Student Organizations

•  Carnegie Mellon Economics Society. The Carnegie Mellon Economics Society provides a forum for and fosters discussions and activities that focus on economic theory, economic research, current events, and inter-disciplinary topics.
• Economics Student Advisory Committee (E-SAC). The Undergraduate Economics Program's SAC is a student advisory committee whose mission is to address the issues of the undergraduate community. The Peer Mentoring Network is organized by the E-SAC.
• Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE).   ODE, the International Honor Society in Economics, is "dedicated to the encouragement of excellence in economics."  

For information about other student organizations and clubs, please visit the following sites:

Carnegie Mellon Student Organizations  |  Undergraduate Business Clubs

Economics students have many opportunities to become involved in students-run and/or faculty-sponsored organizations on campus. The range of organizations spans academic societies to cultural/national groups to special interests groups to community service groups and more. Most of the activities sponsored by the Undergraduate Economics Program are run by our three student organizations: