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Spring 2019 Activity Packet
Spring 2019 Activity Packet
Activity Packet
Spring 2019
Presented by
CSULB
BAP&AS
Welcome
to our
members
of Beta Alpha
Psi &
Accounting
Society
CBIZ PDM
EY SingerLewak
HCVT Windes
KPMG
KSJG
If you are interested in sponsoring Beta Alpha Psi & Accounting Society, please
contact Virgilio Manalo, Director of Correspondence, at csulb.bap.doc@gmail.com.
Address Calendars:
ABSOC Office CBA-241 January 21
1250 N. Bellflower Blvd.
February 22
Long Beach, CA 90840
March 24
Online
April 25
csulbbap.org
May 26
Email
csulb.bap@gmail.com Committee Chairs 27
Spring 2019 Officer Board 29
We, the members of Beta Alpha Psi & Accounting Society, in our
mission to be responsive to the needs of a dynamic accounting
profession, shall encourage and foster the ideals of professional
excellence in the field of Accountancy, Finance, and Information
Systems.
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BAP&AS
Membership Information
Beta Alpha Psi & Accounting Society work together for the benefit of the
students. All events are open to both clubs. Accounting Society is
classified as an on-campus club, while Beta Alpha Psi is an international
honors organization.
Community Service 9
Community Service Activities
Total Required Community Service Hours 9
The following worksheet has been prepared to help our Beta Alpha Psi members plan
and track their participation in the organization. In order to meet our chapter’s goals, it is
critical that we have the full cooperation of our experienced members.
Professional Activities Meet the Firms and Initiation & Awards Banquet 6
Meet the Firms (MTF) is the biggest event that we host. This
formal reception enables students to meet, socialize, and
network with firms, members, and other accounting
professionals who represent numerous industries and
government agencies.
We invite many organizations to MTF to provide you with a broad spectrum of
opportunities. The majority of the attending organizations are public accounting
firms. This group consists of local, regional, national, and Big 4 firms.
The officers assemble a resume book containing all of the resumes of members
who will attend the event. The resume book is then given to the attending
organizations prior to MTF, which means you do not need to bring a resume.
The event lasts for about three hours, which gives you plenty of time to speak
with representatives of the organizations in which you are interested.
We also host Mock MTF so that you may have the opportunity to practice your
networking skills prior to the actual event. Here you will learn all about
professional accounting attire, email etiquette, asking the right questions, and so
much more that will help prepare you.
Professional Development
The Professional Development Committee assists members with
resumes, cover letters, follow-up emails, and mock interviews.
Additionally, they facilitate study sessions designed to help members
keep their grades up, seek help with any class they may find difficult,
and offer another way for BAP&AS members to connect with each other.
Resume Development
Every semester before Meet the Firms, the Resume Committee matches
each member with a seasoned member to provide constructive
feedback on your resume. Seasoned members know what makes a good
resume, and they can help make your resume stand-out from the rest.
Membership will give you access to this free service.
Mock Interviews
Mock interviews are an invaluable opportunity for you to practice and
improve your interviewing techniques. A seasoned member will
interview you and ask questions that you can expect to find in a typical
accounting interview.
Alumni Mentorship
The best part of BAP&AS is connecting with members who have
graduated and are working on their careers. Our alumni are a great way
for you to network and build relationships that can last into your own
career. Networking with alumni is one of the smartest ways you can
improve your chances of being hired by your desired firm.
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22 Tue FIRST DAY
January
04 Mon BAP&AS
MEMBERS
ORIENTATION
07 Thu CANDIDATE
CLASS MEETING
12 Tue RESUME
WORKSHOP
13 Wed DELOITTE
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
February Part 1
22 Fri COVER LETTER
WORKSHOP
February Part 2
02 Sat MOCK MEET THE
FIRMS
13 Wed BDO/IIA
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
18 Mon ENTERPRISE
HOLDING
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
20 Wed NORTHROP
GRUMMAN
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
25 Mon SINGERLEWAK
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT PAGE 24 // CALENDARS: March
March
08 Mon EY
SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
09 Tue NOVOGRADAC
FIRM TOUR
20 Sat MENTORSHIP
SOCIAL
24 Wed ELECTIONS
April
02 Thu AWARDS AND
INITIATION
BANQUET
May
BAP&AS
Committee Chairs
Committees are the backbone of our organization. They allow us to bring our events to
fruition and improve the professional development of our members, and are
effectively an extension of our officer board. We can't do all the things we do without
the help of all our committee members and chairs. This semester, our 11 committees
work together to help run the organization. Our esteemed chairs for Spring 2019 are:
ABSOC
Carlos Rojas, Chair
Professional Development
William Murray, Co-Chair
Tony Nguyen, Co-Chair
Data
Daniel Ly, Co-Chair
Brian Pena, Co-Chair
Public Relations
Joshua Butron, Co-Chair
Isabel Calderon, Co-Chair
Marketing
Carolina Estrada, Co-Chair
Alexandria Gonzalez, Co-Chair
Recruiting
Robert Carbajal, Co-Chair
Michael Rindfleisch, Co-Chair
Résumé
Pau Khai, Co-Chair
Olivia Seritella, Co-Chair
Mentor Program
Sam Kang, Co-Chair
Chris Perez, Co-Chair
Special Events
Jason Plourde, Co-Chair
Mohamed Takwa, Co-Chair
Colleen Yu, Co-Chair
Community Service
Edgar Avilez-Lara, Co-Chair
Luna Sakane, Co-Chair
Christian Berge
Associate Treasurer
Graduating Dec. 2019