Student Organizations and Honor Societies
In order to successfully go From the Classroom, To the City, To the World, our students must diversify their experiences at Pitt and develop hands-on leadership skills essential to a career in business. Pitt Business student organizations are a good way to do this.
Designed to run like small businesses, the organizations put students in control. We count on members to coordinate speaker visits from the corporate community, to arrange site visits to local offices of financial institutions and accounting firms, to sponsor social activities for members, and much more. As a member of a student organization, you will make friends for life and develop skills that enhance your resume for your first job.
For additional questions and to get involved, contact Eric Lehman, Student Engagement Manager
At Consulting Club, our goal is to provide our members with the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to break into and succeed in the consulting industry. Our club offers a variety of educational and networking events throughout the year, including case competitions, workshops, and guest speakers. We also offer experiential learning opportunities through student-led consulting projects. Skills developed in our club can apply to a variety of industries, from consulting, to corporate strategy, to project management.
Corporate Connections at Pitt Business is a platform designed to connect Pitt students to Pittsburgh’s corporate world through podcast interview productions. This organization offers students a chance to develop skills that are essential in the real world, such as communication, interviewing, and networking. By taking a deep dive into the personal stories of corporate professionals, students can learn from their successes and failures and gain insights into how they can build their own careers. These personal stories may also inspire students to find their niche in the corporate world.
Founded in January 2014 by Alyssa Swanson, Lorraine Grant, Hannah Mayes, and Kelsey Griffith, the establishment of the Human Resources Club (HR Club) paralleled the University of Pittsburgh’s creation of the Human Resource Management Major in the 2013-2014 academic year. Its purpose and goal is to expose members to the different facets of the Human Resources Profession and ready them for a career of their own by providing them with networking, learning, and development opportunities. It is important to note that membership is not limited to individuals majoring in Human Resource Management major. The HR Club is open to anyone that sees him or herself as career-minded. For information please visit: 
Panther Equity is a student-run investment fund covering multiple sectors of the S&P 500. The organization maintains a dual-mandate: First, to promote the education of the capital markets and intelligent investing to all Pitt students regardless of major or skill level. The other is to achieve long-term above average, risk-adjusted returns against the portfolio benchmark.
At PGN, we create the leaders of tomorrow. PGN is a professional development organization that is made up of individuals from all majors and backgrounds who are interested in developing their professional & personal skills required for success in today’s workplace. For more information on how we may be the organization for you, contact 
The Roberto Clemente Multicultural Business Association (RCMBA) is the quintessential resource for minority students matriculating through the School of Business here at the University of Pittsburgh. We are dedicated to academic excellence, visionary leadership, diversity, and service to the Pittsburgh community.
The Society for International Business is CURRENTLY INACTIVE
Women in Business (WIB) facilitate the professional growth and development of women within the University of Pittsburgh. Our goal is to empower and cultivate young women into excellent business leaders by providing them with the necessary knowledge and skills to be successful in the global business arena. We are committed to shaping young women into successful business leaders by fostering an environment of continuous growth and excellence, and developing a network of business professionals at the University of Pittsburgh. The vision of Women in Business is to have successful and powerful businesswomen in positions to advocate change. Our organization is comprised of highly motivated young women interested in building on their professional skills, expanding their professional and social networks, and giving back to the community. WiB members come from all over Pitt’s campus. We welcome students of all majors. Our members are primarily focused on the area of business, but we hope to see a growth in non-business major attendance.