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Omicron Delta Epsilon - Economics Honor Society - 4645
Registration Information
Organization Number: 4645
First Registered On: 11-10-2009
Last Registered On: 04-16-2013
Organization Information
Officially Sponsored by Department of Economics
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Status: Active
Purpose: It's dedicated to the academic advancement of its members and the creation of a strong network of friends, faculty, contacts, and mentors through social events, speakers, and seminars.
Membership: 1) 3.0 overall GPA & 3.5 economic GPA. 2) Have completed 4 economic classes. 3) Economics major or interest in economics
Functions: 1) Faculty research presentation 2) Group discussion on economics issues 3) Social events
Organization Type: Honorary
Contact Information
E-mail: texasode@gmail.com
Web site: http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/ode
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Elaine Lee, Corporate Liaison
Alan Lujan, Vice President
Affonso Reis, President
Carl Marvin Gustafson III, Editor in Chief
Orthi Rabbane, Secretary
Fanvin Shen, Info Tech
Robert McDowall, Treasurer
Erin Roper, Public Relations
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