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Student Clubs

Stern Undergraduate College has an active club system of 35 member clubs. The undergraduate clubs promote professional development in a broad range of industries and interests, from finance and accounting to social impact and entertainment. Many of the clubs focus on career development and cultivate strong relationships with companies and organizations, as well as Stern alumni who continue to support the club system by attending or speaking at events. Over 50% of the Stern student population participates in the club system.

The Inter-Club Council (ICC) is the governing body of the member clubs focused on connecting students to the club communities to develop a network, team-building, and leadership skills. The ICC is overseen by the Undergraduate Office of Student Engagement (OSE). ICC is charged with creating cohesion between the clubs, marketing club events to the Stern community, and planning large-scale events that further promote the club system.

All current Stern students are automatically added to the ICC email list.

The Stern undergraduate student clubs include:

Actuarial Society: Providing students with an exposure to actuarial science as a discipline and as a potential career opportunity.

Asian Leadership Initiative: Empowering ambitious AAPI students to excel in their professional careers while driving meaningful impact in their industries and communities. 

Beta Alpha Psi: Stern's Finance, Accounting, and Information Systems honors society. 

BlackGen Capital: Creating a pipeline for talented Black, Hispanic and Native American students interested in entering the financial services industry. 

Blockchain and Fintech Club: Educating students about the intricacies of technology-enabled advancements in the financial sector, decentralized finance, and Web3 Development. 

Business Analytics Club: Leveraging technology solutions for the business and financial world. 

Capital Markets Club: Helping students to understand the major players and forces that shape our financial system. 

Climate & Energy Club: Providing educational content, career resources, and insights into the evolving energy and climate sectors. 

Economic Development Group: Connecting students with the necessary resources for applying their business skills to economic development opportunities in developing countries. 

Entrepreneurial Exchange Group: Offering speakers and workshops for students with entrepreneurial interests to learn, network, and be inspired.

Finance Society: Educating members on skills integral to a successful career in finance. 

International Business Association: Promoting global thinking and helping students find careers at international organizations inside and outside the U.S. 

Investment Analysis Group: Managing NYU's only undergraduate investment portfolio. 

Luxury and Retail Association: Dedicated to forging ties between students and the luxury and retail industries. 

Marketing Society: A community exploring the different opportunities, strategies, and developments in the marketing world. 

Management Consulting Group: Helping students build the necessary skill sets required to succeed in consulting. 

Middle East Business Association: Exploring enterprise and capital markets in the Middle East while promoting a better understanding of the region and fostering community. 

Net Impact: Changing the world through socially responsible business. 

Phi Chi Theta: Embracing the meaning of fraternity with common interests in Business and Economics