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University of Wisconsin ‐ MadisonChapter #18, Est. 1932
"When I was first admitted into the Wisconsin School of Business, I was at a bit of a loss. I wasn't sure exactly which major I wanted to pursue, and had no friends within the business school. However this all changed in the spring semester of my sophomore year. During the spring semester, I decided to go to a Beta Alpha Psi info session, and the rest is history. Beta Alpha Psi helped me meet some of my closest friends in the business school, helped me determine what career path I wanted to take through networking with different firms, and gave me confidence to pursue and excel at leadership positions.
I've served on our executive board for three semesters now, and it has taught me so much about group dynamics, motivating others, and delegating tasks in an efficient manner. Serving on the board has also helped me build invaluable relationships with faculty within the school of business, and has resulted in me holding myself to a higher standard as I know I'm no longer just a face that blends into the crowds.
Joining Beta Alpha Psi has been instrumental to my collegiate experience and I’m so grateful for all the opportunities it has provided me."
Throughout this report, you will find that Beta Alpha Psi is proud of the members, alumni, faculty advisors, Professional Partners, Board of Directors, Chapter Advocates and every volunteer that contributes to the success of this organization. Learn more here.
Hear what our Professional Partners think about BAP!
Through Beta Alpha Psi, we are provided an opportunity to engage with a motivated network of future professionals, sharing insights, offering resources, and fostering connections that help prepare them for successful careers in the field. This collaboration not only benefits students but also enriches the accounting profession by cultivating a continuous pipeline of well-prepared and motivated talent.
Teka Miller-Alston
Director of Engagement
North Carolina Association of CPAs
