College of Business Committees
Undergraduate and graduate students are actively involved in the policy making and governance of the College of Business. The Academic Policy Committee and the Graduate Program Committee are the policy making bodies academic and curriculum matters within the College of Business. At
least one student member is chosen from business majors and graduate students each year. These students work with faculty on the key academic issues of the College.
Student Services Office
Undergraduate business majors and other students taking business courses utilize the Student Services Office to obtain information and advice on College of Business courses and programs, and to facilitate their registration.
Student Organizations
Get Involved in Student Organizations!
COB Student Clubs have participated in national and international competitions and earned numerous awards.
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To encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in accounting |
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To utilize student foundation to stimulate tribal economic growth and stability through an emphasis on maintaining culturally appropriate American Indian Business development. |
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To encourage students in setting goals in technology fields. |
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Investment Club |
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To provide students with an opportunity to apply modern finance theory to investment decisions involving actual market transactions. |
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Marketing Club |
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To provide and promote a better understanding of the functions of advertising and its values; to stimulate and encourage advertising professionalism through advertising to help solve social problems; to develop the individual abilities of its members; and to promote fellowship and free exchange of ideas. |
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Sigma Beta Delta |
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To encourage and recognize scholarship and accomplishment and to promote aspirations toward personal and professional improvement and a life distinguished by honorable service to humankind. |
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The Student Advisory Board is a board of student leaders representing the COB student body. The Board meets on a regular basis with the Dean to advise on the academic and student service issues of the College. |
Advising Information
After achieving junior status, Business Administration majors are assigned to a faculty advisor through the Student Services Center of the College of Business. The faculty advisor is available to assist with the selection of courses, clarify course and degree requirements, monitor student progress toward degree completion, and provide other general academic assistance, including information about career opportunities.
The College of Business Student Services Office maintains the student advising files and assists students in the advising process.
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