When you get involved with a business-related club at Concordia, you open yourself up to all kinds of possibilities: connections with fellow Concordians who share your same interests, opportunities to practice and apply what you’ve learned in the classroom, and the chance to serve others in ways that match the unique skillsets you’ve been given. Check out some of the business-focused student organizations you can look forward to joining at CUW, and visit our Clubs & Organizations page to see more of our offerings.
Student clubs
Concordia Accounting Club
Concordia Accounting Club provides accounting students with unique opportunities with meetings including guest speakers, in-depth discussions and an opportunity to learn more internship and job opportunities, mentorship from accounting professionals, and a fun and friendly learning environment. The purpose of the club is to connect students with a professional network as well as provide an opportunity for them to learn about everything they can do in their future careers.
Actuarial Science Club
Actuarial Science Club allows actuarial science students to learn more about their major, network with companies outside of the school and learn valuable leadership skills for their career.
Business Scholar Association
Business Scholars Association (BSA) is a club on campus open to all students enrolled in the Batterman School of Business. BSA aims to promote general student networking for post-graduate success. We equip our members with leadership training, professional networking events, and community service experiences. This club tours organizations and in the past has visited Lambeau Field, American Family Insurance and Miller Park.
Investment Club
Investment club is committed to bringing together students who are interested in investing and the stock market. We strive to continue learning on these topics outside of the classroom as well as provide network opportunities for students.
Sport and Hospitality Business Club
Sport and Hospitality Business Club exists to provide networking opportunities for students interested in careers in sports and hospitality. They meet regularly where they bring in guest speakers and create community among students interested in this field.
Women in Business and Leadership Club
The Women in Business & Leadership Club prepares and empowers women for meaningful careers in the business world. Guided by Christian values, they are committed to fostering a supportive community where rising professionals encourage one another, develop professional skills, and grow as ethical leaders. Initiatives include mentorship opportunities, outreach programs, and hosting post-graduate professionals who share their experiences navigating business careers beyond college, cultivating a culture of faith, collaboration, and excellence.
CU Launch
Started in 2014, CULaunch offers free business coaching to students with startup ideas. The multi-month program, held annually during the fall semester, concludes with a live pitch event, with seed funding offered to the top innovations. Learn more about CU Launch here.
Institutes & Centers
Our institutes promote the mission through research, publications, education, networking, and speaker events. Learn more about the Batterman School of Business Institutes & Centers.
Mentor Initiative
An opportunity for Concordia students in the School of Business to connect with successful and elite business executives from the Milwaukee business community. Learn more about the Batterman School of Business Mentor Program.
Quaestus Journal
Quaestus is a student-led journal from Concordia University Wisconsin's Batterman School of Business. Presenting ideas about Liberty, Virtue and Economics, from a Christian perspective, to promote human flourishing. Our vision is to inspire the next generation of Christian thought-leaders by addressing global issues with sound economic and moral principles. Read Quaestus Journal online here.