Delta Mu Delta
Are you a business student who strives to differentiate yourself as a top performer? Do you wish to join an organization comprised of the brightest business minds? Consider becoming a member of PSU Chapter of Delta Mu Delta, an internationally recognized Business Honors Society. You will earn recognition for academic excellence when you join Delta Mu Delta.
Delta Mu Delta (DMD) is a business honor society that recognizes and encourages academic excellence of students at qualifying colleges and universities. The DMD community fosters the well-being of its individual members, as well as the business community through life-time membership. Plymouth State University has been a recognized participating member chapter of the Delta Mu Delta business honor society since 1998, with more than 1,000 Delta Mu Delta members inducted to the Plymouth State University chapter.
To become a member of Delta Mu Delta you must meet the membership qualification selection guidelines per the Plymouth State University, Theta Sigma, Delta Mu Delta Chapter bylaws:
Undergraduate students who are candidates for the Baccalaureate Degree with a major in Accounting, Economics, Management or Marketing
Graduate students who are candidates for the Master’s Degree in Business Administration.
All undergraduate candidates for membership must have completed at least 50% of their degree undergraduate coursework requirements with a minimum GPA of 3.4 for 60-72 earned credits and 3.2 for earned credit hours over 96. They also must be in the top 20%* of their class in cumulative grade point averages, be of good character, and have written approval from the Office of Academic Affairs.
All graduate candidates must have a minimum GPA of 3.25 and be in the top 20%* of their class in cumulative grade point averages, be of good character, and have written approval from the Office of Academic Affairs.
* The top 20% shall mean the highest twenty percent of the entire School of Business Administration class; junior class, senior class, and graduate class.
Those selected for invitation to the Theta Sigma Delta Mu Delta Chapter will be notified via email; the formal induction ceremony will be held in the spring.
With Delta Mu Delta membership on your resume, you will stand out, displaying your hard work and dedication to excellence in academics, you will find your passion for business and Delta Mu Delta will find you!
For more information please contact the DMD faculty advisor:
Tinglan Yang @ e-mail: tyang@plymouth.edu
Student Organizations
Enactus
Build your entrepreneurial skills with Enactus at Plymouth State University. Enactus is an international student organization, committed to using the power of entrepreneurial action to improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need.
PSU Enactus members see a need and take action. Enactus members form long lasting community and business relationships through social enterprise. All fundraising efforts support various local programs and services.
Make your mark and get involved in this exciting social business enterprise club. The investment you make endures long after you graduate. To learn more, please contact Professor Bonnie Bechard at bbechard@plymouth.edu.
Finance and Investments Club
Plymouth State Finance and Investments Club is a finance and interdisciplinary student organization on campus. The club portfolio provides students with hands-on asset management experience while generating returns and providing the returns to a designated scholarship fund. The club has just above $24,000 in assets under management. While passive investment has proven to be a wise approach for most, our portfolio will be actively managed for educational purposes. We meet weekly to discuss current market conditions and macroeconomic trends, to research securities, and host guest speakers and workshops.
The club's mission is to collaborate with students in the world of finance. Whether it's investing or personal finance, and regardless of your current knowledge on the topic, we're here to help students build confidence in their financial literacy. Further information regarding our investment objectives and investment process can be found here.
If you’re interested in joining the Plymouth State Finance and Investments Club please join us at our weekly meeting, direct message our Instagram, or feel free to reach out to any of our e-board members.
- Co-President Reed Wilson rawilson@plymouth.edu
- Co-president Micheal Toronto Michael.Toronto@plymouth.edu
- Vice President Ronja Dahlin Ronja.Dahlin@plymouth.edu
- Secretary Brady Martin Brady.Martin@plymouth.edu
- Treasurer Kenton Quaglieri Kenton.Quaglieri@plymouth.edu
Marketing Association of Plymouth State (MAPS)
MAPS is an official chapter of the internationally renowned American Marketing Association (AMA) and a marketing and interdisciplinary student organization. You may know MAPS from our events on campus like Rail Jam, our free-ski competition that won Plymouth State’s student-selected Event of the Year; or Teddy Bear Toss, our annual teddy bear fundraiser that raises money for the patients at Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (CHaD) every year.
Additionally, MAPS runs a real-life apparel production business right on campus branded as “Statement”. Using our industry-leading embroidery equipment, we work with organizations on-and-off campus to design and produce high-quality embroidered clothing. We are award-winning chapter of the AMA and attend and compete in the International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans. Our events and our business are just some of the factors that set MAPS apart. MAPS members get hands-on experiences in leadership through running our big events and gain real-world expertise by operating our business. Through these, our members are able to refine their skills in marketing, organization, graphic design, social media, communication, and many other essential areas of success. No matter what you study, anyone is welcome in MAPS and everyone is vital to our team. Check out our Instagram @MAPSNH and our website to see more of what we do!
If you’re interested in joining MAPS don’t hesitate to direct message our Instagram, e-mail mapsnh@gmail.com, or contact MAPS president, Brian Sullivan (Sully) at bwsullivan1@plymouth.edu or MAPS director of membership, Erin Sampson, at erin.sampson@plymouth.edu.
And remember: MAPS means business!
Sports Management Club
Plymouth Sports Management is a University club that affords students interested in Sport Management and Business the chance to connect the two disciplines outside of the classroom. The club constantly looks for opportunities for its members to network and gain experience in all aspects of Sports Management including but not limited to facility and event management, sports sales and sponsorship, sport marketing and promotion, and sport communication and broadcasting.
Through the club, students have toured sports facilities, networked with professionals, hosted guest speakers from the industry, conducted promotions, organized and implemented events, volunteered with local organizations as well as participated in the annual Red Sox Networking Event. Since 2014, the club has worked hard to increase opportunities of all interested students. Plymouth Sports Management meets biweekly and is flexible in active membership.
Those interested in joining our membership or simply learning more about the club, can reach out to Megan Habershaw, club president, at mmh1011@plymouth.edu.
Students in Professional Sales (SIPS)
SIPS is a student-run organization highlighting the Professional Sales Institute at Plymouth State. Our mission is to shape and refine the next generation of sales professionals here on campus. We offer weekly professional development activities such as resume workshops, sales roleplay guidance, guest speakers, and more. Stemming off the club is our competitive sales team; throughout each semester, our team prepares for multiple competitive sales competitions, gaining valuable real-world experiences with cash prizes and job opportunities. Our biggest competition is the NCSC (National Collegiate Sales Competition), a five-day conference held every spring, where four students represent our sales program.
If you’re interested in joining us or have any questions, please reach out to:
- President, Dylan Rasmussen at dylan.rasmussen@plymouth.edu
- Vice-President, Alex Salois at alex.salois@plymouth.edu
- Chair of Outreach, Patrick Burns patrick.burns@plymouth.edu
We hope to see you at our next meeting!
Check out our Instagram (psu_sips) for more updates, and information about what we offer!
Student Accounting Society
The Student Accounting Society is a great way to start networking. Unlike the other clubs on campus we don’t have a set meeting time. To be a part of this club you don’t need to set time aside every week! When we do have meetings it’s normally with a guest speaker who will talk either about the CPA exam, some of the best ways to approach it, and others talk about their career as a CPA. They speak on how they got to where they are now and what a typical day in or out of the office looks like.
Being in this club is a great way to figure out what you want to do as you approach graduation. Either sitting for the CPA, taking master's classes, or starting right away in your career. This just gives you the knowledge you need to choose the right track for you
Meetings happen randomly. E-mail Zachary Rosa (zrrosa@plymouth.edu) or Brooke Wells (btw1004@plymouth.edu) to get on the email for meeting times.
