Student life
There are almost limitless opportunities for you to enhance your educational experience as part of our diverse, lively community. At Clark, there are dozens of student organizations that enable our students to become involved in campus life, step outside their comfort zones, and gain valuable experience. You can experience a broad range of activities including plays, lectures, panels, presentations, workshops, concerts, barbecues, and movies.
View all that’s happening on campus at University events.
Student organizations
School of Business students are encouraged to seize the opportunity to dive in, whether through multicultural associations, intramural athletics, or the School of Business student organizations listed here.
American Marketing Association
American Marketing Association chapter at Clark University falls under the parent organization ‘American Marketing Association’ and all the leaders are official members of this organization. Our efforts include trying to include every marketing enthusiast on campus at our operations and build a community that helps students and professionals in the marketing field learn the science behind marketing.
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Beta Alpha Psi
Clark University School of Business is proud to honor its high achieving finance, accounting, and analytics students through its chapter of the Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) Honor Society. BAP is the international honor society for financial information students enrolled in finance, accounting, and analytics programs, and who attend business schools accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). More information and upcoming events can be found via the society’s Instagram page.
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society
Beta Gamma Sigma is the prestigious international honor society exclusively for business programs accredited by AACSB International. Membership is the highest recognition a business student can receive in a program accredited by AACSB. To be considered for admittance to this society, students must have completed their degree requirements in the School of Business, be in good financial and academic standing, and have a GPA within the top 20% of their graduate program, or top 10% for undergraduate students.
Throughout the year, BGS aims to bring programs, connections, benefits, and opportunities to its members.
Learn more about the benefits of Beta Gamma Sigma membership via their virtual info-session here.
Clark Women in Business (CWIB)
Clark Women in Business encourages and supports female students as they develop into professional leaders. The group, which is part of the National Association of Women MBAs, promotes individual growth and goal achievement, and helps women work together to create strong support networks.
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School of Business Student Council
The School of Business Student Council promotes an active and engaging student community, represents School of Business on university-wide graduate committees, and functions as a unified voice for School of Business student concerns. Each spring, the School of Business Student Council holds a formal banquet for all students, faculty, and staff of the School of Business, bringing our community together to connect on a personal level and celebrate the year’s successes.
Traveling to Clark
Getting around Worcester
Annual events
Business Analytics Competition
As one of the most popular events held in the School of Business, graduate students from a variety of degree programs showcase research on a chosen topic and vie for cash prizes based on their work. Entries that focus on sustainable, social, economic, or environmental change are eligible for a PRME award in addition to the first and second place prize.
Students are notified via email when the call for submissions occurs!
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Induction
Twice per year, the School of Business hosts a special awards and induction event for Beta Gamma Sigma, the prestigious international honor society exclusively for business programs accredited by AACSB International. Membership is the highest recognition a business student can receive in a program accredited by AACSB International. To be considered for admittance to this society, students must have completed half of their degree program, and and have a GPA within the top 20% of their program (graduate students) or top 10% of their program (undergraduate students).
International Gala
Each spring, an annual Gala is hosted by the Clark University International Students Association. Through dance, music, and a variety of performances, the popular event represents and celebrates the diversity of Clark.




