Alpha Kappa Psi (AKP)- The nation's oldest and largest professional business fraternity. Our chapter is co-educational and open to students across all academic disciplines with a unifying interest in business. AKPsi is globally recognized as the premier developer of business leaders, as the only business fraternity with chapters overseas. We are dedicated to brotherhood, philanthropy, and professional growth. AKPsi provides unparalleled social and academic resources for current brothers and an invaluable network for alumni.

Arch Consulting is a competition group that provides a formal structure of training students for case competitions hosted by top business schools across the country. Arch Consulting develops the unique knowledge and skills necessary for success in intercollegiate case competitions through a robust structure which nurtures the talents of Olin Business School undergraduate students.

Creating knowledge about best practices in value-centered leadership, educating and inspiring the next generation of values-driven leaders and transforming how businesses think about and practice leadership.

Activities and programs managed under the umbrella of the center will include:
1. Supporting courses in leadership for undergraduate and graduate students
2. Seed-funding for research and case work on issues related to exemplary leadership
3. Leadership Best Practices Forums for academics, business leaders, and students
4. George and Carol Bauer Student Leadership Fellows who will engage in hands-on leadership development activities, including active community engagement
5. Executive education and lifelong learning programs in leadership
6. A digital library of programs, seminars, summits, and faculty-authored books

The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field.

This includes:
• promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems,
• providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals,
• and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.

Mission is to provide financial and business information to students for professional development and to create a strong network of students who want to pursue a career
in both the U.S. and China.

Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) is an international business fraternity which hosts professional, community service, and social events. DSP offers great opportunities to meet upper classmen, network with professors and alumni, participate in community service projects around St. Louis, and gain professional development experience- all while having a good time! Anyone with a business or economics major/minor may seek membership.

WUSTL Do One Thing is a positivity group that strives to increase happiness in our community and encourage others to improve the world around them. We host weekly events, engage in community outreach, appreciate faculty and staff, and give away snacks and prizes. At each event we do one thing positive for you and suggest a way for you to do one thing positive for others, effectively spreading cheer to the world around you.

The Olin Business School will produce world-class research, training and impact in the area of family business and multi-generational sustainability

The Graduate Professional Council (GPC) was founded in 1993, when a group of student leaders identified the need for both academic and social interaction between graduate and professional students of all disciplines. With the assistance and support of the Washington University administration, these student leaders and their successors have consistently brought together graduate student voices throughout the WU community.

From the time of its inception, the GPC has been influential in placing graduate student representatives on university-wide committees, supporting the Board of Trustees' decision to appoint two graduate and professional student representatives to the Board annually, and facilitating interdisciplinary study and research among Washington University students.

GPC provides a network of communication through which student leaders share information about school activities, and supports representative student governments. GPC also plans social opportunities for the graduate and professional community, initiates discussions of graduate and professional student issues through panel discussions and presentations, and brings important issues to the attention of the university's administration.

GPC meetings and committees are open to all graduate and professional students of Washington University. We welcome and encourage you to join us! Look for our next meeting on the GPC calendar or sign up for a committe on our Committees page.

The Healthcare & Life Sciences Club at Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis is a student run organization that focuses on all aspects of the healthcare industry. We work with organizations and companies in the greater St. Louis area as well as across the globe to enhance the visibility and preparation of those individuals who are looking to pursue a careers in hospital administration, pharmaceuticals, insurance, consulting, and biotechnology/innovation.

Although we are housed in Olin Business School, we invite others from across campus, including all WashU graduate schools and the medical school to join us for our meetings, lectures/speakers, fundraisers, and events. We want the club to encompass a group of diverse individuals working together to move our mission forward.

The Information Services Department is responsible for overseeing the use of Information Technology to support the goals and initiatives of Olin Business School. We will ensure effective and efficient use of existing and emerging technologies in all operations as well as deliver information while safeguarding data. We are responsible for essential Olin functions such as:
• Network connectivity, disk storage, security, data integrity and data backup operations.
• Internet connectivity and security.
• Email Communications.
• Dissemination of essential information to the community and its students through Olin’s website.
• Procuring and maintaining Olin hardware and software.
• Providing Help Desk services for IT related issues as well as desktop and server support.
• Enterprise IT Project Management.
• Developing and maintenance of customized applications.

Provide a resource for current JD/MBA students and prospective JD/MBA students considering enrollment in the program; Educate students and staff about JD/MBA career opportunities; Provide a forum for communication among JD/MBA students, the School of Law faculty and staff, and the Olin faculty and staff; Engage professionals, recruiters, JD/MBA alumni, and others.

The purpose of the Jewish Business Students Association is to bring together the Jewish Community at the Olin School of Business and serve as a resource to inform, support and enrich the entire student body. We strive to build stronger ties among Jewish students, foster a sense of community and promote Israel on campus.

KUBA (Korean Undergraduate Business Association) is a Korean student organization open to anyone who is interested in business. Our main objective is the professional development of its members, in order to create a strong network of Korean graduates who are successful in the business world.

Greetings from the Weston Career Center and the Management Communication Center!

Olin Business School's Weston Career Center (WCC) and Management Communication Center (MCC) share a common goal: To ensure that Olin students have the personal and professional skills required for lifelong career advancement in today's global marketplace. We believe that professional success depends on the ability to communicate effectively, present confidently, and, ultimately, influence business decisions. Through:

- personalized coaching
- interactive workshops
- leading-edge technology

the staff of the MCC assist you as you sharpen professional communication skills that will distinguish you in interviews and help you secure jobs, leading to career advancement. As a graduates of Olin Business School you will distinguish yourself among your peers as an effective communicator who drives change and leads thinking.

We encourage you to make an appointment with the MCC and let our experienced consultants help you develop your professional communication skills. Throughout your Olin experience, continue to visit the MCC to polish those skills to ensure academic and professional success.

Good luck,

Mark Brostoff, MHA ‘82
Associate Dean and Director, Weston Career Center
Director, Management Communication Center

“Creating knowledge…Inspiring individuals…Transforming business.”

Location: 121 Simon Hall
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm
Contact: Sally Michael, sally.michael@wustl.edu

Use the scheduler to make appointments. If you need an earlier or later appointment, contact Sally Michael at sally.michael@wustl.edu to discuss arrangements.

121 Simon Hall
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm
Make appointments at: http://wustl.mywconline.com

Appointments can be made outside of the published hours by contacting Sally Michael at sally.michael@wustl.edu.

MoneyThink – Educate the underprivileged middle and high school students of St. Louis about basic financial concepts, allowing them to better understand the world at large and manage their money.

National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) - The National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) is a student group organized to enhance the professional development of African-American students. An organization that embraces students from all academic and ethnic backgrounds, NBMBAA strives to increase diversity within the business school and to increase awareness of educational programs and career opportunities for minority students.

At Olin Net Impact, we promote the use of business as a tool for solving the world's toughest problems. Our goal is to educate Olin's students on ways in which they can make a positive impact in their field and career not just through corporate social responsibility initiatives, but through the application of sustainable business practices.

Our goal is to equip our graduates to put their business skills to work for good throughout every sector, in an effort to show the world that it’s possible to make a net impact that benefits not just the bottom line, but people and planet too.

Olin Net Impact cultivates opportunities for education for you, our fellow students and members, through the promotion of events, activities and other avenues for learning about development in the areas of sustainability, corporate responsibility, and social entrepreneurship. We strive to connect you with avenues through which your skills and education can be used towards the creation of a better world.

In working with the Olin Business School administration and Washington University at large, we strive to connect our student body with opportunities to pursue fulfilling careers — in companies large and small, nonprofits, and social ventures — to share world-changing ideas and provide career insight.

Our unique mission is to improve the world by growing and strengthening a network of new leaders who believe in the power of business to make a positive social, environmental, and economic net impact; to educate students on sustainability; to connect students with socially and environmentally responsible professionals and businesses; and to promote change at Washington University in St. Louis.

We work with the University to implement sustainable initiatives on campus.

To provide the highest level of service and information in support of Olin's academic and research mission.

Process Olin's financial transactions and manage the school's budget.

To serve the academic, professional, and social interests of black (African American, African, and Caribbean) students at Olin Business School (“Olin”). To foster a greater sense of community among black students at Olin and facilitate interaction with black student organizations at other graduate and professional programs at Washington University in St. Louis.

In an effort to foster a close-knit community, build strong relationships between faculty and students, increase alignment between the goals of administration and the needs and desires of students, and produce meaningful initiatives and events, we, the Olin Business Council, look forward to the upcoming year as a representative student body government for every Olin Business School student.

Dedicated to making well-rounded business leaders through community engagement.

Here at Olin Cares we encourage students to be not only leaders in the classroom, but also leaders in the community!

Olin Cares works with students, faculty, alumni and corporate sponsors on various community service initiatives throughout the year.

To propagate knowledge about the energy segment, promote energy careers, and foster collaboration between energy corporations and the Olin family.

Participate in energy case competitions, visit energy generation locations, network with energy professionals

The Olin Finance Club serves as a forum for students seeking careers in finance. The club's purpose is to broaden students' perspectives and to present opportunities available within the field of finance. We seek to attain this goal by hosting workshops, speakers, and providing a network of contacts to members.

As a service to prospective and current students and alumni, you will find information on upcoming events, including roadshows and speakers, as well as links to other sources of helpful information.

Get people connected with the beauty of Indian Culture

LABA seeks to promote the Hispanic culture among members of the Olin Community and increase career opportunities for members by strengthening ties with the the Hispanic professional community in St. Louis.

To continue to improve Olin's reputation in the professional marketing community.

The Olin Marketing Association (OMA) is an MBA career club at the Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis. Its membership represents 40% of the full time MBA student body.


Corporate Recruiting:

-Actively prepare club members for interviews and jobs
-Develop corporate relationships to increase the number of industry-leading companies recruiting on campus
-Provide opportunities for students to network with marketing professionals

Education:

-Educate students about functional areas and career opportunities in marketing
-Work with professors to enhance marketing coursework to fit student's needs

Olin Outdoors organizes fun, social outdoor adventure activities that encourage students to explore the incredible forests, parks, and other natural areas in the immediate St. Louis area.

To strengthen Olin's relationship with student's spouses, partners, family, and significant others through social outlets and value-add resources.

OlinPartnersAssociaion@gmail.com

We host social gatherings. We offer advice on where to live or how to find a baby sitter. We are your sounding board for concerns and your first stop for a social fabric.

OlinPartnersAssociaion@gmail.com

The Olin Real Estate Club exists to provide networking opportunities, educational events, and career development opportunities for students interested in commercial real estate at Olin

Introduce MBA students to real estate professionals;
Organize professional real estate events;
Bring guest speakers on campus;
Help with networking and job search in the field of commercial real estate and finance;
Participate in various real estate activities;

The Olin Sports Management Organization's purpose is to provide an official community of students at Washington University interested in initiating a career in the sports industry. We will do this by educating ourselves on new niches within sports, forging relationships with current sports-related experts and professionals and expanding the breadth of sports related careers available to students.

Welcome to the Olin Strategy and Consulting Association.

Our Mission

To help the students of Olin prepare and work towards obtaining the best possible job or internship in the consulting field. We will be practicing case interviews, talking with companies that visit campus, and helping guide you through the interview timeline.

The Olin Supply Chain & Operations Association is dedicated to helping Olin students, MBA and MSSCM, create meaningful connections with alumni and supply chain professionals, and to gain a greater exposure to careers in supply chain and operations management.

OVF is an outlet for Washington University students to learn about and engage in activities as they relate to venture capital and general entrepreneurship. This will take the form of networking, workshop, speakers, shadowing real venture capitalists, and investing opportunities.

The Olin Veterans Association (OVA) exists to assist veteran students, alumni, and applicants in transitioning successfully into the business world. Companies recognize the skills you possess and the sacrifice you have made for your country. They also recognize the accelerated development of your leadership and management skills. The OVA will support your interests as you embark upon your MBA studies and new role in the business world.

Our network of students, alumni, and corporate partners can provide you with assistance. There are people to help you choose classes, prepare resumes, and assist with growing your networking base. You will have the opportunity to be matched with second-year veteran students. Your mentors can assist you with anything from settling in to St. Louis to choosing the right mix of classes to support your career goals.

Promoting Gender Equity in Leadership - through advances in curriculum, career development and community building for women.

Olin Women in Business(OWIB) supports and empowers women in business by offering career, recruiting, educational and networking opportunities for women graduate students at Olin Business School, including full-time and part-time MBAs as well as Specialized Masters Program students.

The Society of Hispanic Business Professionals is an organization of Hispanic undergraduate students interested in entering into a career in business upon graduation. Our goal is to network through Olin in order to discover more internship opportunities and connections for members. We believe building a network is very important in the business world and being minorities can help us with our goal of working for well-known organizations.

To provide the highest quality, career-focused education in the areas of finance, accounting, supply chain management, and customer analytics.

The SAB, or Student Ambassador Board, is a group of students who work together with the WCC to ensure two-way communication and program design that effectively and satisfactorily meet student needs. This year’s second-year board consists of Kartik Chaturvedi, Ryan Kirk, Jeffrey Lantz, Bhabya Tewari, and Amanda Wald. Each of us is fully committed to working together toward continuous improvement in career services, and we encourage you to be a part of our initiative.

The Adam Smith Society is a community of business school students and alumni dedicated to exploring the links among the economy, government, and society. The Society believes that business, entrepreneurship, and commerce are wellsprings that keep this country vibrant, creative, prosperous, and free. Through debate and discussion, the Society aims to advance this idea on campus and among business leaders.

STATS's purpose is to allow interested and motivated students the opportunity to learn more about sports analytics and develop innovative statistical models.

The Washington University Consulting Association (WUCA) is a student-run organization that promotes awareness of the consulting profession and provides students an opportunity to create and enhance a successful approach to case interviews. Through case preparation, mock interviews with alumni consultants and access to networking opportunities at top firms, WUCA builds a community of students across all academic disciplines who want to pursue consulting as a career.

The Washington University Real Estate Club is a student-run organization that provides educational, networking, and career opportunities to undergraduate students interested in the real estate industry. To achieve our goals we organize property tours, a speaker series, and focused meetings with industry leaders. Through our programming, members learn about different facets of the industry, are exposed to a variety of leadership opportunities, and gain premium access to internships and job postings.

Washington University Student Investment Fund (WUSIF) -WUSIF currently manages a well-diversified stock portfolio of over $100,000. We focus on finding and pitching undervalued stocks in six industries through fundamental analysis, creating a community where students interested in investment and finance may come together. Alongside providing education sessions that teach the basics of investing, we also organize career events to help our members tap into the vast pool of WUSIF alumni who are now interning/working at different financial service institutions.

Olin Corporate and External Relations Mission is to maintain existing as well as pursue new strategic, sustainable external relationships for Washington University's Olin Business School - through a systematic and disciplined process - which delivers mutual value to external organizations and members of the Olin community.

Creating knowledge…Inspiring individuals…Transforming business.