Get Involved
Expand your educational and professional horizons by getting involved in any of our
engagement opportunities offered by the TN Tech College of Business General Management
Program. The General Management Program along with the rest of the College of Business
maintains and supports student clubs and organizations, annual events and conferences,
and program-specific student collaborations and experiential learning opportunities
to further elevate our rich education experience. Getting involved does not only open
doors for future employment and professional growth, but it also makes for a more
memorable and valuable university experience.
Society for Advance of Management
The Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) is a nonprofit organization that aims to promote the scientific study of the principles governing organized efforts in industrial and economic life through the study and application of management theory and practice. All students interested in leadership or business management are encouraged to join SAM. The club supports professional development of its members with guest lectures, fund-raisers, social events, and community service. In the spring, members will also have the opportunity to attend the SAM International Conference and compete in the case competition.
College of Business Student Ambassadors
COB Student Ambassadors are students from all business majors whose activities include assisting at college and university functions; recruiting new students through visits and correspondence; and promoting college spirit through events like Business Foundations meetings, Homecoming activities, etc. New Ambassadors are selected each fall semester by an application and interview process.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Alpha Kappa Psi is a national co-ed business fraternity that aims to provide ethical leadership and professional development to its members. To achieve association initiatives, Alpha Kappa Psi sponsors professional speakers, oversees service projects, and hosts social activities. All undergraduate and graduate business majors and minors who have at least a 2.1 GPA are eligible to pledge. This chapter uses a rush procedure to obtain members.
