Student Groups
Ted Rogers Students' Society
All of the Ted Rogers School of Management’s (TRSM) student groups and societies are overseen by the Ted Rogers Students' Society (TRSS), external link. The Ted Rogers Students' Society links students together from the six separate schools at TRSM under one united voice. As a student-elected society, the TRSS represents over 9,500 full-time undergraduate students across the TRSM and Ryerson University campus.
The Human Resource Student Association (HRSA), external link facilitates the exchange of human resources knowledge between students, faculty, alumni and the business community. The HRSA hosts a series of events throughout the academic year, including HR Alumni Night, the Organizational Behaviour Case Competition (OBCC), HR Showcase, the Career Mentorship Program and many more.
The Ted Rogers School of Ryerson Hospitality and Tourism Students’ Society (RHTSS) is dedicated to organizing events and activities for HTM students, including a wine trip, annual etiquette dinner, case competitions and industry networking nights.
The Information Technology Management Students’ Association (ITMSA), external link is a student-run organization that provides advancement, social and academic-related events for the students within the ITM program. These activities enrich their university experience and promote interaction and relationships between students, inside and outside, of ITM. Events include case competitions, networking nights, Frosh Finale and the Ryerson Commerce Games.
The Law and Business Students’ Association (LBSA), external link focuses on enhancing the academic and pre-professional careers of the students enrolled in the Law and Business major. Throughout the year, unique learning opportunities are offered, as well as networking events and social events.
The Ryerson University Finance Society (RUFS), external link connects students to industry professionals through its’ many events, information and recruitment sessions. These initiatives allow students to acquire further knowledge needed to compete in the current business environment and gain a better insight into their future careers.
The Ryerson Global Management Group (RGMG), external link is committed to enhancing student knowledge of, and experience within, the global business environment. Students are connected to employers through exclusive networking events and are educated about globally-focused career paths in order to expand their cultural understanding of diverse business environments.
The Ryerson University Accounting Society is the course union for students of the School of Accounting and Finance at the Ted Rogers School of Management. RUAS connects students with industry professionals through networking opportunities, provides education on accounting designations and career options. RUAS also contributes to the growing reputation of the Ted Rogers School of Management through case competitions.
The Ryerson Marketing Association (RMA), external link serves the interests of Marketing majors and minors. The RMA aims to broaden the understanding of marketing within the Ryerson University student body, exposing students to all areas of the industry. Educational events and competitions include interactive workshops, speaker panels and networking sessions, where students gain a clearer picture of what the marketing world has to offer.
The Retail Students’ Association (RSA), external link, opens in new window believes in fostering a team atmosphere and a sense of community spirit within the Ted Rogers School of Retail Management. Events include the Michael Belcourt Lecture Series, CIBC Run for the Cure, Journey for Jacob and speed mentoring with prominent retailers.
Real Estate Ryerson, external link is the official course union for the newly developed Real Estate Management major offered at The Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson university. We strive to embody all sectors of the industry - residential and commercial sales, property development, property management, appraisal, urban and environmental planning, investment analysis and financing etc. We seek to act as the vessel that connects students with a common and professional interest in real estate through a series of highly developed and innovative programs, events, and initiatives.
Dedicated to serving the interests of Entrepreneurship majors and minors at the Ted Rogers School of Management. The REA aims to broaden the understanding of entrepreneurship within the Ryerson student body. Whether we are helping students start their own business or giving students a way to differentiate themselves in the corporate world, the REA promotes all facets of entrepreneurship. Events include appearances from successful entrepreneurs, corporate intraprenuers, and social entrepreneurs who all use their entrepreneurial mindset differently.
REC is the bridge between commerce and the creative industries. It is a two day conference connecting delegates to careers and opportunities across the entertainment spectrum. Their vision is to highlight the business potential in the Entertainment Communications and Media Industries.
AIESEC is the world’s largest student-run organization, present in 113 countries and territories. Focused on providing a platform for youth leadership development, AIESEC offers young people the opportunity to be global citizens, to change the world, and to get experience and skills that matter today.
The Ryerson Investment Group seeks to resemble a full-fledged investment company by educating and engaging students interested in investment and finance.
The Corporate Social Responsibility Student Association (CSRSA) connects with industry and academia to educate and promote socially responsible business leadership, while promoting corporate social responsibility (CSR) values among businesses and all Ryerson University stakeholders.
DECA, external link Ryerson gives students and members the opportunity to use the knowledge and experience gained in and outside of the lecture hall to develop their analytical, presentation and networking skills. Delegates are put to the test when asked to use these skills while competing in case competitions at the regional, provincial and international level throughout a variety of industries, including sports, entertainment marketing and financial services.
Enactus Ryerson aims to change people’s lives by empowering them through programs and initiatives that use the positive power of business. Members are provided the opportunity to gain hands-on experience to achieve personal and professional success. Members compete on a regional, national and international level, showcasing how they are changing lives through business. Enactus Ryerson was the champion in 2009-2010 and 2012-2013.
The Ryerson Commerce and Government Association, external link is a non-partisan student organization that seeks to inform, educate and inspire students by providing access to industry insights. Focus is placed on understanding the impact of government regulation and public policy on business at all levels.
The Ryerson Consulting Association (RCA), external link is dedicated to bridging the gap between the Ted Rogers School of Management and the consulting industry. Through networking events, workshops and competitions, the RCI is focused on educating and connecting students to professionals and firms in the fields of management, IT and risk consulting.
Ryerson Students Offering Support (SOS), external link is a chapter of the larger North American parent charity organization, and empowers Ryerson University students to help themselves and less fortunate children.
The Ryerson Sports and Business Association (RSBA), external link, opens in new window provides a resource that allows students to learn about all aspects of the sports industry and introduces them to the different paths they can take with their degrees in business.
Ryerson Toastmasters helps members learn the skills required for effective speaking, communication and leadership. Ryerson Toastmasters teaches members how to develop public speaking skills through the Toastmasters learn-by-doing program. The program educates members on these essential skills, set to success in the professional world.
The Ryerson University Co-op Student Association, external link is focused on enabling co-op students at Ryerson University to stay competitive within the industry while also facilitating a growing co-op social community.
TedxRyersonU, external link is committed to spreading ideas about technology, entertainment and design in the spirit of TEDx.
The Ted Rogers Management Conference, external link was established to annually recognize and thank Ted and Loretta Rogers for their tremendous support of the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. The conference allows students, faculty, industry professionals and media to explore the business style and work ethic that Ted Rogers embodied.
Women in Information Technology Management’s (WITM), external link mission is to empower, encourage and equip females in ITM with the necessary resources to broaden their horizons, exceed expectations and forge through industry barriers. Through networking nights, speaker panels and interactive workshops, WITM enhances personal development by building leadership and mentorship skills.
The mission of Ted Rogers Pride Alliance (TRPA), external link, opens in new window is to: 1. Advocate for LGBT+ students interests at TRSM. 2. Connect, develop and network all student members (not exclusive to LGBT+ students) to voluntary and professional opportunities with employers, other student groups, and other interest groups. 3. Develop a community for the LGBT+ populace of TRSM and strengthen the relationship with allies.
Ryerson Women in Leadership (RWIL), external link, opens in new window aims to successfully build an environment at Ryerson University that supports the advancement of women and gender equality while also encouraging students to become successful leaders.