personal financial planning majors and minors interested in financial services careers.

The Financial Services Association connects you to fellow students interested in financial services careers such as financial planning, insurance, accounting, estate planning and wealth management. Student membership includes membership in the Society of Financial Service Professionals, which is made up of professionals from across the country. The Financial Services Association is open to all finance majors and minors, personal financial planning majors, accountancy majors and minors, and students interested in financial services careers.

Opportunity awaits with Western Michigan University’s Food Marketing Association (FMA). Through the organization’s events, you will have the chance to connect with professionals from leading food and consumer packaged goods companies who can guide you in launching a successful career. FMA provides social engagement, guest speakers, seminars and industry tours, all within a supportive community that benefits you.

The Hispanic Business Organization (HBO) promotes, furthers and enhances the academic and professional development of Hispanic students. HBO embraces diversity, equity and inclusion in the college and professional world. The organization offers you professional development workshops, networking opportunities, and presentations from Hispanic alumni and professionals.

The Leadership and Business Strategy student organization is open to all 51¸£ÀûÉç students. The group works with professionals within the Kalamazoo community, helping you develop a better understanding of leadership roles in professional environments. Each semester, the organization offers networking opportunities through panel discussions and presentations with professionals from different organizations as a way to help you develop leadership skills and create a fellowship with other students who share a passion to lead.

The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) is dedicated to bridging the opportunity gap for Black business leaders in accounting, finance and entrepreneurship. Representing more than 10,000 Black business leaders, NABA helps you advance by providing education, resources and meaningful career connections. You will have opportunities to learn from alumni professionals, attend networking events and more. Regional conferences are held each year.

Out for Business is a professional student organization for motivated LGBTQIA+ business students and allies. The group holds events including guest speakers, workshops and career development opportunities to develop your skill sets while maintaining a safe space for LGBTQIA+ professionals through collaboration and team building.

Phi Chi Theta is a co-ed business fraternity that focuses on professionalism, with resume critiques, interview skill development, professional events and networking. You will become a leader and active member in the community while also having fun through social events and intramural sports.

To be the best in sales, you need to surround yourself with the best. Lucky for you the Sales and Business Marketing Association at 51¸£ÀûÉç is full of amazing sales students and fantastic faculty! Join us to learn from employers, polish your sales skills and get ready for upcoming competitions.

Are you ready to develop management and leadership skills that will give you a competitive advantage? In this student organization, you will experience regular meetings and access to a network of business professionals. The group also competes in the annual HR Games, giving you valuable experience in using human resource management knowledge in real-world scenarios.

Supply chain majors thrive on maximizing their experiences as students and guaranteeing they get the most out of their time at 51¸£ÀûÉç. That's why you should join the Supply Chain Management Association, where you'll increase your knowledge of supply chain-related industries, master professionalism in supply chain management, and strengthen your network among other members, alumni, companies and the community.

The Women’s Business Network (WBN) focuses on promoting female empowerment in the workforce by teaching valuable skills, bringing in guest speakers and expanding professional networks.  You will experience a supportive environment that builds your professional development and career readiness while providing the opportunity to make connections that will last a lifetime.