Honor Societies, Clubs, and Organizations

You’ll grow personally and professionally during your time at the University of Lynchburg, forming connections that will serve you in your career. Becoming involved with business fraternities and clubs is a great way to learn and network while you study.

• Omicron Delta Epsilon (economics honor society)
  • Contact: Michael Craig
• Delta Mu Delta (business honor society)
  • Contact: Frank Whitehouse
• Delta Sigma Pi (business fraternity)
  • Contact: Sara Bennett
• Kappa Delta Pi (Education)
• Sigma Beta Delta (business management and administration)
• Lambda Pi Eta (Communication)
• Lynchburg Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization
  • Contact: Stef Nicovich
• Management Consulting Group
  • Contact: Maria Nathan
• Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
  • Contact: Maria Nathan

Student-managed Investment Fund

In the Student-managed Investment Fund (SMIF), Lynchburg students manage a $100,000 investment fund and gain real-world financial market experience. They use the Bloomberg Terminal and other tools and can become Bloomberg-certified at no additional cost. Initiated by Cole Barrett ’17 and Zack Engelmann ’17, the Student-managed Investment Fund is designed to offer lasting educational benefits and career advantages, providing students with practical market knowledge and an impressive resume builder. Graduates from the program have gone on to work with top financial firms like Standard & Poor’s and Aegon USA. 

“I gained applicable knowledge to my field, but I also gained an interesting story to tell recruiters. I got to describe something that I was passionate about. That was certainly the most valuable.” — Cole Barrett ’17

The Critograph

The weekly newspaper of the University of Lynchburg is created and managed entirely by students.