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Latin American and Hispanic Master in Business Association - 678

Registration Information

Organization Information

Registered Organization Information Change Request Form

Status: Active

Purpose: To organize and unite Hispanic Graduate Business students for the purpose of addressing our unique concerns and enhancing the graduate business school experience.

Membership: UT Austin graduate student.

Functions: To conduct regular meetings, sponsor social events, invite guest speakers, establish a network, address recruitment and retention issues, act as an information resource center, and afford Hispanic graduate business students the chance to meet each other. CBA 2.316

Organization Type: Professional

Contact Information

E-mail: LAHMBA@mccombs.utexas.edu

Web site: http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/students/hgba

Representatives: (Name, Title)

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Nora Villarreal, Co-President
Rodrigo de la Garza, Co-President
Diego Gonzalez, VP Internal Operations
Ricardo Ybarra, VP of Finance

Campus Office Address: 71

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