AATCC
The purpose of the AATCC Club is to promote the understanding of textiles and the textile-related industries. When possible, the club goes on field trips to local retailers, has guest speakers at general body meetings, and members have the opportunity to aid in the planning of an on-campus fashion show each semester.
Faculty Advisors: Meredith McQuerry and Jessica Ridgway
BRAG
BRAGfsu is an organization that serves as a liaison between Black Retail Action Group, USA and college students in the Tallahassee area. BRAG encourages the participation of minority college students in Retail and provides students with professional development, leadership skills, and networking opportunities.
Faculty Advisor: Christie Hand
CEO
CEO actively promotes its mission to inform, support, and inspire college students to seek opportunity through enterprise creation. Our expansive but inclusive network of entrepreneurs gives students the right connections needed to turn their ideas into reality. We dedicate our time to making sure our members are inspired to take calculated risks and given the resources they need to succeed as entrepreneurs and/or leaders in life.
Faculty Advisor: Wendy Plant
CMA
The Collegiate Merchandising Association is a registered student organization at the Florida State University open to all majors. CMA helps students prepare for a successful transition into a career in retailing through presentations, activities and guest speakers.
Faculty Advisor: Ann Langston
ENACTUS
Enactus, formerly known as SIFE, is an international nonprofit organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize university students to make a difference in their communities while developing skills to become socially responsible business leaders. In addition to the community aspect of Enactus, leadership and career initiatives create opportunities for learning and exchange among participants as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.
Faculty Advisor: Sam Staley
OEI
The Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation serves as the go-to place for student entrepreneurs on campus. We provide resources, networking, recognition, and assistance for students and student startups across all fields and industries.
Faculty Advisor: Danielle Acosta
SAM
In 2016, the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship chartered a chapter in the Society for Advancement of Management. SAM is over 100 years old and features three distinct components for students to compete in. Three students will be nominated for the Regional Student Award, which recognizes students for their contribution to the club and their involvement in community service. The chapter will also compete for the Chapter of the Year which is based on the overall operations of the chapter and community service. This year, our students have participated in feeding handicapped individuals at Gibb Mabry Village, worked at the FSU 7 under 30 presentation, sponsored two individuals from Boys Town for Christmas, and assisted with the Harley Davidson Toys for Tots Drive. FSU SAM will also be sending two teams to Orlando in March to compete in a case-competition team. Faculty member Bob Garner is serving as chapter advisor and this year 22 students are participating in the club.
Faculty Advisor: Bob Garner
TAMID
The TAMID Group on college campuses in the US and around the world trains students and alumni to consult an advise Israeli companies. It is a student-led initiative that pioneers he next generation of American commitment to Israel by connecting students at top universities with the Israeli economy. Check out the FSU Chapter and get involved here.
Faculty Advisor: Ron Frazier