What do you think of when you hear “Accounting Club"?"Do you imagine people with horn rimmed glasses and pocket protectors, pens behind their ears and calculators in their palms? What exactly would they be doing? Maybe you’d imagine them sitting around a table, trying to make a trial balance sheet balance correctly and debating over debits and credits, or maybe you’d imagine them filling out tax forms.
You could not be more wrong. The Accounting Club at Texas State is so much more than that. While every so often, we do find a small satisfaction in making figures balance, it is mainly a channel for students and professionals to network in. We have professionals come in each meeting to try and convince us to work for them. We travel to different cities to visit accounting offices and to go on tours of their space. We have social-, yes, social events, such as the golf tournament, Spring Firm Showcase, and various dinners. More than anything, our main focus is to reassure accounting majors that they chose the right career path. Accounting is not always easy, and it’s our job to make sure that students are confident in not only their skills on paper, but also with their skills as people. We strive to help members make the transition from student to professional. And if introducing students to a system of networking with professionals hasn’t convinced them, well… we would hope that at least the pizza at the end of our meetings would." -- Aimee Jiang, Spring 2016 Vice President |
Mission StatementThe Accounting Club is a student-led organization with the mission of enhancing our members’ academic experiences with additional opportunities to prepare for their professional careers.
The Accounting Club sponsors a wide variety of activities to provide members with opportunities to develop their knowledge of the real-world operations of the professions of accounting, financial services, and information technology. These include:
Important Upcoming DatesMarch 29th -
Returning Interns Panel, McCoy 125, 5PM Come hear what Texas State students who have worked in an internship have to say about how they got it, what the work was like, and advice for your success. This is important! An internship is one of the best steps for you to secure a full-time job. Potential employers consider internship experience very important. The employer may even extend to their interns a full-time job offer upon graduation. April 19th - Spring Banquet To Be Announced Events: Please Stay Posted Holmes High School Visits (will be a Friday) San Antonio Office Visits (will be a Friday) Austin Office Visits (will be a Friday) |
Meet Our Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Carolyn Conn
Clinical Assistant Professor
cc31@txstate.edu
(512) 245-1786
Clinical Assistant Professor
cc31@txstate.edu
(512) 245-1786