What the CIS Club does The Indiana University Computer Information Systems Club is designed to provide knowledge outside the classroom about information systems as a career. Activities include visits to offices, presentations by recent graduates, CIS Day, the EDS Challenge, and the Spring Banquet. Approximately 300 members are active in the Club.
Membership is open to all majors.
The Indiana University Computer Information Systems Club is a student-run organization dedicated to providing services to CIS majors in the IU Kelley School of Business. The computer industry is one of the fastest moving career areas in America today, and the top goal of the CIS Club to help students make the right decisions as they enter the workforce. The CIS Club sponsors many events during the academic year, ranging from CIS Day and the EDS Challenge in the fall to the Spring Banquet in, well, the spring. In addition to these events, the Club brings in companies to give professional presentations and recent graduates to give real-world advice. The Club is also active in community service, and and the Club also sponsors social events to allow Club members to meet each other and faculty and company representatives in informal siutations.