Accounting Student Organizations

Joining a student organization is a great way for you to network and further your professional development. These are the organizations on campus specifically for accounting students.

Beta Alpha Psi

The Eta Epsilon chapter of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) has continued to grow since its installation at CMU in 1985. The fraternity is composed of accounting students who excel in their classwork.

The Eta Epsilon chapter's goal is to prepare students for the transition from academia to the business environment, to promote knowledge in the field of accounting, to enhance student-faculty relations, and to use their accounting talents to benefit the community.

To help accomplish these goals, the chapter sponsors programs for its members. Representatives from public accounting, industry, and government cover topics such as internships, internal audits, international accounting techniques, and opportunities in the banking industry.


BAP Fall 2022 Program - Tentative

Meetings - Thursdays from 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Special Meeting and Event Times - TBD
In-Person Meetings - TBD

August 28 - Mainstage
September 8 - Information Meeting - PwC Short Presentation
September 13 - Tutoring Begins - Location and Time TBD
September 15 - Meet the Recruiters - More Information to Come September 22 - Professional Meeting - TBD
September 29 - Professional Meeting - TBD
October 13 - Professional Meeting - TBD
October 20 - Professional Meeting - TBD
October 29 - Social - TBD
November 3 - Professional Meeting - TBD
November 11 - Professional Meeting - TBD
November 18 - Service/Social - TBD
December 8 - Induction Ceremony - TBD

Tutoring

BAP is offering tutoring this semester for all 100 and 200 level accounting courses starting on September 13. 
More information is coming soon. 

Contact:

Dr. Steve Haarast
Grawn 331
(989) 774-6574
Harra1sa@cmich.edu

National Association of Black Accountants

The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) aims to diversify the College of Business Administration and provide leadership experiences for our future business leaders.  NABA prepares students for success in cultural, academic, and professional responsibilities.  All ethnicities and majors are welcome to join and attend NABA meetings. 

NABA invites representatives from professional firms to emphasize topics such as networking and internship tips, the importance of work-life balance, and other areas important to being successful in the business world.  NABA has hosted representatives from firms such as EY, Plante Moran, Deloitte, Yeo & Yeo, and PwC. 

NABA Fall 2022 Program - Tentative

Meetings - Dates and Times TBD
Meetings - Hyflex through WebEx and Room-TBD
cmich.webex.com/meet/naba-webex 

Meeting date and guest information will be provide as soon as available. 

Contact

Dr. Amy Swaney
Grawn 333
(989) 774-3038
swane1a@cmich.edu

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