This document summarizes several student organizations at Eastern Michigan University for accounting students. It describes the Beta Alpha Psi accounting honor society and Accounting Club, which both require completing organization credits and attending meetings and events to join. It also outlines national professional organizations for accountants like the American Institute for CPAs and institutes for management and internal auditing. Contact information is provided for faculty advisors for each student group.

1. Team # 7EMU CLUBS & PROFESSIOANL ORGANIZATIONS Michele Dill BETA ALPHA PSI, ACCOUNTING CLUB Andrea Tennant NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS (NABA). AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (AICPA) Mustafa Mustafa INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUDIT

2. EMU Student OrganizationBETA ALPHA PSIACCOUNTING CLUB

3. EMU Student Beta Alpha Psi & The Accounting ClubOrganization: BETA ALPHA PSI Primary Objective Beta Alpha Psi To encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. Primary Objective The Accounting Club To create professional and social connections while the students develop their knowledge of the profession and get in touch with the dynamic climate of the business environment

4. Meetings Room 114 – College of Business Wednesday’s 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (during the Fall and Winter Semesters)

5. Benefits of Membership Professional reputation Bonding through activities and service Enhanced communication skills Scholastic achievement Opportunities for scholarship awards Enhanced University experience Increased networking opportunities Building a network of future contacts

6. How to join Beta Alpha Psi Must be a declared Accounting, Accounting Information Systems, Computer Information Systems, or Finance Major Must have taken 9 credit hours of Accounting which must include ACC 340 Must have at least a 3.0 GPA Must Complete Organization Credits (provided next) Dues – Candidates - $85 – Members $30 Candidate Requirements vs. Membership Requirements

7. How to join The Accounting Club Anyone can join (No GPA or Major requirement) Organization Credits (provided next) Dues – $30 Candidate versus Membership requirements

8. Organization Credits 1 Committee Credit – active participation on 1 committee Fundraising Credits – selling the minimum amount of each semester’s chosen fundraising product OR through 1 hour of a fundraising activity

9. Community Service Credits Beta Alpha Psi 9 Credits Required Obtained by participating in one hour of a particular community service project coordinated, suggested or approved by the officers of the organization The Accounting Club 4 Credits Required Obtained by participating in one hour of a particular community service project coordinated, suggested or approved by the officers of the organization

10. Activity Credits Beta Alpha Psi 10 Activity Credits Each credit may be received by attending an approved organization event At least 1 Social Event At least 8 weekly Meetings 1 of choice: Social Event or Wednesday Meeting The Accounting Club 7 Activity Credits Each credit may be received by attending an approved organization event At least 1 Social Event At least 5 weekly Meetings 1 of choice: Social Event, Wednesday Meeting, or Becker Review Visit

11. Achievement Awards Offered Bronze Member Status 6 additional community service hours (15 total) Silver Member Status 11 additional community service hours (20 total) Gold Member Status 16 additional community service hours (25 total) Beta Alpha Psi and The Accounting Club have the option of awarding one outstanding member or candidate with the honor of Superior Member Status

12. Contact Information Website: http://www.emich.edu/studentorgs/bap/index.html Officer Contacts: http://www.emich.edu/studentorgs/bap/contact.html Advising Officer: Howard Bunsis, 524 Owen College of Business Phone: 734.487.2519, hbunsis@emich.edu

13. EMU Student OrganizationNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS (NABA)

16. National Professional Accounting OrganizationAMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (AICPA)

20. National Professional Accounting OrganizationINSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

23. Soup kitchen

24. SOS Ypsilanti

25. Food drive

26. Habitat for humanity

27. Join our Ann Arbor Chapter in dinner

28. Red wings game

29. Pistons games

30. Eastern Basketball and Football games

31. Buffalo wild wingsJoint Meetings Once every month on Thursday from 4-5pm, COB Room 228Contact InformationRamziddinBerdiev, rberdiev@emich.eduFaculty Adviser, Zafar Khan 406 Owen, zkhan@emich.edu

32. National Professional Accounting OrganizationINSTITUTE OF INTERNALAUDIT

33. Mission and purpose Purpose of promoting Internal Auditing as a career objective Educational programs, career developmental opportunities Information related to Internal Auditing Benefits for students to joinInterest in pursuing a career in internal auditing Promote Internships and career opportunitiesSocial Interaction with Professionals in the internal auditing fieldInternal Auditing program to organizations outside of Eastern Michigan University

34. Cost for students to join: Only $5 Web site for the organization: http://emu-iia.com Joint Meet: Tuesday,5:00 PM to 6:00 PM , Location: COB Room 228

35. Contact Information: Sheila Qin Li, iia.emu@gmail.com, Faculty Adviser Dr. D. Robert Okopny, Owen 406, 734-487-0246, dokopny@emich.edu

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