The Black MBA Student Association is an organization of ASU MBA students dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of its members, promoting attributes of the ASU MBA program to the local business community, promoting awareness within the African-American community of business, education, and economic development, and assisting the development of career opportunities for its members. We recognize that Latin interests are becoming increasingly relevant in today's global marketplace. Therefore, we believe that for MBA students to become tomorrow's business leaders, exposure to our charter is critical. Members participate in a wide range of community services, coordinate a variety professional development programs, and are offered the opportunity to become members of the National Society of Hispanic MBAs and other national organizations. The meetings provide a forum to meet with other students and faculty, to exchange information, suggestions and support for both the ASU MBA program and your career.
Membership is open to all students, alumnae, and faculty.
To enhance the educational, professional, and cultural experience of the ASU MBA program for international and American students by providing academic support, initiating social activities, and cultural exchange, facilitating contacts and friendships, and pursuing networking opportunities with individuals companies in the US and abroad. The IM program was designed for a small, select group of second-year ASU MBA students in the Financial Management and Markets specialization who have a strong interest in the field of professional money management. MCG provides opportunities for ASU MBA students to work as professional consultants in different functional specialties. Thus, students can complement their coursework with real world experience MBAsia Club MBAsia Association is a professional and social organization dedicated to fostering relationships and professional growth among ASU MBA students interested in Asia. Managers of Information Technology and E-Business Information technology has become a critical component in business and strategy.