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Club Descriptions

(Unless otherwise noted, clubs are open to all Ross students)
 
  • The Accounting Club is established to aid in the professional development of college students actively interested in accounting, corporate finance and other related fields. It promotes the study and practice of accounting and finance, provides opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals, and encourages a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility. Join
    Presidents – Chris Folk & Pam Averill
     
  • Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the nation. The Michigan chapter has over ninety active members and hundreds of alumni throughout the country and world. Our members come from many majors and backgrounds, but all share a common interest in the business world, professionalism, and philanthropy. Join
    President - Blake Emerson
     
  • The Armed Forces Association provides a forum and community that is interested in issues pertinent to Armed Forces. Topics could include recruiting, development and networking. Join
    President: Scott Harrington
     
  • The Arts Enterprise Club provides a forum for Ross students to develop their leadership skills through the techniques of the arts and artists, and to discover career paths in the public and private sectors that will enrich lives and enhance productivity through creative leadership and social entrepreneurship. Club members work with and access distinguished leaders from the professional arts & culture field in seminars, career forums and group projects to develop their problem solving and leadership skills, and offer Ross students the chance to engage with artists and performances on campus. The Club also involves students from the Schools of Music, Policy, Education and others and is unique to the Ross School of Business. Join
    Presidents - Brian Hall & Michael Mauskapf
     
  • The University of Michigan chapter of the Asian American Business Association exists to support those interested in Asian-American issues relevant to business, and to promote / facilitate the interest and understanding in the Asian culture and business environment. We accomplish the mission through initiatives in areas of alumni relations, career development, cultural education, and networking events. Join
    President - Jason Lin
     
  • The Asia Business Conference provides a platform for industry leaders to interact with students of the Ross School of Business and fosters a close working relationship among them. This symbiotic relationship developed over the past fifteen years has made the Asian Business Conference (ABC) one of the largest business conferences in the country. It is also the longest running student conference in any business school in the country. Join
    Chairs - Jason Lin & Maicie Jones
     
  • The Automotive Club's mission is to join car enthusiasts in fun social activities, and to provide access to networking and career opportunities in the automotive industry. The club wishes to bring together auto enthusiasts and past, present, and future automotive industry leaders at Ross. Join
    President – Marlene Mitts
     
  • The BBA Consulting Club (BCC) is dedicated to helping students learn about the consulting industry and develop the skills required to be successful in this field. BCC is mainly focused on assisting with the recruiting process through exclusive networking events, resume reviews, case workshops, and mock case interviews. We also look forward to planning events and workshops with the consulting firms that recruit on campus and assisting in our members' professional development. Join
    President - Blake Heidenreich
     
  • Founded in 1970, the Black Business Students Association (BBSA) is one of the largest student-run organizations at Ross. BBSA is dedicated to the recruitment of graduate Black business students and the professional and academic development of its membership. In addition to its professional and academic goals, the BBSA hosts social outings throughout the year to foster relationships within the membership and the Ross community at-large. Join
    President – Joffrey Wilson
     
  • The Black Business Undergraduate Society is designed to facilitate the academic, professional and social development of minority students interested in business at Ross, as well as address the professional needs that enable minorities to maximize their career potential in all business related professions. Join
    President - Arkisha Howard
     
  • BOND Consulting is a student organization that provides consultancy services to local Ann Arbor area for-profit and non-profit organizations. Our expertise is in short and long term strategy, marketing and research. We feel that the mindset of a good consultant is valuable tool regardless of industry or profession, and this is what we seek to provide our members with. Join
    President - James Birney
     
  • Business Organization of Strategic Skills (BOSS) focuses on providing members with hands on leadership experience in a business setting. Join
    President - Andrew Crawford
     
  • The CEOhs is Ross’ first ever co-ed a cappella singing group. Founded in September 2007, the CEOhs was formed to provide musical entertainment for the Ross community, and to offer all Ross students from BBAs to MBAs to PhDs an opportunity to participate in a creative, musical outlet during their tenures at school. Join
    Group Coordinator - Cara Shugoll
     
  • China Blue Charity Fund is a non-profit organization that was initiated and managed by the students and alumni from the Ross School of Business at University of Michigan. The goal of the organization is to financially and morally support Chinese students in poverty so that they can complete their elementary education. We firmly believe that this initiative will help strengthen the sense of community by giving back collectively to society in a meaningful way. We are committed to follow principles of fairness, equality, and transparency to ensure that the funds reach those children with the most urgent financial needs. Join
    President – Ya (Tina) Tuo  
     
  • College DECA is a professional organization that helps students develop the skills necessary to succeed in their future careers. We have keynote speakers, resume workshops, public speaking workshops, business trips, peer tutoring, social events, and more. Activities promoted integrate and enhance the students' college curriculum. College DECA is part of the national DECA Inc. which is currently active at high schools and universities in the U.S., its territories, and Canada. Join
    President - Ryan Cohn
     
  • The Community Consulting Club (CCC) provides pro bono consulting services to nearly 30 Ann Arbor non-profits each year. CCC engagements vary in scope, but may focus on Marketing Strategy, Operations Optimization or Financial Analysis. The club provides members with training to help to structure each project and ensure positive results. Join
    President – John Hawkins
     
  • The Consulting Club (Michigan Consulting Club) educates its members about the management consulting industry and helps them successfully navigate the consulting recruiting process. It is one of the largest professional clubs at Ross and primarily works at two levels. First, we develop and maintain relations with the consulting firms that recruit on campus and try to ensure that Ross continues to be a preferred source of talent for the top firms. Second, we coach and facilitate the professional development of our members through events such as resume reviews, case workshops, case practice sessions and case competitions. Join
    President – Jay Dombi
     
  • Coram Deo is composed of Ross students dedicated to growing spiritually, encouraging its members, sharing God's love, and grappling with the role of Christians in business. This is accomplished through small-group Bible studies and a speaker series. Students from various denominations and spiritual backgrounds are welcome. Join
    Presidents – Ken Cheung & Jason Lin
     
  • Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities. As the only business fraternity in the Ross School of Business we strives to promote a fun and professional environment for all students at the Ross. Our yearly events include professional, networking, social and community service activities. DSP is a great way to meet students from different sections and class years at Ross. Join
    President - Gabriela Cobb
     
  • Emerging Markets Club focuses on business issues and activities around rising economies. Students are exposed to a variety of educational and career related opportunities and the club has a close relationship with the William Davidson Institute. Join
    Co-Presidents – Nina Henning & Emily Friedberg
     
  • The objective of the Energy Club is to provide Ross students who are interested in careers within the energy sector access to a forum where they can learn about the industry and interact with like-minded students, alumni, faculty and industry representatives. The club also aims at raising the visibility of Ross MBA and BBA candidates with professional interests in the energy sector to outside recruiters. Join
    Co-Presidents – Jeff LeBrun & Joe Malcoun
     
  • The Entertainment + Media Club is a student-run organization for MBA and BBA students actively pursuing careers in the entertainment and media industries. The club’s mission is to facilitate the professional recruiting process by acting as a liaison between club members and entertainment and media-related companies seeking top business talent. Through on-campus events and annual career treks to firms in New York and Los Angeles, the Entertainment + Media Club provides outstanding business students the opportunity to learn from and network with leaders in a variety of fields. Join
    Co-Presidents – Erica Graham & Adam Van Loon
     
  • The Entrepreneur and Venture Club (EVC) comprises Ross students dedicated to furthering their educational and professional goals as prospective entrepreneurs and investors in new ventures. The club works closely with the Zell-Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies, an outstanding resource for all aspects of entrepreneurship, from business plan development to venture funding. Members participating in the EVC club will build awareness of opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs and investors, develop a network among entrepreneurs and investors, and learn how to view business problems from the perspective of an entrepreneur and investor. Join
    Co-Presidents – Yogev Shimony & Aaron Nelson
     
  • The European Business Club provides a platform for intercultural exchange through international job opportunities, sharing of international experiences and networking. The goal is to enhance the understanding of global business and expand the worldwide network. International students can benefit from the extensive student network to help them adjust to life in the United States and develop valuable career contacts. U.S. students who wish to pursue work in Europe or who are simply interested in other cultures can benefit from the club’s recruitment assistance and social events. Join
    Presidents – Marcin Wojtczak & Igor Shelemetiev
     
  • The Evening MBA Association promotes the Evening MBA experience at the Ross School of Business. The primary goals are to provide professional, academic, and social networking opportunities for Evening MBA students, to ensure continual Evening MBA student representation and perspective in Ross affairs, and to contribute to the building of the larger Ross community by partnering with other programs and clubs within the school. Join
    President – RashinderPal Gill
     
  • The Finance Club is a student-run organization that provides members interested in finance or finance-related careers the resources, tools, and guidance needed to successfully reach their professional goals. Education is a fundamental aspect of the Club and members are provided with a Finance “course-pack” and training sessions on accounting, valuation, and financial modeling. Additionally, the club plans and executes professional forums, such as the Wall Street Forum (WSF) in New York, which allows students to network with major corporations in their finance area of interest. In addition to the WSF, the Finance Club hosts the Corporate Finance Forum and Chicago Forum. Join
    President (MBA Chapter) – Dinesh Narayanan
    President (BBA Chapter) - Nirav Shah & John Kavchak
     
  • Follies is an on-stage satire of life at the Ross School of Business performed annually in February. Trenchant wit, glorious vocal stylings, a rebellious attitude, and too much pancake makeup all coagulate to create what was once rumored to be "the grandest two-act production ever to shake the bellies of so many souls residing in this Venerable Northwestern Territory." This is all thanks to a great many hours contributed by scores of talented hands – cerebral comedy writers, visionary scene directors, Johnny-on-the-spot stage coordinators, astute marketers and more actors than you can shake a stick at. Join
    Producer - Matt Plumb
    Director - Alden McLellan
     
  • The driving goal of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is to train future business leaders to become contributing members of society. Specifically, FBLA provides opportunities for learning and growth, including competitive events, programs, and guest speakers, conferences, and leadership. Join
    President – Priyanka Karnik
     
  • General Management Club focuses on a well rounded management expertise, leadership skills, and critical business perspectives to launch a career in corporate leadership. The club is meant for students interested in integrating all the functional areas of business for effective business decision making and management. Join
    President – Joshua Zane
     
  • The purpose of the Global Investment Club (GIC) is to educate students about the fundamentals of various investment vehicles and promote the development of investment research, portfolio management, and professional trading skills. We also collaborate with recruiters to build relationships between Michigan students and the asset management and private equity arenas. Activities include presentations focusing on financial concepts in the marketplace, financial software training, stock pitching and portfolio management competitions, trading simulations, networking opportunities, and guest speakers. Join
     
  • The Golf Club's mission is to encourage MBAs to play golf by organizing club events and facilitating informal outings via the golf club membership roster. Additionally, the golf club introduces golf to those interested in learning the game through education events on swing mechanics, etiquette, and course strategy. Join
    President - David H. Wolpa
     
  • As a student-run organization addressing business, culture and other non-political issues, Greater China Association (GCA) aims to strengthen the bonds among current GCA students, serve as a focal point of communication among GCA alumni and students, promote Greater China’s role in world economy and its culture in the Ross community, and promote Ross brand in GC areas to potential applicants. Join
    President – Ming Chen
     
  • The Healthcare and Life Science Club - BBA (HLS-BBA) is dedicated to educating its members about the healthcare industry and its relation to the business world. We achieve this through numerous events such as corporate presentations, information sessions, and a mentorship program. Our aim is to increase the number of recruiters from the healthcare industry that recruit undergraduates at the University of Michigan.
    President - Mitchell Zoerhoff
     
  • The Healthcare and Life Science Club - MBA is committed to preparing the next generation of industry executives by seeking to establish the nation's #1 business school organization in healthcare and life science, attract and ensure members have access to the industry's major players and teach members about the various industry sectors. The club focuses primarily on the Biotechnology, Consulting, Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Managed Care sectors. Join
    President – Amy Huang
     
  • At Ross, the High-Tech Club (HTC) is committed to developing future leaders in the high-tech industry. The High-Tech Club at the Ross School of Business provides an opportunity for professional growth in the high-tech industry. Michigan MBAs are among the most highly sought after in the high-tech industry and the Ross High-Tech Club plays a pivotal role in positioning its members for leadership positions in top high-tech corporations. Join
    President - Rob Creekmore
     
  • The Hispanic and Latino Business Students Association is a graduate student organization open to all MBA students who are interested in Latin cultures and communities. Our goal is to provide a stimulating and supportive network to HLBSA members by: 1) Building and fostering the network among current students. 2) Advancing the awareness of Latin culture at Ross Business School. 3) Supporting students interested in careers in the US and Latin America. 4) Assisting international student's transition into Ross Business School life. 5) Supporting Consortium for Graduate Study in Management activities. 6) Facilitating communication among Ross alumni and current students. 7) Enhancing Ross brand in Latin America and within Latin communities in the US. Join
    President – Marlene Mitts
     
  • The Ice Hockey Club is a very active Men’s and Women’s team that actually plays ice hockey, goes to tournaments and sponsors the always popular, “Men Who Can’t Skate” event. Join
    Men's - Joe Digirolamo, Julian Khaira & Andy Schutte
    Women's - Sarah Raehl, Traci Gaskins & Katie Gillilan
     
  • The Indian Subcontinent Business Association is a student club dedicated to helping students of Indian subcontinent origin transition into business school life, promoting awareness about the Indian subcontinent among the larger business school community and encouraging social and professional interaction among students of Indian origin. Join
    President – Karan Dangayach
     
  • Whether you're interested in a career in investing or simply wish to manage your personal portfolio better, the Investment Association offers business school students the opportunity to learn about financial markets, different careers within the industry, and methods for covering the markets and managing assets. Join
    President – Erik Gomez
     
  • As a student-run organization addressing business, culture and other non-political issues, Israel @ Ross (IAR) aims to strengthen the bonds among current IAR members, serve as a focal point of communication among IAR alumni and students, and promote Israel’s role in world economy and its culture in the Ross community. The club will also work to promote Ross’s brand in Israel among prospective students and potential employees. Join
    Co-Presidents - Issac Katzav & Tsachi Beiser
     
  • The Jewish Business Students Association provides social, cultural and networking opportunities for graduate Jewish business students. The club aims to bring its members together with other Jewish graduate students on campus as well as serve as an educational resource for the greater business school community. Join
    Presidents – Joe Ferencz & Jason Reiser
     
  • The Luxury Goods & Retail Club is for students interested in building careers in the luxury goods and retail industries. LGR provides students with the resources for success in various disciplines within the luxury goods and retail industry- marketing, finance, general management, consulting, and manufacturing - through alumni networking, guest speakers, corporate presentations and company on-site visits. Our definition of luxury goods encompasses fashion & leather goods, perfumes & cosmetics, watches & jewelry, wines & spirits, food, cars, cigars, services, and property. Our definition of retail encompasses both mass and high-end retailers. Join
    Presidents – Jennifer Brown

  • The Maize and Brew Club is a non-profit organization devoted to beer and wine making and as a resource for students interested in entering the beer and wine industry. The Maize and Brew’s goal is educate members about the beer and wine making processes, industries, and provide action-based learning opportunities through educational series and corporate business operations tours.  Join
  • President - Byron Kaufman

  • The BBA Marketing Club consists of talented BBA students pursuing marketing careers in a wide variety of industries throughout the U.S. and world. Member interests include consumer products, retail/services, high-tech, automotive, entertainment, and advertising. The club is committed to helping students understand the field of marketing and the many career opportunities available. The exposure between exemplary students and leading companies is very valuable to all involved. Members actively cultivate relationships with companies to encourage them to recruit and hire Ross students for internships and full-time employment. The club is a great opportunity for students to exchange marketing experience and ideas, as well as to meet people with similar interests. Join
    President - Stefanie Schostak
     
  • The MBA Marketing Club is comprised of over 300 students with interests in such diverse fields as brand management, health care, technology, consulting and services. The club aims to minimize job-related stress from MBA matriculation to graduation by equipping students with tools and coaching to excel in networking and interviewing. A combination of educational seminars, resume critiques and mock interviews provide Marketing Club members with exclusive access to recruiters for the most coveted marketing positions. Regional autumn trips to over 20 company headquarters allow members to see their favorite companies first-hand and to take a step beyond the traditional recruiting process at other top MBA programs. Join
    Co-Presidents – Audrey Messer & Lakshmi Bhargave

     
  • Michigan Business Women (MBW) promotes personal and professional development by providing social interaction and networking opportunities with Ross School of Business undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, administrators and alumni, as well as with professional women in the business community. MBW is committed to creating a supportive community by addressing topics relevant to women in business and providing a forum where diverse experiences, perspectives, and resources can be shared. Join
    President (MBA Chapter) – Kate Egan
    Presidents (BBA Chapter) – Lauren Perrotta & Becky Kollar
     
  • The Michigan Gourmet Club (MGC) is NOT a club for food snobs. Instead, we strive to educate our members about food and cooking, promote learning and sharing of cultures, and enable meaningful connections with fellow students in a more “grown-up” environment. This is accomplished through a variety of events including: hands-on cooking demos, detailed presentations and tastings of unique cuisines, and special dining events at Ann Arbor’s most noteworthy restaurants. Join
    Co-Presidents – Tiffany Tong & Agata Bugaj
     
  • Michigan Interactive Investments (MII) was founded in 1998, with the goal of providing students with the tools needed to invest in the stock market. As a student run organization, we seek to educate members about investing by researching and then purchasing actual stocks. MII has also developed into a professional business club with the purpose of preparing its members for careers in the business world. Other meeting topics include investment workshops, resume and interview workshops, corporate speaker presentations, and business school preparation. Join
    President – Eric Medina
     
  • The Michigan Sports Business Association is a student organization that focuses on education, career development and networking in sports management and sports marketing. The mission of the Michigan Sports Business Association is to provide Ross School of Business students interested in careers within Sports Management and Sports Marketing the necessary means to learn about sports opportunities in different industries and to interact with students, alumni and faculty with similar interests as well as industry representatives working and recruiting in this area. Events include industry speakers/ panels, the annual sports conference and student job shadowing trips. Join
    President – Mark Gillilan
     
  • The Michigan Technology Business Club (M-Tek) is dedicated to teaching Ross School of Business BBA students about technology and how to use it in business. It focuses on the hardware, software, and technology services aspects of technology from both a corporate and entrepreneurial perspective. Through guest speakers, M-Tek gives students a look into how technology firms work, and a chance to begin building a relationship with recruiters in a low-pressure environment. Join
    President - David Adams

  • The Middle East Interest Club is a student run organization that provides members who are interested in a career in the Middle East with resources, tools, and advice to achieve their professional goals.  Join                  
  • President - Ashwini Jagtiani

  • Monroe Street Journal is the student run newspaper that serves the Ross community each week.
    Publisher – Erica Graham
     
  • M-Treks are small outdoor adventure trips designed to foster friendships among classmates, promote leadership development, and introduce incoming MBA students to the team-based environment at the Ross School of Business. Trips take place in mid-August and are open to all incoming students. Small groups of incoming MBA students are led by second-year MBA mentors. Trips vary in location, activities and required abilities. M-Trek is more than a club; it is an institution and key point of differentiation for Ross. The success of the program depends on the drive of the nine MBA students that are selected in October to lead the program for the following academic year's incoming students. Running M-Trek is an exceptional leadership opportunity for MBA1’s with an interest in travel, the outdoors, entrepreneurship and an intense desire to shape the Ross experience for future students. Join
    Co-Presidents - Alex Pflugfelder, Jen Song & Michael Lane
     
  • The Muslim Business Student Association is a student organization dedicated to preparing pre-business students for business school and for a prosperous career in business through networking, information workshops, and personalized coaching. The Organization will also promote increased awareness about Islam and the principles of Islamic business and finance. Join
    President – Jawad Hasan
     
  • Net Impact is an international network of business leaders committed to responsible business models, policies and practices. Net Impact members seek to integrate this commitment into the mission, values, strategy and operations of organizations in which they are involved. At Ross, Net Impact's primary focus is to cultivate MBAs who wish to leverage their influence for the benefit of society, the economy and the environment. This goal is accomplished by equipping members with tools and resources that enable them to add sustainable value in private and public enterprises. Join
    Presidents (MBA Chapter) – Josh Katz & Emily Reyna  
    Presidents (Undergrad) - Mary Lemmer & Toral Gandhi
     
  • Operations Management Club is the design, planning, scheduling, and control of the transformation processes that create value for society. OM includes the materials, capital, and human resource inputs into an organization, and is applicable to both manufacturing and service industries. Effective Operations Management lies at the core of every successful organization. It goes beyond the specifics of a functional area, and integrates all activities to efficiently meet customer needs. The OM Club is dedicated to developing leaders able to meet the challenges of tomorrow’s dynamic business environment. Join
    President - Manish Nagpal
     
  • The Organizational Strategy Club (OSC) focuses on preparing its members for jobs in the field of human capital and organizational strategy through educational and networking events with current human resource professionals and Ross faculty. The complex discipline of organizational strategy involves the processes, methodologies, and resources through which organizations align their human capital with business strategy. The club considers the many dimensions of human capital in designing and pursuing business objectives and has adopted Ross’ view of human resource professionals as business partners. Ross has a wealth of resources to prepare students for a career in HR and the OSC helps students make these connections. Join
    President – Lorraine Sensenig
     
  • The Out For Business - LGBT Student Association provides networking, professional development and community for students interested in LGBT issues. Join
    Presidents – Elisabeth Smith & Jason Fein
     
  • The Private Equity Club of the University of Michigan is dedicated to giving its members the highest probability of success in fields of private equity. We will achieve this by expanding member knowledge and skills in private equity and building relationships with industry professionals and students of similar interests. Above all, we seek to ensure that each individual Wolverine will add considerable value within the private equity field. Join
    President - Nate Pelker
     
  • The Public and Private Sectors Club (PPSC) is an organization that examines public and private sectors' influence on the development and implementation of public policy. Housed in both the Ford School and the Ross School of Business, PPSC provides a network for MBA and MPP students interested in the interaction between business and government. Through PPSC, students learn to leverage the potential of both sectors by organizing and attending various events such as discussion panels, guest speakers, faculty lectures and career fairs. Join
     
  • The Real Estate Club is one of the most diverse business school clubs with members from the schools of business, law, architecture, urban planning, and natural resources. Their mission is to promote real estate at Ross and assist club members with learning more about the wide array of opportunities in the real estate field. Through networking opportunities, educational events, and career development activities, the Real Estate Club offers activities and experiences for everyone. Join
    Presidents –   Eli Cohen & Josh Brugeman
     
  • Rock'n'Roll B-School is the epitome of poor taste, questionable humor, and pure rock'n'roll. It all comes together each fall in a dark, smoky bar on the other side of town for one night of mind-numbing debauchery. Now in its fourth year, the show is cast of misfits and squares, brainiacs and dingbats, debits and credits. We parody the everyday antics of the B-school in a cocktail of live skits, prerecorded skits, and of course, rock'n'roll. Are you thirsty for more? Join
     
  • The Ross Basketball Association is a recreational/athletic organization that supports a sustainable tradition for students and faculty at Ross. Basketball is the among the most popular recreational sports at Ross and the Ross community (past, current and future) will benefit from having an official organization dedicated to the sport. The primary mission of the Ross Basketball Association is to build and foster relationships within the Ross School of Business community through the sport of basketball and related activities. The Association is open to all graduate students (MBA – day and evening, MACC, PhD) and faculty enrolled Ross. Join
    President - Eddie Kim
     
  • The Ross Habitat for Humanity Builders is a student run organization seeking to sustain and increase the Ross School of Business' commitment to community service and involvement through our partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley (HVHFH). Join
    President - Michael Zarrilli
     
  • The Ross iMpulse Dance Society offers organized group dance lessons, such as salsa, swing and hip-hop. Contact Lilian to learn more about upcoming club events. Join
    President – Kunal Banerjee
     
  • The Ross Mentorship Program capitalizes on the networking opportunities at Ross and is intended to facilitate those networks between the members of its community. Mentorship opportunities allow MBA students to benefit from the knowledge and skills of others who have had similar experiences at Ross. Indeed, this will ensure that the RSB knowledge, tradition and culture are passed from one year to the next. Join
    Contacts - Jungmin Won, Lorraine Sensenig & Ashok Chowdhry

  • Ross Partners Club is dedicated to acclimating MBA partners to life in Ann Arbor. Our activities include social events, community service, play-dates for children, and career assistance. Join
    Director –  Mitzi Chiple & Elizabeth Haskin
     
  • The Ross Ski Club organizes events for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities at the Ross School of Business. Club events generally consist of social activities in Ann Arbor and several destination trips throughout the winter. All day and evening MBA students, as well as their spouses and significant others, are encouraged to join the club. Join
    Co-Presidents – Candace Kohl & Parker Gibson
     
  • The Ross Students Association (RSA) is the largest student based organization on campus. The mission of RSA is to ensure that all MBA students have a quality experience outside the classroom during their time in Ann Arbor. RSA provides opportunities for students to socialize, network, and relax during their pursuit of an MBA. Join
    President – Jacqueline Corr
     
  • Ross Tourism and Hospitality Club is for students who either have experience working in the tourism or hospitality industries or who are pursuing a career in one of these industries. We educate each other on trends or sub-sectors in the industries, and pursue career opportunities both on and off-campus together. Join
    President - Leonore Hijazi
     
  • Ross Triathlon Club is a club that provides activities around a number of different sport themes. Join
    President – Marc Weatherill
     
  • The Ross Undergraduate Hispanic and Latin Society (RUHLS) would develop a network within Ross for those interested in Hispanic and Latino business affairs. The purpose of RUHLS is to increase and promote the awareness of Latin Culture within the Ross School of Business by providing professional, academic, and cultural opportunities for all members. Join
    President - Julio Dominguez
     
  • The Soccer Club provides the opportunity for male and female soccer enthusiasts of all skill levels to enjoy the sport by participating in a variety of different activities such as weekly Sunday morning scrimmages, outdoor and indoor intramural league games, national inter-business school tournaments, game-viewing and other social events. Play is typically at the recreational level, although some events are competitive. Join
    President – Juraj Vlahovic-Matulic & Dave Gaucher
     
  • The Solar Car Team's goal is to design, fund, build, and race a car primarily powered by solar cells. Each project cycle lasts for two years and culminates in racing the completed solar car in the World Solar Challenge, an Australian solar car race, and the American Solar Challenge. Team members can work on any of the team's four divisions which are the Business Division, the Engineering Division, the Strategy Division, and the Operations Division. Join
    Interim Project Manager - Tom Carroll
     
  • The Southern Club is a student organization that focuses on recruiting Southern applicants, entertaining Southern admits, and developing Southern career opportunities for matriculated students (who may or may not originally be from the South). Join
    President - Joseph Henry
     
  • Toastmasters Club is a student organization that provides a platform for Ross students to practice and improve their public speaking abilities. Join
    President - Kevin Tan
     
  • Weekend Warriors is a recreational club focused on fun physical activities that involve more adrenaline than athleticism. Join
    President - Brent Morgan     

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