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The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) is a professional organization dedicated to the professional advancement of human resource (HR) management. °ÄÃÅ¿ª½±½á¹û’s Student SHRM Chapter provides innovative opportunities for students to learn more about the HR profession and network with area professionals through the Four Rivers SHRM Chapter meetings, seminars, job shadowing and internships, as well as collegiate competitions. In Spring 2013, the Murray State SHRM student chapter placed second in the SHRM Case Competition held in Washington D.C.

Benefits:

• Information Resources: SHRM Online, HR Week, HR Insight, and Echo

• Networking opportunities at the National, and Local Levels

• Job Bank

• Scholarships available through National SHRM as well as a special incentive through the local Four Rivers SHRM

• Participation in the SHRM games

• Meeting HR Professionals in the area

• Learning about real life experiences and current issues involved with the Human Resource Management Profession

• Leadership Opportunities

For more information, contact the SHRM Student Chapter Faculty President Teri Ray at tray@murraystate.edu.

The Management and Marketing Club's purpose is to:

• foster the study of both the management and marketing fields

• develop more exact knowledge and definition of marketing principles

• increase understanding of applications of management techniques

• enhance the understanding of common management and marketing problems

• improve marketing and management skills

• encourage and uphold sound, honest practices, and to instill ethical principles for use in the management and marketing fields

• promote relationships between students, faculty, staff, and businesspeople in the fields of management and marketing

• enable students to gain skills in order to enrich the fields of management and marketing

Both graduate and undergraduate students are welcome in the Management and Marketing Club, as well as all majors. Contact msu.mgtmtmkt@murraystate.edu for more information.

The purpose of the LSC Club of °ÄÃÅ¿ª½±½á¹û is to provide a forum and venue for professional networking opportunities, to advance the educational and career goals of its members, and to foster esprit de corps among its members through scheduled meetings, social, and recreational activities.

In academic year 2016-17, club members will have the opportunity to plan and participate in field trips both locally and regionally. Additionally, industry experts will be invited to club meetings to present and discuss their roles and perspectives regarding the field of Logistics and Supply Chain.

If you are interested in joining the LSC Club, please contact either Dr. Jeremy North (jnorth@murraystate.edu) or Dr. Teresa Betts (tbetts@murraystate.edu).