Texas Economics Association
The Texas Economics Association (TEA) is a student organization sponsored by the Economics Department. They focus on four areas: professional development, community service, academic advancement, and social experience. They are a social outlet for students interested in economics. They also function as a link between students and economic faculty, and bring opportunities in economics to the attention of the students. Meetings include corporate speakers, local entrepreneurs, job recruiters, and academic panels. Socials and events include free pizza night at Double Dave's, mini golf with professors, intramural sports, and economic conferences. They are open to all majors.
Find out more at http://www.texaseconomics.tk/ or e-mail them at texaseconomics@gmail.com.
ODE at UT
ODE at UT is the University's chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon - the international honor society for economics. ODE is 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.
Eligibility Requirements:
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3.0+ overall GPA
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3.5+ economics GPA
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Completion of 12 hours of economics
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honor cords at graduation
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scholarship/leadership opportunities
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subscription to The American Economist
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an ODE t-shirt and MORE!
Find out more at: http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/ode/
The History of Economics Student Organizations
The history of economics student organizations goes back over 100 years, starting in 1903 with the Economic and Political Science Association (EPSA). Read about the century long tradition of student organizations here, and about the history of TEA here.
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