Student Organizations

Faculty Advisor: Bulent Erenay

We have an Association of Supply Chain Management Chapter here at NKU. ASCM is one of the most important and largest organizations in supply chain management, and there are more than 200 ASCM-affiliated student chapters across North America. This chapter will allow you to access many resources, such as educational videos, plant tours, webinars, articles, and speaker series. Most importantly, it provides networking opportunities. ASCM also offers the chance to compete in case competitions in SCM.

Faculty Advisor: Amal Said

Beta Gamma Sigma is the international business honor society for AACSB-accredited schools, which are the top 5% of business school programs around the world. Inducted as students, BGS members go on to serve in critical leadership roles in corporate, entrepreneurial, government, non-profit, and academic sectors.

Faculty Advisors: Zac Strobl and Jeff Varrone

The NKU chapter of CEO is an organization in the College of Business that teaches students more about entrepreneurship. We are always open for new members to join, no matter what major you are! We're always ready to show what it means to be an entrepreneur!

Faculty Advisor: Erin Masters

Our organization fosters a better understanding of both finance and accounting and provides a means to enrich business students with information regarding career opportunities through a variety of educational trips, guest speakers, and social activities.

Faculty Advisor: Olena Pilyayeva

The College of Business Student Ambassador Organization is a unique and prestigious group that accepts the brightest, most professional, and upbeat individuals. It invites students to participate in various recruitment and retention events, representing the College of Business. As an Ambassador, you will gain management, team work, and leadership skills. Learn more about our Haile Ambassadors here.

Faculty Advisor: Ryan Goss

The Haile College of Business Emerging Leaders Club is a student organization dedicated to fostering leadership skills and professional development among its members. Through workshops, insightful guest speakers, and valuable networking opportunities, the club empowers students to excel in their academic and future careers while creating a supportive and enriching environment for growth and learning.

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Faculty Advisor: Susan Keuper

The Haile Graduate Student Association is for Graduate Students in MACC, MBA and MBLI. The HGSA will provide networking opportunities, member resources, assist with career development and provide avenues for student engagement.

Faculty Advisor: Joe Cobbs

Norse Students of Rivalry (NSR) is a student organization at Northern Kentucky University for those interested in competitive sports as an area of study and social connection for personal and/or professional development. Students from all disciplines (i.e., any major) are welcome in the inclusive group! Our objectives are to visit local sports and events together, meet alumni, build our work portfolios by collaborating in the Know Rivalry Project, showcase our professional skills with local/regional employers in sports and events, and
social connect with other NORSE!

Faculty Advisor: David Raksa

We are the only not-for-profit marketing strategy firm fully integrated into college classrooms–into two marketing courses (MKT 392 and MKT 480) and volunteer program (Shadow Program). We are caring, passionate, and curious game-changers with a resilient growth mindset who has spent the last 10 years partnering with big companies like Procter & Gamble, Chipotle Mexican Grill, GE Credit Union, or Frontier Airlines and “once upon a time start-ups” like Kona Ice, Rhinegeist Brewery, Hoist, MyWallSt, Renewal Workshop, or prAna and applying fresh and creative thinking to overcome challenges associated with marketing to Generation Z and Millennials. 

Faculty Advisor: Jacob McCartney

NKU SHRM provides opportunities for interaction between Greater Cincinnati/Northern KY HR professionals and HRM majors and pre-majors that reinforce – and add to – HR knowledge the students acquire in  classroom settings.

Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Wehr Holt    

WIB is an organization comprised of Northern Kentucky University undergraduate/graduate students, faculty members and alumni. WIB is dedicated to promoting the success of women in the College of business and/or women interested in business professions. We thrive to assist our members by creating and cultivating a strong network of women to encourage interpersonal growth, career development, networking, mentoring, and future opportunities within the business community.