Alcala Yearbook 1992-1993

Psychology Club Psychology Club members do not sit around and analyze each other. The club was orga– nized to evolve and encourage interest in the various fields of psychology. The club is open to all who share a fascination for psychology, although most of the members are psychol– ogy majors. Many speakers come to discuss career oppor– tunities and graduate studies. The club members also partici– pate in community service and social activities. Accounting Society The Accounting Society providesmany terrific services for its members here at USD. In addition to the great friend– ships that are gained outside of the accounting classes, this club also provides its mem– bers with important informa– tion about careers in account– ing and guidelines that must be followed to be where you want to be after graduation. The Accounting Society con– sists of over 100 members. American Marketing Association The American Marketing Association is a business club open to all USD students. AMA provides a number of activities for its members that are aimed at getting students in closer contact with the business world. Speakers ad– dress topics ranging from marketing and selling of a product to marketing oneself as a person.

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