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The Finance and Banking Club in discussion format, covers economic developments, finance industry topics and monetary policy: – From a theoretical perspective; – From an historical perspective; – And applies these ideas to current economic issues. Diverse opinions, independent research and active participation are encouraged. Each year, during the fall semester, a team of students, participates in the academic College Fed Challenge Competition, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States. Our meetings happen online every Wednesday, from 2pm to 4pm. Request membership to receive more info.

The Finance and Banking Club in discussion format, covers economic developments, finance industry topics and monetary policy: – From a theoretical perspective; – From an historical perspective; – And applies these ideas to current economic issues. Diverse opinions, independent research and active participation are encouraged. Each year, during the fall semester, a team of students, participates in the academic College Fed Challenge Competition, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States. Our meetings happen online every Wednesday, from 2pm to 4pm. Request membership to receive more info.

The Office of Student Activities (OSA) is responsible for promoting extracurricular and co-curricular programs that complement and enhance each student’s academic experience and personal development. Specifically, this office works closely with the Student Government Association, student clubs and organizations, and the Office of Student Affairs to provide the college with cultural, educational, and social programs. In addition, the OSA serves as a planning resource for campus events; supervises the campus posting policy and offers leadership training to students.

The Office of Student Activities (OSA) is responsible for promoting extracurricular and co-curricular programs that complement and enhance each student’s academic experience and personal development. Specifically, this office works closely with the Student Government Association, student clubs and organizations, and the Office of Student Affairs to provide the college with cultural, educational, and social programs. In addition, the OSA serves as a planning resource for campus events; supervises the campus posting policy and offers leadership training to students.

The purpose of this club is to increase awareness on campus of current local and global economic issues that affect all of our lives. To encourage students to be in action and more involved with Economics and to understand and take action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal. Meetings: In person & via zoom / Wednesdays, 2:00PM-3:30PM / Room M313, 3rd floor, Murray Building Zoom: Email: bmcceeeclub@gmail.com

The purpose of this club is to increase awareness on campus of current local and global economic issues that affect all of our lives. To encourage students to be in action and more involved with Economics and to understand and take action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal. Meetings: In person & via zoom / Wednesdays, 2:00PM-3:30PM / Room M313, 3rd floor, Murray Building Zoom: Email: bmcceeeclub@gmail.com

The BMCC Communications Studies Club welcomes students to join and become a resource for each other as they share information and opportunities together. Meetings: Virtual meetings / Wednesdays, 2pm / Meeting details will be sent upon signing up as a member Email: alexis.jacquet@stu.bmcc.cuny.edu

The BMCC Communications Studies Club welcomes students to join and become a resource for each other as they share information and opportunities together. Meetings: Virtual meetings / Wednesdays, 2pm / Meeting details will be sent upon signing up as a member Email: alexis.jacquet@stu.bmcc.cuny.edu

The mission of the club is to provide a forum where students interested in all forms of creative writing and journalism can explore and express their curiosity and creative voice. Meetings: In person / Wednesdays, 2pm / Room F307, Fiterman Hall Email: writersguildbmcc@gmail.com

The mission of the club is to provide a forum where students interested in all forms of creative writing and journalism can explore and express their curiosity and creative voice. Meetings: In person / Wednesdays, 2pm / Room F307, Fiterman Hall Email: writersguildbmcc@gmail.com