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Alpha Chi |
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Alpha Chi is a National Honor Society. Our chapter, Delaware Beta, was chartered March 11, 1983. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors of good character who rank in the upper 10 percent of their class. Activities include an annual induction ceremony, a spring reception for honor students, social activities and scholarly or academic service to the college.
For more information, see the Alpha
Chi web site. |
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Advisor:
Teresa Taylor |
Email:
taylort1@gbc.edu |
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Institute Of Management Accountants |
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The Institute of
Management Accountants (IMA) is a student chapter affiliated with the
national organization of the National Association of Accountants (NAA).
The purpose of the IMA is to familiarize students with real business
world accountants and accounting problems. A major goal of the student
group is to ease the transition from academics to the job environment.
This is accomplished through great business speakers at the meetings,
VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) and joint meetings and activities
with the Delaware chapter of the national organization. |
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Advisor: Dr. Deborah Leitsch |
Email: leitschd@gbc.edu
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International Students Association |
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Open to all students, the International
Students Association (ISA) provides a forum where foreign nationals can
meet their peers; exchange ideas and information; address mutual
concerns, such as homesickness and general worries, studies, finances,
transportation; and organizes recreational, social, and cultural
activities. The ISA also sponsors several college wide events. Of
particular note, the annual International Night features international
cuisine, exhibits, and entertainment. |
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Advisor:
Nathan Richardson |
Email:
richarn@gbc.edu
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Resident Student Association |
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The RSA is an organization that motivates resident students to get involved in on-campus activities. These activities include hall decorating contests, holiday get-togethers, finals week study breaks, service projects, and most other residence hall programs. The RSA is also a student voice to implement projects and programs of interest to all resident students. Weekly meetings are held and everyone on campus is encouraged to attend. |
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Advisor: Kevin Martin |
Email: martink@gbc.edu
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Society for Human
Resource Management |
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The Society for Human
Resource Management is an officially chartered student chapter of the
national professional organization. Sponsored by Delaware SHRM, the
organization provides a forum for those students interested in HR
careers to learn more about opportunities in the field and to begin
networking with professionals. For those general business students with
an interest in human resources, membership in SHRM provides a forum to
discuss and learn the importance of HR issues and challenges in any
organization.
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Advisor: Caroline Black |
Email: blackc@gbc.edu
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Spirit Squad |
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The GBC Spirit Squad is a group of
enthusiastic students who cheer on the men and women’s basketball teams.
They also lead the crowd in cheers and chants to promote school spirit. |
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Advisor: Kevin Martin |
Email: martink@gbc.edu
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Ambassadors |
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Student Ambassadors
work with the Admissions Team to maintain public awareness of the
College, and to assist in the recruitment process. Activities of these
Ambassadors include giving tours of the College, making telephone calls
to prospective students, and accompanying admissions representatives to
high schools and college fairs. |
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Advisor: Ryan Mignone |
Email: mignone@gbc.edu |
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Student Athletic Advisory
Council |
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The purpose of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC)
is to represent the student-athletes’ voice on the campus of Goldey-Beacom
College. In addition, it exists to promote good communication between the
student-athletes, athletic department administration, coaches and other
staff. Also, the SAAC has the responsibility to actively encourage
student-athlete involvement in campus and community events. And lastly, the
committee will serve as a forum for discussing issues and ideas in
athletics. The SAAC will consist of one representative from each varsity
team sponsored by Goldey-Beacom College. |
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Advisor:
Jen Carleton |
Email:
carletj@gbc.edu |
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The Bolt: The Student Magazine of
Goldey-Beacom College |
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The Bolt is a student-produced
magazine that showcases how the students, faculty, staff, and alumni of
Goldey-Beacom College work, play, study, and live. The Bolt is produced
twice a year, and presents students with opportunities to develop a variety
of communication and business skills, including interviewing, writing,
editing, photography, advertising, and publication management. View
our previous issues: |
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Fall
2009/Winter 2010 |
Spring/Summer
2010 |
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Fall/Winter
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Spring/Summer
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Spring 2008 |
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Advisor: Dr. Kevin Hunt |
Email: huntk@gbc.edu
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Women in Networks |
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Women in Networks is an organization committed to the
importance of networking. The objectives are three fold: first, to
provide a forum where students may find mentors, support, and guidance
concerning today’s work environment and solutions to general life
challenges; second, to provide a forum where women currently working may
find reassurance and support for their continued success as well as a pool
of fresh young talented women to assist in their work endeavors; most of
all, our hope is to create an environment that reminds us to have fun as we
develop these all-important relationships. |
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Advisor: Jessica Fehnel |
Email: smith@gbc.edu
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