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In addition to numerous curriculum-related events and activities, Massey students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of in-house student organizations such as the Massey Graduate Council, Massey Golf Network, Massey Milers Club (running), Beta Alpha Psi (national accounting honorary), Beta Gamma Sigma (national business honorary), and a host of volunteer service opportunities (e.g., Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Martha O'Bryan Center, etc.).
Career Fairs and Networking
Career Fairs and Networking Opportunities are abundant on and off Belmont's campus!
The Career Development Center hosts periodic seminars to provide Massey students with the career knowledge needed to gain workplace advantages. Throughout the year, career fairs are sponsored by Belmont and the Massey School, bringing significant employers from all industries to you! Locations include on-campus at the new Curb Event Center and Belmont's Massey Business Center; off-campus at facilities, such as the Tennessee State Fairgrounds and Nashville Convention Center. Networking events, such as "Third Thursday" are hosted by Belmont's Career Development Center. Our alumni and current student associations also partner to organize networking events. Click here for upcoming networking opportunities.
Finance Club
The Finance Club interacts with the Nashville business community by inviting finance professionals to speak to students and alumni of The Massey School. Past speakers have given presentations to The Finance Club on Venture Funding, the IPO Process and Investment Options. Panel discussions are also held to discuss financial job opportunities in the Nashville area.
The Massey Graduate Council
The Massey Graduate Council (MGC) is a student-run organization within The Jack C. Massey Graduate School of Business. The MGC is committed to providing:
* Feedback to the school to further enhance the students' experiences
* Opportunities for students to develop leadership skills
* Informational seminars on building business relationships
* Resources to enhance networking skills and opportunities

(pictured: back row – Nick DiGuiseppe - President , Matt Sundo - Vice President, Jeff Krebs - Alumni Relations Chair, McLean Stinson - Technology Chair. Front Row – Andrea Frey - Social Chair, Allison Bohrman - MACC Representative, Trisha Munigety - Secretary/Treasurer, Joanna Bednarz - PMBA Representative, Kelby Tynes - AMBA Representative.)