By The Keystone Newspaper A networking opportunity for finance and business students
By John Mahoney
On Friday, Sept. 26, the KU Accounting Club will hold its 38th annual golf outing at Rich Maiden Golf Course. All students in business-related fields, as well as those seeking to increase business connections, are welcome to attend.
Golfing will begin at 1 p.m., and later, at 5:15 p.m., a buffet dinner will be provided to give students the chance to network.
Accounting Club President Kayla Mackney assures that students who do not attend the golf portion of the event can choose to only attend the networking dinner.
For students interested in attending the golf element of the outing, multiple contests will be held. Competitive games such as ‘closest to the pin’ and ‘longest drive’ will be played.
For 38 years, the Accounting Club’s golf outing has given students an opportunity to connect with peers in their field, network with future colleagues and create lasting memories.
“The Accounting Club welcomes you to this outing and to our events and meetings throughout the year,” Mackney said.
The Accounting Club at Kutztown University exists to promote relationships between students, faculty, and accounting professionals for the purpose of shaping and developing the next generation of public, government, and corporate accountants.