USC Marshall

180 Degrees Consulting is the world's largest nonprofit consultancy with over 150 branches across 35 countries. USC's chapter provides consulting services to nonprofits, professional training for the USC community, and social events for its members.

Accounting Society is a professional student organization within USC’s Leventhal School of Accounting composed of students interested in careers in accounting or finance seeking mentorship, lasting relationships, and support inprofessional development.

The purpose of this organization is to provide a resource for networking and academic development for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in the field of marketing. The AMA at USC Chapter aims tobring national AMA resources to USC students, which may include but are not limited to the following: training workshops, professional speaker events, company tours, service and networking events, case competitions and consulting projects.

The Marshall Master's in Finance Association (MMFA) is an MSF student-run organization that fosters community, professional development, career exploration and networking through corporate and alumni outreach. As a student in the MSF program, all students are automatically enrolled in this organization and get exclusive access to events including but not limited to: Networking Panels, Mentorship Programs (through application), Fun social events (on the USC campus, and within Los Angeles), and much more. MMFA is excited to celebrate the diversity with the MSF program and welcomes active participation from all members.

The purpose of this organization is to introduce members to supply chain and advance academic topics related to the field of global supply chain management. The organization will provide formal and informal networking opportunities and introduce problem-solving and analysis skills valuable in the field.

The mission of the MSSE SA is to foster new opportunities of growth and open connections for MSSE students andalumni. The SA works to champion a collaborativeenvironment that supports the advancement of the academic, professional, and personal lives of the USC Marshall’s Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship community and to advocate on MSSE students’ behalf.

The Business Analytics Student Association (BASA) supportsMSBA candidates at the Marshall School of Business in building a tight community, creating professional development opportunities, and fostering alumni networking.

BGBL is dedicated to assisting Marshall Graduate students of African descent become successful leaders in academia and business. BGBL strives to strengthen the economic, intellectual, and cultural wealth of the black community.

The Graduate Asian Business Society (GABS) is committed to promoting and celebrating the diverse Asian community at Marshall. GABS aims to enhance the Marshall environment by developing forums through which studentscan network with and learn from Asian business leaders and peers, and help its members and alumni build a lasting network and share career and business opportunities.

USC Marshall Graduate Women in Business (GWiB) is a student-led organization focused on the advancement of women in business.

BEA supports Marshall graduate students to achieve professional goals in the business of media and entertainment.

The Entrepreneur and Venture Management Association (EVMA)is a student-led organization committed to supporting studentsinterested in pursuing career opportunities in start-ups, venture capital, or starting their own businesses.

Professional discovery, training, and networking organization. Student-run organization for Graduate Students at Marshall and Price.

The Adam Smith Society is a nationwide, chapter-based association of MBA students and business leaders who believe that business, entrepreneurship, and commerce are wellsprings that keep this country vibrant, creative, prosperous, and free. The Adam Smith Society works to provide a venuewhere this discussion of foundational ideas can be explored and applied to the current economic environment.

Marshall Golf Club brings together golfers of all skill levels to play, compete, and share experiences together around the game of golf.

The Marshall Outdoor Club serves as a catalyst to get MBA students active in the environment, educate them on outdoor skills and etiquette, and connect them with other students outside of the urban setting.