Why Join Women in Business?

Women in Business welcomes students from all backgrounds and majors. With members ranging from marketing and finance to consumer foods and history students, Women in Business has something to offer everyone across campus!

​While you do not have to pay dues in order to participate in Women in Business activities, we strongly encourage you to consider joining our organization as a paid and active member. Doing so will give you a wider access to our resources and activities, as well as benefit you personally through a greater development of professional skills and individual confidence. The more support we get from our members, the more greatness we get to put into our events! Take a look below to find out what exactly the perks are of joining our organization, and what it takes to be considered an Active Member of Women in Business UGA.

The Perks

Benefits of being a paid member of Women in Business UGA include:
  • Free Access to our Annual Night of Networking
  • Free Headshot, as well as LinkedIn and Resume critiques at our exclusive Career Fair Prep Event
  • WIB-exclusive job postings on our Active Members LinkedIn Group
  • Opportunity to have your resume posted on our website and sent to all employers who speak at our meetings and events
  • First priority to mentorship programs hosted through WIB
  • Free reserved study space every other month

What it Takes

To be considered an Active Member for 2019-2020, you must:
  • Attend at least 2 of our general meetings per semester
  • Attend at least 1 of our social events per semester
  • Pay dues at the beginning of the semester ($30/year or $20/semester). Click here to find out how you can pay.

Still Not Sure?

If you're still not convinced that being a paid and Active Member is for you, we invite you to attend our next meeting to see what we're all about.
Don't forget to join our listserv as well! We'll keep you updated on upcoming events and opportunities, should you decide to get more involved with WIB later.

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