Nature

The Finance Club is designed to expose students to a broad range of activities in order for them to gain first-hand knowledge of financial institutions, events, and issues. Students involved in this organization have the opportunity to participate in projects concerning the local economy, visit organizations such as Federal Reserve Banks and brokerage firms, and get involved in community humanitarian efforts.

Purpose

In keeping with the mission of Florida Memorial University and the School of Business Administration, to inculcate in its members the importance of life-long learning and a commitment to leadership, to prepare students to function effectively in a highly competitive technological global society, and, specifically, to develop an appreciation for the opportunities available through the understanding of finance.

Membership 

All students in good standing at Florida Memorial University can be members of the CLUB. Active members have the privilege of voice and vote by attendance or proxy and are entitled to , participate in the activities of the CLUB. To maintain active status a member must:

a) pay all debts to the CLUB,

b) be represented at the annual meeting., and

c) fulfill any additional requirements set forth in
    subsequent By-Laws. "'

Inactive Membership

Inactive members have the privilege of voice and may participate in the activities of the CLUB, subject to approval of the active membership. Inactive membership may be conferred upon an active member as specified in subsequent By- Laws.

Affiliate Members

Affiliate members are any natural persons or organizations that wish to align themselves with the purposes of the CLUB. Affiliate members have the privilege of voice, at the President's discretion, but shall not vote or have representation on the Executive Committee.

National Association of Black Accountants
NABA

The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) club is affiliated with the Greater Miami Chapter of NABA professionals.  The accounting club meets at least six times a year, often with the professional NABA chapter.  Annual events include an accounting careers night, resume development and interviewing workshops, and a regional student conference with NABA usually held in Atlanta.  The regional student conference focuses on career development and placement, as well as preparation for entry into the accounting profession. At the conferences, students can interview for internships and permanent positions.