Clubs

SMSA-recognized clubs include:

• Graduate Marketing Analytics Association (GMAA): GMAA was established to enhance the academic, professional, and social experience of MS in Marketing Analytics students. 
• Graduate Student Accounting Association (GSAA): GSAA was established to enhance the academic, professional, and social experience of MS in Accounting students. GSAA provides networking opportunities to connect students with industry professionals.
  Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Graduate-Student-Accounting-Association-GSAA/285261228197536
  E-mail: gsaa@rhsmith.umd.edu
• Master of Finance Association (MFA): MFA was established to enhance the academic, professional, and social experience of finance students. MFA provides networking opportunities to connect students with industry professionals.
  Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/msfaumd 
  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/groups/Master-Science-in-Finance-Association-4430558/about
  E-mail: msfaboard@rhsmith.umd.edu
• Information Systems Association (ISA): ISA was established to enhance the academic, professional, and social experience of MSB Information Systems students. ISA provides networking opportunities to connect students with industry professionals.
  Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/397311500284336/
  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=5163393
  E-mail: isaboard@rhsmith.umd.edu
• Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA): SCMA was established to enhance the academic, professional, and social experience of MS: Supply Chain Management students. SCMA provides networking opportunities to connect students with industry professionals.
  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SCMA.SMITH
  E-mail: scma@rhsmith.umd.edu
• MS Professional Communication Club (MS-PCC): MS-PCC gives students the purpose and opportunities to practice both prepared and impromptu talks and receive constructive feedback. The topics for the talks can be normal everyday topics/scenarios and may also be questions which may not be so simple to answer. Communications skills are the number one skill requested by employers; at MS-PCC you will gain valuable insights into the various strategies that can be applied in helping you communicate throughout all areas of your life, personal, professional, academic. The club will also feature debates and cases competitions where the participants will get the opportunities to argue for and against a particular topic. The idea behind this exercise is to help students sharpen their persuasion skills to not only be able to argue for one's case but argue effectively. We promise that with every event you attend you become a better speaker.
  Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/MS-Professional-Communications-Club-493741757413198/info/?tab=page_info
  Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/264034883764272/
  Email: mspcc@rhsmith.umd.edu 
• Master Service Learning Club (MSLC): MSLC serves as a bridge between non-profit organizations and Smith Master students. The club plans and organizes public service events in order to contribute to the community and to enrich students’ volunteering experience. Events include but are not limited to the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
  Email: mslc@rhsmith.umd.edu
• SmithPeers: SmithPeers was established to assist first-year Specialty Masters students to enhance their professional and social experience by connecting them with second-year graduate students; the club also facilitates second-year students acquiring leadership and volunteer experience.
  Email: SmithPeers@rhsmith.umd.edu
  
  

Club Establishment Information: For more information about creating a club, please refer to SMSA constitution Article X Club Creation Process.