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Economics Academic Societies

Investment Society

Investment Society
The goal of the Investment Society is to help undergraduate students prepare for their careers by building networking, interviewing, and other soft skills so they are well-prepared to enter graduate school or the financial sector after graduation. The society also participates in real-world projects that are sourced by teaming up with financial firms, specifically in the areas of banking, investing, risk management, and corporate finance.

The society meets every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in SMI 123.

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Faculty Advisors: Rick Hirschi
E-mail: hirschir@byui.edu
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Faculty Advisor: Rick Hirschi
E-mail: hirschir@byui.edu

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PAS Society

Uniting Education and Industry in Agriculture
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Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (PAS)
Our mission is to provide individual growth, leadership, and career preparation opportunities for professional agriculture students. By joining our society, you can earn the following benefits:

- Gain professional agriculture experience and knowledge
- Learn what steps are needed to pursue career goals
- Deepen comprehension of the industry that interests you
- Prepare for the national conference and competition
- Build connections and network with industry professionals
- Exercise your leadership
- Develop a resume that will put you above other job applicants
- Learn more about National PAS at their Facebook page.

The society meets at different times. Check social media for upcoming events.
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Faculty Advisor:  Jeremy Slade
E-mail:  sladeje@byui.edu
Dues:  $15 per semester

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Economics Society

Economics Society
The mission of the Economics Society is to increase understanding of economics, enhance skills of the members, and enrich all aspects of the lives of those involved. To achieve this mission an emphasis will be made in graduate school and job preparation, research of scholarly issues in economics, discussion of economic topics of concern, and social betterment. This is also a great way to support networking between individuals of the same field.

The society meets at different times. Check social media for upcoming events.
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Faculty Advisor: Joshua Tibbitts
Email: tibbittsj@byui.edu

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