Getting involved in student organizations is a great way to deepen your knowledge while also building meaningful connections. These experiences not only enhance your personal growth but also provide valuable networking opportunities that can support your professional development.
Student Organizations
Whatever your interests may be, student organizations offer opportunities to broaden your perspective. You can join or even take on a leadership role in any of our diverse student groups.
| Organization | Advisor |
|---|---|
| Alpha Kappa Psi | Andrea Lee / Carlie Cunningham |
| Alumni Mentor Program | Elise Bartley |
| Association of Accountancy Students | Kari Gingrich / Stacy Wright |
| Association of Latino Professionals for America | Shelley Bush Rowe |
| Association of Trulaske Businesswomen | Courtney Cothren |
| Beta Alpha Psi | Kristen Hockman |
| Black Business Students Association (BBSA) | Daryl Smith |
| Business Week | Laura Carroz |
| Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization | Kelly Mattas |
| Collegiate DECA | Lindsay Hing |
| Collegiate Future Business Leaders of America | Doug Moesel |
| Delta Sigma Pi | Tim Howald |
| Financial Management Association (FMA) | Fred Bereskin |
| Financial Planning Association | Andrew Zumwalt |
| Global Professionals | Jackie Rasmussen |
| Health Industry Sales Club | Natalie Thomas |
| Mizzou Digital Marketing Club | Rose Downs |
| Mizzou Marketing Club | Rebecca Gordon-Bocklage |
| Mizzou Sales Team | Katie Hertel / Natalie Thomas |
| Mizzou Society for Human Resource Management | Daryl Smith / Christine McCullough |
| Mizzou Stock Exchange Club | Tim Howald |
| National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) | Sijie Yao |
| Pi Sigma Epsilon | Stacie Kane |
| Student Center for the Public Trust | Elise Bartley |
| TigerQuant | Allanus Tsoi |
| Trulaske Consulting Association | Tonya Ford |
| Trulaske College of Business Student Council (STUCO) | Kate Elmore / Shannon Breske |
| Trulaske Study Abroad | Stephanie Ross |
| Undergraduate Women in Economics | Alyssa Carlson |
| University of Missouri Investment Group | Dave Johnson |
| University of Missouri Insurance Association | Tim Howald |
Trulaske Student Council
The Trulaske College of Business Student Council represents the college's student body and promotes student relations with staff and faculty. Dedicated to professional development, networking, and the cohesive environment of the general student body of the Trulaske College of Business, the council organizes and supervises various events. In addition, the student council participates in local service projects and volunteer opportunities to ensure Trulaske stays connected to the larger community.
Our council is proud to put on several recognized events throughout the school year. Browse the list below for an idea of some of the outstanding events and service projects organized by our members.
- Clubbin’ Night
- Snackin’ with Stuco
- Pizza with the Dean
- Popcorn with the Dean
- Finals Fuel
Recruitment
Looking for a fun way to be involved in Trulaske and develop professional skills that will serve you throughout your life? The Trulaske College of Business Student Council is a great place to start. From participating in special events to regular meetings, you will have opportunities to use your skills and learn new ones. Applications open at the start of each semester.
Meet the student council executive board:
- Neel Patel - President
- Koffi Abini - Vice President
- Avery Walker - Secretary
- Ella Hummel - Director of Internal Relations
- Gabbie Rosemen - Director of External Relations
- Cameron Houser - Treasurer
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Looking for a fun way to be involved in Trulaske and develop professional skills that will serve you throughout your life? The Trulaske College of Business Student Council is a great place to start.