Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)

Phi Beta Lambda is the university counterpart of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). This organization was created to give students who are interested in business an opportunity to meet other business students as well as many of the state's and nation's business leaders. PBL students participate in community service activities and fund raisers, and may also compete in sanctioned district, state and national competitions. Students learn to work towards a common goal, see business theories applied to the real world, and get a chance to network with possible employers. This gives a college graduate an added advantage when it comes time to leave school and begin his or her career. To Learn more Click WebberPBL

Contact Information:
PBL: Coordinator: Dr. Jeannette Eberle
E-Mail: jaeweb@hotmail.com
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Marketing Club

The Marketing Club is open to all students interested in marketing.  The club's purpose is to assist students in understanding the significance of marketing activities in our society and to expand the student's interest beyond classroom instruction.  Members of the marketing club are eligible to apply to a membership in the American Marketing Association.  Various field trips and other activities relevant to the goals of the clubs are organized throughout the academic year.

Contact Information:
Marketing Club Coordinator: Dr. Cal Berkey
E-Mail:  drcberkey@hotmail.com

Student Leadership Association   

The goal of the Student Leadership Association is to promote democratic action, to encourage participation in collegiate activities, and to formulate proposals for the student body. Student Leadership representatives are elected by faculty.

Contact Information:
SLA Coordinator: Steve Warner
E-Mail: warnersteve@hotmail.com
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Society Hosteurs

The Society is sponsored by the Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Education (CHRIE). The purpose of the Webber International University Chapter is to promote the Hospitality and Tourism Industry as a viable career for students; to educate members through participation in local, regional, state and national seminars, programs, and conventions to further their professional growth and development; to establish a relationship with programs on other campuses; to maintain relations with industry-related trade and professional organizations; and to promote relationships with other student organizations on campus.

Contact Information:
Society of Hosteurs Coordinator: Dr. Ian David
E-Mail: iamardav@hotmial.com

Sport Management Club

This organization is open to anyone who shows an interest in the field of Sport Management.  The purpose of this club is to get each member actively involved in the community, professional organizations, and the field of sport management.  Through projects, volunteer work, and community involvement, members will be able to develop professional skills, networks, and a better understanding of the sport management industry.  An emphasis will be placed on involvement, professionalism, and experiential learning to better prepare students interested in the field.

Contact Information:
Sport Mgnt. Club Coordinator: Dr. Thomas Aaron
E-Mail: tomaaron@msn.com

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization open to all students. Its purpose is to help students understand the issues and problems that they face through a Biblical point of view. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes creates an atmosphere for Christian fellowship and meets once a week.

Contact Information:
FCA Coordinator: Tim Edfors
E-Mail: timedfors@yahoo.com