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Business Students Abroad - 2100
Registration Information
Organization Number: 2100
First Registered On: 02-28-1997
Last Registered On: 08-24-2011
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: INACTIVE
Purpose: We bring business students who have, or wish to, study abroad together with international students currently studying abroad at UT. We will hold many fun events to integrate internationals into UT culture.
Membership: Open to students, staff and faculty of UT-Austin. Business students will be targeted though.
Functions: We are considering events such as trips to Boston Springs, Austin Area thrift stores, and a boat party.
Organization Type: Special Interest
Contact Information
E-mail: businessstudentsabroad@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/students/bsa/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Anthony Garcia, President
Mackenzie Seale, Financial Director
Caroline Field, Historian
Jake Benson, Social Events Coordinator
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