The mission of the club is to help Johnson students participate in the business growth of Asia, build the Johnson brand in Asia, foster friendship among Johnson students, while disseminating information about the culture and people of Asia to the Johnson community and introduce career opportunities in Asia and the United States.

Visit our official website at http://www.cornellarec.com. The Associate Real Estate Council (AREC) represents Cornell University students, staff and faculty interested in the real estate industry. AREC's goal is to develop and promote Cornell's contact with the real estate industry by hosting guest lecturers, promoting student research and organizing trips to industry seminars, conference and current development projects.

Johnson at Cornell University has a long tradition of valuing the experiences of military veterans. The Association of Veterans is one of the most dynamic organizations at Johnson.

The purpose of the Basketball Club is to allow Johnson students an opportunity to stay physically active, foster camaraderie amongst our classmates, participate in intra-MBA and intramural basketball tournaments and instill a healthy dose of competitive spirit into the business school routine.

Big Red Design Thinking (BRDT) is an interdisciplinary organization of undergraduate and graduate students focused on education, practical application, and career development in design thinking fields. The mission of BRDT is to build a community of students interested in using design methodologies to lead organizations and facilitate innovation.

The Black Graduate Business Association (BGBA) at Johnson is dedicated to the recruitment of students of African descent. Additionally, the organization is committed to the professional and academic development of its membership. Given the size of the organization, members of the BGBA have the unique opportunity to initiate and execute key events in the Johnson community, interact with corporations on an individual basis, and coordinate with faculty,staff, alumni, and students in programs that shape our community.

BR Consulting was established to stimulate entrepreneurial activity within the Cornell community through the creation and growth of early stage businesses. We provide individualized services to our clients by matching the talents and skills of our pool of Johnson MBA candidates with the varied and diverse needs of our clients. Our goal is to provide quality real world projects for students and significant, valuable contributions to the start-up ventures.

Launched in January 2009, BR Microenterprise (BRM) is the first domestic microfinance and business support organization run by MBA students. We partner with Alternatives Federal Credit Union in Ithaca to provide loans and business coaching to low-income entrepreneurs in Tompkins County. The vision of BRM is to institutionalize a process for our clients to build the business acumen and financial stability necessary to gain access to the traditional banking system.

BR Talent Analytics (BRTA) is a graduate student organization at Cornell’s ILR and Johnson Schools. Its mission is to develop the talent analytic capabilities of HR professionals through high-impact consulting projects, current research, and relevant learning and development opportunities provided to the Cornell community. Its vision is to make Cornell the premier academic institution in the field of talent analytics.

BR Tech is a student-led, for-credit program in which MBA teams consult with Cornell inventors to analyze commercial opportunities for early-stage university-generated technology.

BRV is a professional organization whose goal is to foster entrepreneurship throughout the Cornell community. By providing the means for entrepreneurs to create companies out of ideas, the fund embodies the most interactive and valuable learning experience possible for Johnson students.

The Communications Club aims to provide Johnson students with a supportive space and helpful resources to improve communication skills and increase confidence in everyday business settings. We will work to develop skills for public speaking and group presentations, improve interviewing skills, and build experiences that will help you be more successful both professionally and personally. We will help non-native English speakers become more comfortable with American communication. We will provide mentorship, resources, and support for case competitions.

For speakers, REDtalks offers the chance to transfer your knowledge, build your confidence, and share your personal or professional stories with peers, contributing to the collaborative spirit of Johnson. Creativity and personality should permeate your topic. Share your passion, your hobbies, your interests, your travels, your family, or professional lessons. For participants, REDtalks expands your network and helps you grow closer to your classmates, building community and long-term relationships in the process. Active listening will ensure you learn incredible stories from your colleagues here at Johnson. What will you share? What will you contribute? What will you learn? Who will you meet?

Community Impact is a 166-member student organization at Johnson committed to strengthening our community through volunteering, understanding, and learning from the relationships among the for-profit, non-profit, and public sectors, and promoting socially responsible business.

The Consulting Club is one of the largest professional clubs at Johnson. It is a student-run organization whose members are developing their consulting industry careers. The club's mission is to educate its members about the industry and to help them prepare for consulting recruiting. Additionally, the club strives to increase the reputation and exposure of Johnson within the consulting industry.

To expand and share our cooking knowledge, while developing bonds with Johnson students, members of the Cornell community and local culinary aficionados.

Our mission is to be the main platform where Johnson students, staff, faculty, and alumni, as well as greater Ithaca and Cornell business community can share ideas and experiences.

Cornell Business Journal is a student-run media business that offers content in both printed and online formats.

The EVCC's goal is to foster thinking and discussion regarding entrepreneurship and the funding of entrepreneurship through venture capital. The EVCC participates in national business plan competitions, provides unique opportunities for small group meetings with invited speakers, creates access to Cornell's Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise program, and engenders learning experiences for those who have limited knowledge of this professional field.

The mission of the Energy Club is to educate the school and the club members about industry trends and events, build relationships with companies as well as governmental agencies, and ultimately place our members in internships and full-time positions at top-notch energy firms and organizations.

The Ethics Action Group seeks to strengthen the understanding of, commitment to, and integration of integrity, respect, mutual trust and ethical practices into everything we do throughout Johnson, Cornell and our future careers.

The Johnson Family Business Club serves as a forum for students with an interest in privately held corporations. This club works with local family businesses to generate meaningful connections and opportunities to prepare for working within, leading, and passing on a family-owned enterprise over the course of time. This club is for any student who has a business in their family, regardless of the size, industry, or the student's personal experience within it. Additionally, students planning to start a family business in the future or who are interested in working for family businesses in consulting, asset management, or general management are welcome to join.The club focuses on three primary pillars: Networking, Education, and Recruiting. Club activities include educational forums with current members, guest speakers from alumni and prominent business leaders, field-trips for on-site exposure to various corporations, advisory board position opportunities, networking events with other top business schools, and social outings. Club members will examine current research, in partnership with the school's Smith Family Business Initiative, detailing the competitive advantages (and challenges) of family controlled businesses. Members will also have the opportunity to listen to leaders of business owning families while sharing their personal experiences. Please feel free to reach out directly to our officers for more information.

Club Faculty Adviser: Dann Van Der Vliet (dgv9@cornell.edu) Executive Director of the Smith Family Business Initiative at Johnson

Follies is the annual talent/variety show where students, faculty and staff have the public opportunity to spoof all that is Johnson.

The Frozen A$$ets -- Johnson's women's ice hockey club creates close relationships within the club itself and with the Johnson community at large. Through its inherent need for teamwork and support, it provides unique opportunities for fellow students, faculty, and sponsors to become involved in matches and tournaments. The annual Frozen A$$ets v. Faculty/Staff match is a highly anticipated event.

The mission of the GMA is to provide real-world essential resources to its members to aid in their career development and to educate the Johnson community on the many career opportunities available in general management.

Members of the GMA will benefit from opportunities to network directly with industry and functional experts. Through events such as networking receptions, on-site visits to companies, and guest speaker lectures, the GMA will help its members secure top multi-discipline jobs and build a professional network to assist with their career development.

The Golf Club's mission is to promote the game of golf in the Johnson community through friendly competition and member education. The Johnson Golf Club was created to facilitate student learning and mastery of the game of golf. In addition, golf will be used as a networking tool to promote interaction among students, faculty, alumni, and recruiters.

The Greater China Business Club at Johnson is a student organization that brings together members of the Johnson community interested in developing careers in Greater China, expanding networking in the area and sharing Chinese cultures.

The HCC mission is to provide a forum for interested students to learn the business of the healthcare and biotechnology industry, and to interact with leaders in biotechnology, genomics, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, life-science focused venture capital, healthcare IT, marketing, consulting, and investment banking. The organization also works as an effective vehicle to gain employment in healthcare and life science companies. The HCC develops new relationships and strengthens existing interactions with companies and recruiters in the effort to make Johnson a leading recruiting ground for healthcare and biotechnology companies.

The primary resource for tech industry knowledge, connections, and job opportunities at Johnson

Provide career information, education, and social events related to the tech industry

The mission of the Hispanic American MBA students at Johnson, HABLA is to help recruit high potential Hispanic candidates and corporate sponsorship, support our 1st and 2nd year students with mentoring, leadership, speaker events, and empower Hispanic students through leadership training to develop into thoughtful leaders that will make positive changes in their communities.

To facilitate career development opportunities, enhance industry knowledge, and encourage camaraderie among hospitality industry-focused Johnson students, alumni, and the Cornell community.

Casual events with Johnson and other industry-focused students Opportunities to meet with and connect with Johnson and other Cornell alumni Focused efforts on career development Treks to hospitality venues (hotels, restaurants, etc.) Opportunities to enhance industry knowledge through guest speakers, training sessions, and more

The Human Capital Association provides a forum for students, faculty and corporate executives to explore the various dimensions of human resource issues prevalent in global business. HCA aims to be a provider of educational and professional development with compelling speakers, workshops and symposiums. HCA promotes collaboration with the Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies (CAHRS), and the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) at the ILR School, as well as the Consulting Club and the Center for Leadership at Johnson. The group's values are respect, inclusiveness, passion, integrity and egalitarianism.

The purpose of this club is helping international students, from day one, to understand the culture, how to approach companies, which companies recruit internationals, and so on. But most importantly, this club will help us maintain a good network of internationals in addition to the general Johnson/ Cornell networks that we have. Since each industry has a different approach, and each culture has different nuances, we need everyone to make it a successful club.

The Investment Management Club (IMC) serves as a forum for the discussion of investment-related topics and opportunities available in investment management. The IMC hosts a weekly morning call to give students the opportunity to speak about investment ideas from both a macro and micro level. The club also sponsors informational career treks to Boston and New York City to meet with analysts from buy-side and sell-side investment firms as well as S&T professionals.

The Israel Business Club's mission is to share the Israeli business knowledge and network with Johnson members through hosting and holding events. To promote professional opportunities for students interested in working with Israeli companies in Israel or internationally, and with international companies in Israel. The club's mission is also to increase awareness of Israel business practices at Johnson and enhance the Johnson brand in Israel.

The Jewish population of the United States is estimated to be around 6,000,000, or just 2% of the total population. Nonetheless, American Jews have made an enormous contribution to every aspect of American society, including business. The Jewish Business Association (JBA) seeks to contribute to the Johnson community and to increase visibility of the Jewish student population therein via the free exchange of ideas and friendship. Whether you are a prospective student, current student, or alum, please check us out.

The Johnson Africa Business Society (JABS) is an all-inclusive organization that provides a solid platform for Cornellians who have a strong interest in issues, events and business opportunities related to Africa.

JABS charter generally includes: (1) Providing an avenue to spotlight internships, job opportunities, and business innovations in specially selected African countries. (2) Maintaining strong relationships with alumni and Africa Business clubs in other business schools. (3) Supporting Johnson AT Cornell recruitment efforts in Africa.

To promote the auto industry at Johnson.

The Johnson Billiards Club serves to promote appreciation for the game of pool within the Johnson community. The club aims to bring together members of the Johnson community through their interest in the game while providing an opportunity to learn more about billiards and facilitate matches.

The Johnson Board Fellowship is an experiential leadership program created to provide Johnson MBAs an opportunity for professional development through service on non-profit Boards of Directors. As non-voting, volunteer Board and Committee members, MBAs develop the knowledge and skills necessary for successful Board service as future business leaders. Board Fellows play a critical role in strengthening the ties between Johnson and the greater Ithaca area by contributing to the health of a vibrant local non-profit community

Johnson Christian Fellowship aims to develop an inclusive Christ-centered community to strengthen and support students as they actively pursue a relationship with God and others.

JCF is centered around weekly small group meetings, where we come together to encourage each other in our spiritual growth through Bible study, sharing, and prayer. Once a month, we try to gather the larger community together in social events or service activities.

The Johnson Geopolitical Risk Club exists to....

JJC strives to develop an open network to help deepen the understanding of the Japanese economy, business, culture, job market, language, and genuine cuisine. Members benefit by participating in presentations, cultural events, and job search sessions. Come along to explore with us.

Johnson on Tap provides all graduate students the opportunity to understand and appreciate the nuances of domestic and international beers (with emphasis on micro-brews) and the process involved in brewing these beers, while providing social activities to sample the culture and flavor of these diverse brews and develop social networks within Johnson and all other graduate programs.

JPetS mission is to connect Johnson pet owners and pet enthusiast while positively impacting the community. Our goals are to....... - Create connections between pet owners and animal lovers in the Johnson Community - Provide venues to enable animal and human socialization - Impact the community through volunteer work with local animal shelters - Assist with any pet related issues (ie pet sitters, vet locals, etc.) - Have fun!

- Create connections between pet owners and animal lovers in the Johnson Community - Provide venues to enable animal and human socialization - Impact the community through volunteer work with local animal shelter - Assist with any pet related issues (ie pet sitters, vet locals, etc.) - Have fun!

Joint Ventures is the partners/families' association for Johnson student spouses and significant others. Joint Ventures' mission is to foster ties of friendship and personal growth among Johnson students, their partners, their families, and the greater Cornell and Ithaca communities.

Korean Business Association is a student organization at Cornell's Johnson committed to strengthening awareness and understanding of Korean Culture throughout the Johnson community.

The combined countries of the Latin American region have a population of more than 585 million people and an aggregate GDP of more than $5.5 trillion USD, representing more than 7% of the world’s economy. The Latin American Business Association is the official organization for Latin American students studying at Johnson. The goal of the club is to support members with advice on recruiting and more importantly to create a strong sense of community within the MBA program. Everyone is welcome to become a member.

MBA Class of 2017 -- Make it Count is all about making your last semester count...at Johnson, at Cornell, and in Ithaca. What's your bucket list?

The Marketing Association provides an integrated and comprehensive resource for members to network and become better educated about a career in marketing. Through active involvement from all members, the association maintains high visibility at Johnson, as well as with corporations, recruiters and the outside community. Most importantly, the association provides a structure to support and encourage, both personal and professional development of all members.

The Media, Entertainment & Sports Club exists to help Johnson students build careers in these fields.

To provide an opportunity for Johnson and other graduate students to practice and learn the game of ice hockey and compete in graduate level hockey games. The club aims to promote the Johnson name on campus through participation in campus wide intramural games and affiliation with the Women's Hockey Team, the Frozen Assets. Additionally, the club promotes the Johnson and Cornell names within the business school community through participation in various MBA hockey tournaments.

The Johnson Middle Eastern Club (MEc) aims to provide the Johnson Community with an opportunity to experience the culture and to learn about business practices and opportunities in the Middle East region.

Old Ezra is the oldest and largest club at Johnson. The club is committed to providing our members with educational and career development opportunities within the realm of finance and enhancing Johnson presence in the financial services industry by delivering well-prepared candidates to firms who are knowledgeable about our product.

Out for Business, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) business student club at Johnson, exists to foster a positive environment and build a professional network for our members. We facilitate networking between existing students and alumni, with students at other business schools, and with professionals in the LGBT community at large.

Ithaca is an awesome place to live and Outdoor Ventures helps its members experience just how great it can be by getting outdoors. We do hiking, paddling, climbing, mountaineering, camping, shooting and just basically enjoying the wilderness. We'll be planning some great activities, but if you have a great idea for a trip, or just want to get outside during the weekend, we'll give you the platform to make that happen. Simply take the initiative and put those leadership classes to work.

The club organizes, is the best place to find out about events ranging from hiking the Gorges, paddling on Cayuga Lake, mountaineering in the Adirondacks, shooting on a range, or simply enjoying a night outdoors with our peers. We're open to all experience levels.

To provide an inclusive community for any Johnson students interested in tennis, squash, racquetball, table tennis, and badminton.

Member benefits include regular scheduled practice sessions, clinics and competitive play. Members will also have access to exclusive club events, trips and social gatherings.

Our mission is to attract Fashion, Lifestyle and Luxury industries to Johnson to market Johnson students to companies in these industries and to promote Johnson as a source of recruitment talent for these Industries.

The Ski Club provides that much needed escape from the rigors of business school. Weekly practices at the local ski resort function as both a team building/bonding experience and preparation for the many business school ski tournaments in which members compete.

The Soccer Club provides opportunities for Johnson students to participate in a number of organized soccer activities throughout the school year as well as participate in business school soccer tournaments. For more information on soccer games, leagues, and tournaments please visit our Facebook page (click the Facebook link on the right under 'Social Links') and request access to the group.

This group serves as a weekly forum for those interested in a career in solar energy. Each meeting will cover a specific topic, typically related to solar energy finance.

The South Asian Business Club facilitates stronger ties between the Johnson community and the global South Asian business community, including regional government, non-profit organizations, academia and media, while facilitating cultural understanding within a business-specific context.

SEAC@Johnson aims to celebrate the cultures of countries across Southeast Asian region (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar/Burma, and Brunei). We do that through social events, recreational activities, and field visits.

The Johnson Spirits Club brings together graduate students, alumni, faculty and staff to learn about and celebrate fine whiskies and other spirits from around the world in a social environment. The mission of the Johnson Spirits Club is to provide club members with an opportunity to learn about scotch, other fine spirits and the distillery industry.

The mission is to practice strategic thinking, analysis of rapidly changing situations, and negotiating skills using board games (and other strategic game venues to a lesser extant) as an accessible and low-pressure entry vehicle. After all, other animals play games with each other to sharpen there skills for when there are real stakes on the line, why should MBA students be any different?

Student Council proactively works to improve Johnson by providing direction and implementing change. The committee consists of 15 elected students. The SC seeks input from students, faculty and staff on both strategic and tactical issues facing the school, focusing on strategic issues. Strategic areas range from alumni development to branding of the school to long term planning. Tactical areas range from curriculum requirements to food service to social events. The SC meets weekly with Dean Gaur and other key faculty and staff members.

Net Impact is a global network of over 5,000 emerging business leaders committed to using the power of business to create a better world. Johnson's Net Impact chapter connects our students with National Net Impact's events and services and to the 75 other student and professional chapters worldwide. Our chapter works closely with the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise in leading educational, business networking, and internship opportunities in the area of environmental, social, and base of the pyramid sustainability.

A unified club for those looking to participate in group running, biking, swimming with other MBA students. The club also offers training in any combination of the three classical endurance sports. All levels are welcome from serious race training to casual members looking for a new exercise group!

We offer Monthly training schedule (Swim, Bike, Run) 5K, 10K, ½ Marathon & Marathon training plans Triathlon & 70.3 Ironman training plans Group rides around Cayuga Lake Morning and afternoon options Discounts on select races

The Taiwanese Association for Business strives to promote awareness of Taiwanese culture within the Johnson community, help develop professional opportunities both domestic and abroad, strengthen relations with alumni in Taiwan, and connect with external Taiwanese student clubs and professional associations.

After over 92 years, The Cornell Motorcycle Assoication is bringing back a long treasured legacy aiming to build a responsible and sophisticated riding culture.

The West Coast Club is student-run organization promoting prospective recruitment, career placement and alumni networking with respect to the western United States.

The Wine Club was founded upon the premise that good wine is a treat to be shared and enjoyed by all. The Wine Club provides fun and educational opportunities for students to enjoy and learn about wine.

The WMC sponsors efforts to increase the enrollment of women within the Johnson School, influences the environment around us to promote and support women in business, provides a structure for connecting with current and future women leaders, and supports the diverse professional and personal aspirations of women within our community.