MBAA Clubs
Clubs and activities vary from year to year as the interest of the MBA student body evolve. Recently active clubs include:
Finance Club
The Finance Club's mission is to effectively support students pursuing careers in finance by promoting financial learning, providing networking opportunities for students to engage with finance professionals, and educating students on potential careers in finance. Our club strives to keep the Raymond A. Mason School updated on recruiting timelines, offer opportunities for interview practice, and foster interaction among first-year and second-year students, executive partners, and the Graduate Career Management Center (GCMC).
Student Leader: Anirban Kakoti
International Student Association
The International Student Association (ISA) promotes diversity and inclusion in the Mason School of Business through year-long social and cultural events. ISA is committed to bringing together the Mason community and providing a platform where we celebrate, educate, and participate in the different cultures of the more than 20 countries represented in the MBA program. ISA also aims to provide networking opportunities and meaningful interactions to strengthen the relationships among the members our global community.
Student Leader: Shubham Mahajan
IT & Operations Club
IT & Operations Club's mission is to provide first-hand experiences that further the understanding of analytics and innovation within information technology. These events will be applicable to all academic and professional concentrations. The IT & Operations Club seeks to provide solutions, knowledge, and opportunities that supplement course curriculum and go beyond typical classroom teachings.
Student Leader: Vacant Position
Mason Military Association
The Mason Military Association serves current and former members of the armed forces who are pursuing their MBA. We are the voice for military students to the MBAA and maintain a professional network that assists current and former Service Members in planning for their military career and beyond. We work to maintain and strengthen bonds between military students, civilian students, and their families in the business school and across campus.
Student Leader: Shijun Zeng
Marketing Club
The mission of the Marketing Club is to be a unique resource in preparing W&M MBA students for careers in marketing, communications, and PR. We strive to cultivate a community that empowers creative and strategic thinkers alike. This year we will share relevant content, experiences, and ideas that W&M MBAA members can utilize both in and outside of the classroom, as well as throughout their career and internship search.
Student Leader: Taravati Schmitt
Supply Chain Club
The William & Mary Supply Chain Club is dedicated to cultivating a comprehensive understanding of supply chain management among students. Our mission is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real world application by hosting educational events, facilitating networking opportunities with industry professionals and alumni, and organizing hands on learning experiences such as site visits and workshops. We strive to keep our members informed about the latest trends and technologies in the field, fostering a community of future leaders equipped to navigate the complexities of global supply chains. Join us to enhance your knowledge, build valuable connections, and prepare for a successful career in supply chain management.
Women in Leadership
The Women in Leadership Club aims to empower women in the workplace while also giving back to the local community. We strive to educate both men and women on issues women regularly face both in their personal and professional lives. Women in Leadership welcomes all MBA students interested in rallying to help bring gender equality to the workplace.
Student Leaders: B S Aishwarya Valli and Arya Kshirsagar
Grad Council Representative and Student Assembly Senator
The Grad Council serves all five of the graduate schools at William & Mary (Business, Law, Arts & Sciences, Education and Marine Science (VIMS)). Its mission is to lobby for all graduate students on the William & Mary campus. The Grad Council has five executive officers, one from each of the five graduate schools. The MBAA has one senator in the Student Assembly. His/her mission is to represent the interests of all MBA students at the Mason School. The Student Assembly (SA) is the student's government at William & Mary. It represents the students' voice to the faculty, administration, community and State. It also provides services for members of the College community. It is an integral part of life at the University and is the cornerstone of all student activities, since it annually provides more than $500,000, from each student's activity fees, in funding for clubs and organizations. The MBAA receives a small portion of its funding from the student activities budget.
Student Leader: Seyda Celci
Consulting Club
The Consulting Club's mission is to enable the Mason MBA Program in developing a case-based program. The club aims to employ a powerful decision-making approach, called Case-Method training, through the creation of opportunities for student interactions with alumni and industry professionals. This approach will help students develop critical problem-solving skills and prepare them for a career in the consulting sector.
Student Leaders: Ayushi Gupta and Jason Salton
Entrepreneurship Club
Entrepreneurship Club is driven by the belief that all MBA students, regardless of career path, can benefit from developing an entrepreneurial mindset. We aim to help students learn and develop this mindset, so they can be agents of innovation in any field they choose.
Student Leaders: Vacant Position
