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BCC Executive Board (2007-2008):

       Traci Robinson - President
                      Garvin Solomon - Vice President
            Saria Fiscal - Treasurer
            Navid Razi - Publicity
  Jesus Ramirez - Secretary

Bake Sale Week Assignments, Constitution and Bake Sale Agreement have been updated.

Events are subject to change. Please email bcc@uta.edu for the latest information.
For more information on upcoming events, please check our Calendar of Events .

Note: All BCC General Body meeting for Fall 2007 will be held in Room 253 Business Building.

Office: RM 240D (Business Building), 817-272-3871

** The First Annual Constituency Council Cup will be held
September 21st 5:30-7:30 @ Bowling and Billiards**

Meeting Minutes

Pictures

Organizations Under BCC

Officers

Constitution

Bake Sale Information

Outstanding COBA Student

Organization Award

Mission and Objective

The Business Constituency Council (BCC) is the student governing body acting as a liaison between the Dean of Business, Student Congress and the students of the College of Business. The BCC achieves this through its various policy, programs and publications.

Every semester the BCC organizes and helps produce various programs such as the Dean’s Forum, Class Select Party and Business Week. This year the BCC plans to have new programs such as the Bowling and Billiards Competition, Co-sponsored Business Career Events, and the Spring Social, to not only help business students in building communication with their peers, but to also provide fun and social events as well. The BCC also represents the student body in the Student Congress and voices the opinions of the students. The BCC, in addition, puts forth efforts to partner with other organizations on campus to help build a strong, collaborative community.

Why Come to BCC Meetings?

The Business Constituency Council (BCC) deals with various issues related to the College of Business Administration as well as University-wide issues. The BCC voices ideas and opinions collected from its general body meetings to Student Congress and the Dean of Business.

Participation in the BCC allows student organizations to have Bake Sales on the 1st floor of the Business Building. It's a great way to raise money for Business Organizations by showing support and cooperation with the BCC and other COBA Organizations.

Come and join us in our general body meetings to voice your opinion on any issue you think is important. All ideas, suggestions, comments and opinions are welcome.

The BCC Office is located in the Business Building, Room 240D. Our meetings are held in the Business Building, Room 253. Check our flyers on the display cases located on the first floor (near the pit) and second floor (opposite Room 245W). You can also call us at (817)-272-3871.

BCC Budget 2006 - 2007