At the Lally School of Management, students don’t just study business; they live it. Our student-run clubs provide hands-on experiences that build leadership skills, industry knowledge, and strong professional networks. Whether you’re passionate about finance, consulting, entrepreneurship, operations, or inclusion, Lally has a community to support your growth.
Explore our active business clubs and honor societies below:

Advisor: Kevin Fletcher
Beta Gamma Sigma is the international honor society recognizing the top-performing students in business schools accredited by AACSB. At RPI, only the top 7% of juniors and top 10% of seniors are eligible, as nominated by faculty. Membership signals outstanding academic achievement and integrity.

Founded at RPI: 1948
Advisor: Kevin Fletcher
Epsilon Delta Sigma is the Lally School’s management honor society. Membership recognizes academic excellence and leadership potential. Members engage in business-related service projects and leadership development opportunities.

Founded: 2024
Advisor: Kevin Fletcher
Born out of the original Lally Management Association, the Lally Marketing Student Association was launched in 2024 in response to the development of the new Marketing and Advanced Computing major at Lally and a general interest from students to develop a co-curricular presence in this area. It is a student-run organization open to all majors with an interest in branding, advertising, digital media, and consumer strategy.

Founded: Spring 2025
Advisors: Jackie McPhillips Balcerak & Dr. Kevin Fletcher
RCC empowers students to tackle real-world business challenges through client-based consulting projects, case competitions, and structured interview prep. The club bridges classroom learning with industry practice and fosters a strong network of peers, mentors, and alumni across diverse sectors.

Founded: 2023
Advisor: Jackie McPhillips Balcerak
The Rensselaer Finance Club (RFC) is a dynamic student-led organization focused on helping members pursue competitive careers in finance. Supported by the Lally School of Management, RFC provides hands-on exposure to financial markets, hosting guest speakers, alumni networking events, and investing competitions. The club places a strong emphasis on careers in investment banking, capital markets, equity research, and sales & trading.

Founded: 2018 (originally as WIN)
Advisor: Maggie Wright
Women in Business (WIB) is a vibrant community for students seeking to grow their personal, professional, and leadership skills. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students, WIB hosts networking mixers, guest panels, workshops, and social events designed to help members build confidence and connect meaningfully in the business world.
- Build your professional network with peers, alumni, and employers
- Gain practical experience through competitions, workshops, and client projects
- Prepare for high-impact careers in finance, consulting, tech, and more
- Stand out in your job search with leadership roles and real-world skills
Contact Student Services to learn more about club events and how to get involved.
- Membership: At least 5 active members.
- Meetings: Minimum of 3 per semester, with agendas/attendance/minutes recorded.
- Leadership: By year 1, must have officer roles (e.g., President, VP, Treasurer, Secretary) and written bylaws.
- Annual Review & Funding: Reviewed each year before July 1. Funding depends on activity, compliance, alignment with Lally’s mission, and a clear succession/sustainability plan.
- Ongoing Duties: Keep membership and leadership contact info up to date.