Get Involved
Expand your educational and professional horizons by getting involved in any of our
engagement opportunities offered by the TN Tech College of Business Analytics Program.
The Business Analytics Program along with the rest of the College of Business maintains
and supports student clubs and organizations, annual events and conferences, and program-specific
student collaborations and experiential learning opportunities to further elevate
our rich education experience. Getting involved does not only open doors for future
employment and professional growth, but it also makes for a more memorable and valuable
university experience.
Beta Alpha Psi
Beta Alpha Psi is the international honor organization for financial information students and professionals.
Beta Alpha Psi aims to engage with members and institutions within the organization
to encourage academic excellence, professional development, and responsible practices.
The organization supports the study and integral practice of accountancy, finance,
business analytics, and digital technology as well as provides opportunities for service,
professional development, and interaction among business professionals. Beta Alpha
Psi at TN Tech allows members to participate in service projects, attend regional
and annual meetings, and offer tutoring for finance and accounting course students.
Accounting majors of at least junior standing with an overall QPA of 3.0 and a 3.0
QPA in all accounting courses are eligible for membership.
Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
The Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) is a university club that (insert purpose of the club and what the club activities
consist of). AITP is perfect for students who are interested in a career in business
computing and information systems. Business Management, Option BIT (Business and Information
Technology) students comprise the majority of the membership, but all business students
are encouraged to join.
Computer Forensics
Computer Forensics and Investigations (DS4125) introduces students to the exciting
world of digital forensics. Computer Forensics is relevant to all areas of business,
criminal justice, human resource management, computer science, and many other fields
as well. Through the course, students learn about the tools, techniques, and environment
associated with the field. Students develop skills and expertise working in a state-of-the-art
forensic lab solving case problems using actual forensic methodologies. These cases
often include the use of steganography, cryptography, password cracking, recovery
of hidden data or deleted data, and analysis of digital artifacts. The class is designed
to appeal to both technical and non-technical students who have a basic understanding
of computer software (DS2810 or equivalent). If you are interested in enrolling or
have further questions, please contact Dr. Doc Wells.
Society for the Advancement of Finance and Economics (SAFE)
The Society for the Advancement of Finance and Economics (SAFE) is a professional
network that is primarily dedicated to research in various fields of finance. SAFE
promotes the development and enhancement of financial and economic research by supporting
multiple research projects, recognizing significant research contributions, and creating
a platform for research and idea exchanges. On campus SAFE activities include guest
lectures, a fund-raiser, and social events. The society also helps coordinate the
internship program and provides tutoring services to students in finance and economics
related courses. SAFE is open to all students interested in a finance or economics
major. Letters concerning the organization are mailed to students who have declared
such majors, but interested freshmen and sophomores are also welcome to join.
