| Hotlink Title | Self-Descriptio |
| University of Alberta E-Commerce Club |
The University of Alberta ECC will strive to introduce members to key issues and
technologies involved in e-commerce, including: various business models (B2B,
RFQ, B2C, and P2P marketplaces, auctions, and information exchanges), effective
web design, e-marketing and advertising, financial markets, venture capital acquisition,
business plans, and industry trends. The ECC will offer a forum for e-commerce
education, networking among students, faculty, and guest speakers. Leadership,
entrepreneurship, and teamwork will be fostered in the Club. Members will also
gain experience in public speaking if they wish. |
| UC-
Berkeley: Haas Technology Club | The
Haas Technology Club's mission: Leverage our position in the world's technology
epicenter by providing our members access to educational, career, and networking
opportunities. The club provides a forum for students to share and build upon
these interests, as well as develop and learn about new ones. |
| Carnegie Mellon:
The eCommerce Club | We will provide a networking
forum for graduate students across the CMU campus to exchange ideas, knowledge
and information about Electronic Commerce. The goal of the CMU eCommerce club
is to share information about innovations in electronic commerce and to formulate
strategies and execute projects that transform this field in order to better create
value for alumni, enrolled student, and future graduates. By creating a campus-wide
network, the eCommerce will enhance our experience at CMU and promote the CMU
name. |
| University of Chicago: eBusiness & technology
group | The rapid growth of the technology
industry has created enormous opportunity for enterprising individuals. Far from
being restricted to R&D intensive environments, this growth in technology
has revolutionized practically every industry segment. The goal of EBTG is to
create an environment that facilitates career development in high technology and
associated services (finance, strategy, consulting, etc). |
| Columbia Business School: High Technlogy Club | The
High Technlogy Club at Columbia Business School serves the community by attracting
industry speakers and helping members to find employment in high technology companies
through alumni networking events and site visits. Our members all share an interest
in technology. We welcome new members to our club and encourage them to voice
opinions, lend a hand in developing initiatives, help build a strong association
and have fun |
| Cornell University: High Tech Club |
Club members champion technology as a driver of change in the Johnson School community
and establish the school as a leading provider of technology management talent.
The mission of the High Tech Club
is to provide a forum for students to increase their knowledge of technology and
to prepare for careers in a digital age. |
| Georgetown
Business & Technology Alliance | The Georgetown
Business & Technology Alliance brings together MBA students and the leaders
of the Washington, D.C. Silicon Beltway and beyond. Our goal is to develop relationships
with high-tech business leaders by organizing technology conferences, informal
networking events, technology seminars, company visits, and consulting projects.
GBTA helps students to understand the cutting edge of technology, build career
skills, and develop a wide network of contacts. |
| Georgia Institute of Techology: Marketing and
E-Commerce Society | THe Marketing and Electronic Commerce
Society. Our Mission: To provide information and support for students pursuing
education and careers in Marketing and eCommerce. As part of the DuPree College
of Management at the Georgia Institute of Technology, we provide graduate and
undergraduate students opportunities to develop a rich understanding of the Marketing
and eCommerce fields. |
| Harvard Business
School: High Tech & New Media Club | The
High Tech & New Media Club spreads the excitement about the converging
worlds of information technology, communications and media industries, create
career opportunities for members and alumni, help educate the HBS community on
this new digital economy and build a community of high tech MBA's worldwide. |
| Univeristy of Illinois: ECommerce Club | To
help members develop the skills that they need to be prepared for the changing
business environment To be the number one source for top talent for companies
recruiting in e-business. Club Objectives: To educate its members about the latest
trends and technologies To encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. To this
end, the club has been apportioned into 3 sections: Development, Consulting, and
Entrepreneurship. Each division focuses on its own area, for example, entrepreneurship
would deal a great deal with IPO's, Venture Capital, and the process of forming
a startup. For more information, see the committee pages for descriptions. |
| McGill MBA E-Commerce Club | The
vision of the McGill E-Commerce Club is to become the best Canadian MBA club by
pushing the frontiers of knowledge in E-Commerce areas and nurturing prospective
E-talents for Canadian E-Commerce companies. The mission of the McGill MBA E-Commerce
Club is to improve E-Commerce knowledge, maximize E-Commerce practice for MBA
students and explore E-Commerce related career and networking opportunities within
the industry. The Club is also committed to probing the impacts of the new economy
on traditional management practices. |
| University of Michigan: eCommerce Club | The
UMBS e-Commerce club was founded in September 1999 and has experienced incredible
growth with a membership of over 450 students! We are working hard to provide
the events, forums and resources that will make your membership a valuable part
of life at the Business School. CLUB CHARTER: Educate our club members/community
in E-business; |
| Murray State University eBusiness Incubator Club | The
Murray State University eBusiness Incubator Club is for students interested in
developing business skills relevant in the New Economy. It provides students the
opportunity to develop e-Business applications using a variety of tools and procedures.
As the world moves together closely through the use of technology, especially
the World Wide Web, business students need to aquire skills in e-business, e-marketing
and the associated advanced research techniques needed in the market place of
today and tomorrow. |
| NYU Stern: Technology and New Media Group | TANG
is home to hundreds of Stern MBA students who are focused on technology and its
impact on business.. TANG gives members a real-world education on the rapidly-changing
technology environment through interaction with fellow members and with leaders
in Silicon Alley's hottest technology and media companies. |
| University of Oregon: MBA High Technology Club |
It is the mission of the MBA Tech Club at the University of Oregon to provide
information on High Tech Resources, Careers, Academic Material, and Current Events
through workshops, seminars, speakers, and this website. |
| University of Pennsylvania: Wharton eCommerce
Club | Our Mission: to Enrich the academic and
social eCommerce environment at UP
Wharton - Create a dialog between the students and eCommerce leaders - Enable
community based learning - Establish a forum for interaction among the students,
faculty, and administration that share a passion for eCommerce o Raise the level
of Wharton eCommerce expertise - |
| Purdue University: Krannert School of Management
eBiz Club | Mission: To enhance member experiences
in E-Commerce and business by exposure to key industry leaders, networking, hands-on
project experience, and club participation. Vision: To create a flexible, industry,
and technology focused organization that will expand member experiences, increase
Krannert's E-Commerce reputation, and provide long-term relationships with key
industry leaders. By pursuing these goals, we will expand the experiences of our
members and enable them to bring a wealth of tools and resources to our future
employers. |
| Seattle University: Association of E-Commerce
Information Systems (AECIS) | The Association of E-Commerce
Information Systems (AECIS) is a local Seattle organization for e-commerce and
information systems students at The Albers School of business and Economics at
Seattle University. Our division is comprised of SU students who are pursuing
degrees in e-commerce and information systems, related fields, or have a strong
interest in technology. |
| St.
Cloud State University: E-Commerce Club | The
E-Commerce Club debuted in the Fall of 1999 under the name of the Net Consultants
Club. In the Spring of 2000 we changed the name to the E-Commerce Club. The goals
of the E-Commerce Club is to study how business is conducted on the internet.
By listening to speakers and learning the programming languages of the internet
we strive for greater understanding of the electronic business world. |
| Stanford: High Tech Club | The
primary goal of the High Tech Club is to proactively synergize opportunities due
to our proximity to high tech companies and events to develop short and long-term
educational opportunities, networking and job creation. |
| University
of Texas: The e-Business Club | The University
of Texas E-Commerce Club is a cross-functional Tech club targeted to MBA students
who would like to be on the forefront of the current e-business revolution. Our
goals are to provide our membership with access to information and contacts that
will help them manage and expand their career interests in this field. In addition,
we hope to educate our membership about all things related to e-commerce. |
| http://www.e-mbas.com/ | Members
of the Vanderbilt Electronic Commerce Club are students at Vanderbilt University's
Owen Graduate School of Management with an interest in emerging technologies used
in the business world. Owen is a pioneer in electronic commerce education and
is one of the few top business schools that offers a concentration in this area. |
| Wisconsin: Graduate E-Business Network | The
University of Wisconsin Graduate E-Business Network is a forum dedicated to exploring
and learning about all aspects of e-business ranging from emerging strategies
and technologies to career development opportunities. Our goal is to provide UW-Graduate
Students a clear understanding of issues surrounding the e-conomy by providing
dynamic educational and networking forums. |
