Clubs and Organizations

"To create and maintain a collegiate organization of students who are interested in the advancement of accounting knowledge, a career in accounting or the accounting profession."

The Alumni Association is a group of more than 25,000 graduates, former students, and past faculty of Mesa State College. These alumni and friends cherish the history of the college, support its current efforts, and believe in its promising future.

AITP offers opportunities for Information Technology (IT) leadership and education through partnerships with industry, government and academia. AITP provides quality IT related education, information on relevant IT issues and forums for networking with experienced peers and other IT professionals.

BOCA is dedicated to increase coordination and cooperation among the business departments clubs and organizations.

"Provide and organizations for students interested in the field of construction management to socialize, network with industry professionals, compete in national student competition, receive further education and certification, and further develop the Construction Management program at MSC."

"To promote student entrepreneurship from all academic areas of study at Mesa State College."

"Consists of sufficient number of members joined by mutual consent for the common, nonprofit purposes of promoting opportunities within the MBA program and raising awareness of the MBA program in Western Colorado."

Consists of sufficient number of members joined by mutual consent for the common, nonprofit purposes of promoting opportunities within the MBA program and raising awareness of the MBA program in Western Colorado.

"Encourage business interest in the community, develop competent aggressive business leadership, and promote American business as a whole."

"Build and sustain partnerships with human resource professionals, media, governments, non-governmental organizations, businesses and academic institutions to address people management challenges that influence the effectiveness and sustainability."