Clubs & Organizations
The David Nazarian College of Business and Economics houses a number of student organizations. Participation in these associations provides an opportunity for valuable social contact and organizational experience. Emphasis is placed on career planning and meetings with representatives from business organizations.
APICS (Association for Supply Chain and Operations Management) is the global leader and premier source of knowledge in areas of operations management such as: production, inventory, supply chain, materials management, purchasing, and logistics.
ASQ (American Society for Quality) encourages and provides the means for the development of professional skills in students, while informing them as to the nature and the incentives of entering into a profession concerned with quality.
Management Information Systems Association (MISA) at the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics at CSUN is a non-profit student organization open to all students interested in the information systems industry. We aspire to showcase the best of what IS/IT has to offer in the business world to empower ambitious students as they transition from the classroom into the industry as professionals.
As a scholar of business and technology, it is essential to develop your technical and professional skills to thrive in the industry. For this purpose, MISA offers beneficial outreach opportunities that enhance a student’s education in the form of weekly meetings with speakers from a variety of employers that present to our students about technical topics and career paths including Data Analytics, Systems Analysis, IT Security, IT Audit, Commercial IT, Tech Support, etc.
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