The Environmental Commerce Organization was formed to change the culture of the Commerce School into one which values resource conservation and recovery. ECO also attempts to identify and make known career and business opportunities in the recycling industry, and issues that deal with management of the environment. The Entertainment Media Business Club focuses on bringing University students in touch with the business side of the entertainment industry. The club brings in representatives from entertainment and media-related companies to speak about careers in the industry, providing opportunities for students to build networks. McIntire Entrepreneur s Group provides students with the opportunity to learn about potential risks and rewards associated with operating a business enterprise.
Membership is open to all interested students.
McIntire Finance Club serves to bridge the gap between academic finance and professional practice, equip students with information necessary to differentiate financial fields, and aid students in the job search process with educational and networking resources. MFC invites financial professionals in investment banking, sales and trading, and management consulting, to lead discussions on issues in their respective industries. The Information Systems Group is involved in activities which respond to members interests in management information systems. International Commerce Organization aims to heighten students awareness of sociocultural, geopolitical, and economic issues pertinent to pursuing a global business career outside the constraints of the classroom. McIntire Graduate Students Association has a goal of providing academic and social opportunities to McIntire graduate students.