Find Your Community in a Student Organization for Finance Majors.
Get involved and make friends on campus when you join an active UT Dallas student organization that elevates undergraduate finance students. Choose a student organization that allows you to learn more about finance and managerial economics alongside your peers. These organizations open doors for you to network with professionals, participate in case competitions, find internship opportunities and more.
Student Organizations – Finance and Managerial Economics
Financial Leadership Association (FLA)
The Financial Leadership Association (FLA) is the largest student organization for finance majors at UT Dallas. Their mission is to help finance students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their future careers in finance. FLA promotes academic competitions and networking opportunities that help students build their finance résumés. Each year, FLA teams go to local, regional and national competitions. The group also sponsors finance workshops and site visits to top businesses. Annual dues are $25 for a one-semester and $50 for a two-semester membership. Membership is comprised primarily of undergrad and grad finance students; however, any student with an interest in finance is welcome.
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Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS)
Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS) connects UT Dallas students with a special interest in risk management and insurance. GIS promotes and encourages high moral and scholastic achievement among its members who are interested in pursuing a profession in insurance and risk management or the actuarial sciences. GIS facilitates interaction of educational institutions and industry through networking and by fostering research activities, scholarships and improved public relations.
Faculty Advisor
Energy Association UTD (EA UTD)
The Energy Association UTD (EA UTD) is a professional student association at the Jindal School of Management. EA UTD’s mission is to provide networking and professional development opportunities for UT Dallas students interested in pursuing careers in the energy industry. EA UTD serves as a platform for discussions on all major drivers of the energy industry such as finance, technology, public policy and regulation, energy security and the environment.
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Chat with the JSOM Question Desk
Our Question Desk service is available Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. to address any general questions you might have about JSOM, for example:
- Who to contact to get information about degree plan and course registration?
- Where to find information about academic policies?
- How to sign up for an internship?
- How to contact the program, a director or a faculty member?
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