Out for Business at SDSU

Congratulations to some of our graduating seniors and soon to be O4B alumni! We are confident that you will all be future LGBTQ leaders in business.

We loved connecting with new and returning members at our first meeting of the fall semester on Weds Sept 5th! If you know someone who’s interested in meeting driven, like-minded LGBTQ+ individuals and interested in growing their professional skills, send them to us! We’re open to all majors and definitely need more women!

We loved connecting with new and returning members yesterday at our first meeting of the fall semester! If you know someone who’s interested in meeting driven, like-minded LGBTQ+ individuals and interested in growing their professional skills, send them to us! We’re open to all majors and definitely need more women! #sdsu #sandiego #lgbtq #business

Our first meeting of the fall semester is tomorrow, Weds, Sept 5th from 5-6:30 pm at the State Suite (3rd floor, Aztec Student Union)!

We invite you and your friends to come and learn more about us, meet like-minded individuals, and to enjoy FREE pizza! 🍕

Let's do this.

Join us tomorrow, Wednesday January 24th for our first meeting in 2017. We've got big plans this year to expand and start making a community of LGBTQ+ individuals who believe in diversity and equality. Our meetings are every Wednesday at 5:00pm in the visionary suite, Student Union 3rd floor. Come check us out!

Land an internship with Merrill Lynch next Tuesday, 5pm at the Gateway Center Building, Room 2509

Interesting read!

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Join us on Monday for our first event!

Like our College of Business Council (CBC) on Facebook to learn about the upcoming events within the College of Business!

https://www.facebook.com/sdsuCBC/?fref=ts

SDSU CBC The CBC is one of the seven (7) College Councils which acts as a liaison between student organizations and SDSU student government (Associated Students).

Student representatives of ABSC meet weekly to discuss policies and negotiate decisions. Information is communicated and distributed between A.S., the Council, and the student organizations. The Council participates in both on- and off-campus events and offers opportunities to develop leadership skills and become active members of the student community. It is a great way to become involved and familiar with the university, the College of Business Administration, and student organizations on campus. The meetings are open to students, faculty, staff, and the public.