The Adam Smith Society is a community of business school students and alumni who believe that business, entrepreneurship, and commerce are wellsprings that keep this country vibrant, creative, prosperous, and free.

Our members are dedicated to exploring the links among the economy, government, and society through rigorous debate and discussion.

The Society aims to build an influential network of future business leaders dedicated to preserving and strengthening the free-market economic system.

In concert with dedicated MBA student leaders, the national office of the Adam Smith Society underwrites and helps to coordinate a series of exclusive on-campus events that give MBA students access to prominent business leaders, academics, journalists, and public officials. Speakers discuss their experiences and offer insights about the connections between successful businesses, the maintenance of our nation’s free institutions, and a robust civil society. The Adam Smith Society also convenes national and regional programming for student members and alumni. We hope to inspire business students to think about their own responsibility in seeing our economic system endure.

After the last large financial crisis, popular society did not look upon business leaders with kind eyes. Warranted or not, it is sometimes easy to forget the profoundly positive impacts that free-market thinking and capitalism brought to our world.

As the Tepper Chapter to the Adam Smith Society, we aim to provide Tepper students with the knowledge required to make informed decisions about the role of capitalism in our society. We do not look simply at one side of an argument, but rather we seek to understand multiple perspectives.

To increase interest in Africa by disseminating knowledge on the business landscape, policy, economic development and culture

• Increase awareness of entrepreneurial and other opportunities across different industries in Africa
• Contribute to the professional and personal growth of our members
• Increase collaboration with other organizations, as appropriate, campus-wide and in the Pittsburgh community at-large.
• Promote African Culture through Arts & Entertainment

The Black Business Association (BBA) is dedicated to the academic, professional, and personal development of its members. The organization supports the recruitment of diverse students to the Tepper School of Business and welcomes all Carnegie Mellon University students who support its objectives.

OBJECTIVES
• To encourage professional and personal growth among our membership.
• To provide the means for social interaction amongst our members and other groups as appropriate.
• To serve the larger Pittsburgh community through community based initiatives.
• To foster greater collaboration with other diverse student organizations at Carnegie Mellon and the larger Pittsburgh community.
• To increase the enrollment of diverse students at the Tepper School of Business.

It is the mission of this organization to relentlessly pursue and amass as much knowledge and experience of the brewing and tasting of world-class beer as is humanly possible.

Brew beer, Pirates tailgate, brewery crawl, educational tasting seminars, bottle shares, pontificate

The Business and Technology Club (B&T) is a professional club focused on exposing members to career opportunities in technology functions and industries. Our goal is to develop future industry leaders by engaging with technology experts, exploring the impact of emerging technologies, facilitating business case competitions, and networking with leading professionals at the most innovative companies in the world.
B&T is the primary club contact for all recruiting, case competitions, treks, and other events with technology, e-commerce, media, and entertainment companies at Tepper. The Club sponsors a variety of exclusive events, as well as events with other clubs and cross-campus schools, such as the Welcome Weekend, to effectively prepare members, and to expose our members to new and developing technologies.

The B&T club is organized across three overarching pillars that guide all activities and events:
- Industry Focus: Prepare members for functional positions such as marketing, operations, finance, product management, and consulting at companies within the technology industry, such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and many more.
- Function Focus: Prepare members for information & technology related functions in any industry, such as IT Business Analyst, IT Consulting, CTO, CIO, etc.
- Community Focus: Educate and foster an active and engaged community of students and alumni interested in technology.

If you have any interest in working in or with technology we encourage you to join the B&T Club.

The Christian Business Association (CBA) is meant to serve the Tepper community as the nexus where Christianity and Business interact. We provide opportunities for fellowship with Christian students and faculty, discussion on challenging topics for Christians in the business world, and networking with Christians in the business community.

Membership benefits include: belonging to a community of believers focused on building one another up and supporting each other through the transitions and rigors of business school; opportunities to network with Christians throughout the business world, including students at other business schools, Tepper School alumni and other business leaders; and chances to participate service events for the local community, such as clothing drives for the veterans, food drives with the local food bank and Christmas caroling in the local community.

The Consulting Club is the largest MBA student club at Tepper. The club’s mission is to elevate the level of the consultants that Tepper produces and place them at top consulting firms.

Through a combination of workshops, seminars and one-on-one mentoring the club transforms its members into effective and sought-after consultants. This means not only successfully navigating the highly competitive recruiting process, but also developing the tools to excel in the industry.

The club provides a litany of resources to help students succeed in every aspect of the consulting recruiting process. These resources include boot camps, workshops, networking events, and case competitions. Additionally, the club has a comprehensive case database that helps our members prepare for the recruiting season. The club also organizes Treks that allow students to visit the offices of many of the largest consulting firms.

The mission of the Culinary Club is to provide a forum to bring people together through food.

Student-led courses, student-led dinners, restaurant outings, collaborative events with Brewmeisters and other cultural clubs.
*Our members like to eat! Gourmet chef status is welcomed but definitely not required for membership!*

The Tepper Data Analytics Club’s mission is to help students leverage data analytics in their field of work. Regardless of which field or role you pursue, we'll prepare you to analyze data in order to predict outcomes, prescribe solutions, and describe data in powerful ways.

Data analytics is one of the hottest fields right now and we'll show you how you can use analytics to stand out during your internship and beyond.

The Tepper Data Analytics Club’s mission is to help students leverage data analytics in their field of work. Regardless of which field or role you pursue, we'll prepare you to analyze data in order to predict outcomes, prescribe solutions, and describe data in powerful ways.

Data analytics is one of the hottest fields right now and we'll show you how you can use analytics to stand out during your internship and beyond.

● Develop business leaders who can apply design methodologies to create innovative products services and solutions
● Develop designers who are well versed in business principles and can use this knowledge to commercialize their innovative ideas
● Teach students the latest design and business tools and share resources
● Serve as a hub for innovation at Carnegie Mellon University by providing opportunities for inter-university collaboration

Members will have the opportunity to attend a variety of events, including case competitions, speaker series, and career prep seminars, to learn about design and business. Members will meet designers and managers from a variety of companies, including Google, IDEO, Johnson and Johnson, and PNC. Additionally, members will have the opportunity to learn about the latest tools to ideate, create, launch and iterate upon products and services.

An active athletic community supports the personal development of students, both in health and wellness as well as in academic and professional fields.

We invite every Tepper community member to develop him or herself by practicing a favorite endurance activity, by trying new ones, and by supporting each other. Doing so in a non-academic setting develops interpersonal relationships that positively affect our academic and professional lives as well.

We run, we climb, we bike, we swim, we lift heavy things (including ourselves), and we support each other while having a great time. All events are open to anyone from Tepper, CMU, or the wider Pittsburgh community -- athletic aptitude is absolutely not required.

Join the club to meet classmates outside of an academic setting and develop substantive, lasting relationships.

The Tepper Energy Club's mission is to educate Tepper students about the energy sector, from traditional oil & gas to modern energy technology, and energy-related career opportunities.

The Tepper Energy Club achieves its mission by providing a forum for networking opportunities, building and maintaining lasting professional relationships with energy-related companies and Tepper alumni, and engaging in collaborative work with other student clubs and research centers at Carnegie Mellon University.

In the world of business the ability to confidently approach a round of golf can prove to be quite valuable as a networking tool. To that end, the Golf Club has three main aims:
-To educate new players about the game play & etiquette.
-To provide additional opportunities for students to golf.
-And, to organize activities that will allow members to network with fellow students, alumni, faculty and employers.

While the TGC is a social club, golf is a game of integrity that has many rules and subtleties. Therefore, we seek to educate and mentor our members to ensure they conduct themselves in the proper fashion, and reflect positively upon their affiliation with Tepper.

Community outreach is also a key component in the Tepper community. The Tepper Golf Club also provides opportunities to volunteer with area youth through The First Tee of Pittsburgh. The First Tee is a national organization whose mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf.

Mission Statement And Bylaws

We, the MBA and MSCF students of the Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business, establish this Charter and By-Laws for the Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business Graduate Business Association (GBA) Student Government.

The GBA is hereby established as a means of representing the interests of the student body of the Carnegie Mellon University business masters programs. Through the establishment of an elected Student Government, it shall provide a platform for the discussion of issues of student concern and act as the instrument by which student interests may be voiced to the administration and faculty of the MBA and MSCF programs and Carnegie Mellon University.

The Student Government shall also act as an umbrella organization governing GBA supported student organizations and coordinating the distribution of funds distributed by the Tepper Administration to the student-run clubs and organizations recognized by the GBA.

The Student Government represents the interests of all members of the GBA rather than any particular organization therein.

The GBA is committed to enhancing Tepper's strong community, enriching the student experience and aiding the personal and professional development of students. To that end, the GBA acts on student feedback, implements new and existing school-wide initiatives and events to fulfill student needs and empowers students and student-led organizations.

The GBA is comprised of 11 members, elected annually: President, Vice-President, Admissions Officer, Alumni Relations Officer, Career Officer, Finance Officer, Marketing Officer, Technology Officer, Activities Officer, Part-Time Officer and MSCF Officer.

The GBA oversees a number of committees including (but not limited to) the:

CMU Discovery Project
International Student Life Initiative
Tepper Mentorship Program
Admissions Committee
Tepper Branding Committee
Tepper Cares Committee

Tepper Cares leads community service initiatives in the Greater Pittsburgh Area. Our goal is to provide volunteers with high-quality service experiences that complement the MBA education. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead.

The GFA is the largest professional organization at the Tepper School of Business. We develop the future leaders of the finance and investment professions by providing comprehensive mentoring, networking, and educational opportunities to the MBA and MSCF programs. Our members join the most well respected investment banks, asset management firms, and Fortune 50 companies around the globe.

The Tepper School of BusinessHealthcare Club seeks to create an engaged community of students interested in the biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and related healthcare fields. The club aims to connect students with companies and experts, facilitate networking opportunities, and provide targeted professional development opportunities.

The mission of the LABC is to promote the Latin American culture to the Tepper community by presenting its members with the regional Latin American events that Pittsburgh offers, providing access for both United States and International students interested in learning about professional and academic opportunities in Latin American countries, growing club members’ network by communicating with Alumni and Latin American leaders in the U.S. and Latin America, seeking opportunities to develop community service and volunteer programs for members in Latin America or related to Latin America, promoting diversity recruiting, and having great events with the Carnegie Mellon University community to promote the festive Latin spirit. The LABC is a conduit to promote diversity recruiting. Additionally, the LABC collaborates with the Tepper School of Business Admissions Department to provide support for prospective, admitted and incoming students.

Net Impact is a community of more than 50,000 student and professional leaders creating positive social and environmental change in the workplace and the world.

The Tepper chapter focuses on the intersection of business and social leadership to drive positive change. We provide the network and resources to inspire emerging leaders to build successful "impact careers" – either by working in jobs dedicated to change or by bringing a social and environmental lens to traditional business roles. This is supplemented by speaker series, a national conference, professional development, and job search tools.

The Organizational Leadership Club educates Tepper students to be competent and confident leaders capable of inspiring excellence that permeates organizations and communities.  Our mission is to provide Tepper students:

1. Experiential leadership opportunities for collaborative and experiential approach to leadership education.
2. Access to industry leaders to discuss leadership principles in action based on real-life experiences in order to learn from them.
3. Innovative leadership action plans by exploring leadership theories, current trends in management, and mapping out a personal leadership strategy.

The Organizational Leadership Club provides the opportunity to challenge and test our member’s leadership in order to develop them as a dynamic leader in their personal and professional life.

Coming Events – Highlights (tentative timing)

Rafting: Leading a team through Crisis (Mini 1)
OLC Case Competition and Feedback Training (Mini 1)
Best Team Competition (Mini 2, Mini 4)
Leadership Development Program Panel and Workshop (Mini 1, Mini 2)
Leadership Book Series (Mini 2, Mini 4)
OB Elective Panel (Mini 2)
Quantico Experiential Leadership Trek (Mini 4)
Coffee Chats (Once a Mini)
Mentorship Program (All Year)
Accelerate and CBI Partnership (All Year)
Club Alliance (All Year)

The Tepper Partners Club aims to provide support for all partners of Tepper students by offering organized events and gatherings. Our goal is to ensure all partners are acclimated in Pittsburgh and have the proper resources to succeed in both professional and personal settings. We also provide the Tepper community with social events for students and partners to bond and network.

The Robber Barons ("the RB") is a publication by and for the Tepper School of Business student body. Our mission is to enable our classmates to share their business school stories with our classmates.

The RB consists of a group of co-editors who spend their Monday nights writing satirical articles for the enjoyment and embarrassment of their classmates. If you're reading this, there's a chance that you could be featured in the next RB.

-Provide an interface for students coming to the US for the first time (in terms of a welcome package with reference to life in Pittsburgh, items they should bring with them, what to expect in Pittsburgh, housing tips, etc).
-Institute a customized mentoring program within the SABA. Mentors will aim to provide insights into the classes at Tepper, life at Tepper, opportunities for international students and issues within Tepper that new students need to be aware of.
-Help members with their job search - we aim to prepare a database of South Asian Tepper alum (with their prior permission) and to use this database to help students learn more about companies they target in their career search. This is not a substitute for the COC - we believe that South Asian students will find it easier to informally speak with South Asian alumni (especially those from their respective countries), and similarly, alum would be open to help students from their countries.
-Bring in guest speakers to talk to the SABA about opportunities for international students (specifically, from South Asia). This will not conflict with the COC's recruiting activities.
Hold cultural events on festivals like Diwali or Independence Day and welcome / farewell parties.
-We are in informal discussions with similar associations in other business schools (Wharton and Columbia at this point of time) to co-ordinate and hold common activities and events. Eventually, we hope to link a number of these organizations across several business schools.

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Visit our official website: https://www.cmu-stars.org/

Our mission is three-fold:

All Roles, All Functions
To educate MBA students about available roles in the new space industry and facilitate connections between students and professionals. This club encompasses positions such as business development, entrepreneurship, corporate finance, project management, venture capital, supply chain management, and more. It is not function specific.

Space Technology Education
To focus on technologies that include commercial spaceflight, space tourism, space habitats, rockets, satellites, mining, and more

Cross-Campus Engagement
To work cross-functionally across campus to leverage engineering, robotics, and computer science excellence

The Tepper Parents Club, created in 2016, is an inclusive group for families of Tepper students. Our aim is to help incoming and current families create a support system of others who understand the unique challenges faced in MBA school. We hope to help you get involved in the Tepper community as well as adjust to life with a little in Pittsburgh.

We are a group of self-organizing students committed to advancing the ideals of diversity at Tepper. Our mission is to empower diversity students and advocates, enlighten and inform silent or nascent allies, and identify and oppose anti-diversity aggression. We’re focused on thoughtful action, and to do so, we will work with Tepper faculty and administration as well as student leadership to grow the presence of and support for diverse students at Tepper.

Support and Inspire Women in Business

We focus on: Education, Career & Social