The Merage Student Association is a student-run organization whose purpose is to enhance the student experience beyond the classroom. This is achieved through partnership between the MSA Board, clubs, and the student body. Professional and social events are organized by the students for the students. This is how we foster the close-knit community that makes the Merage experience so unique. All Merage graduate students are eligible members of MSA.
Our clubs are the heart of the MSA. Clubs are vital to growing our network, helping students reach their career goals, proving social interaction, and supplementing the educational experience outside of the classroom. As a student and member of the MSA, you have the opportunity to attend club events or join a club in a leadership role.
The Merage Student Association enhances your professional, educational, and personal experience by:
10.13.23 · 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
10.14.23 · 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
The Paul Merage School of Business
11.4.23 · 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
CI - The Paul Merage School of Business - School of Business SB1 Auditorium
Ryan Patel shares his journey becoming a world-renowned authority on global business, political economy, and corporate governance.
Although women have long been underrepresented on corporate boards, the last decade has seen a dramatic shift as women have gained significant representation at the highest levels of corporate governance. As boards become more gender-diverse, what happens when women are present in the boardroom?
In 2013 the UK initiated a massive worldwide shift in audit reports with the introduction of a new regulation requiring auditors to provide client-specific disclosures about the risks and other significant matters considered in the audit of the company's financial statements.
Dean Williamson is facilitating new partnerships in Asia, opening up new opportunities for Merage School students and international alumni, and launching the Merage Global Initiative.
For more information, please contact Henry Kim, VP of Communications at doyook1@uci.edu.
