On campus

Connect with the Guild regardless of your seat.

The standard does not change with the room. A student ships hours. A club puts a real question on its calendar. A department opens a seminar the faculty can defend.

On campus

Three seats. One standard.

A student, a club, or a department. The guild meets the room that already exists.

Students

Part-time work

Hours with the guild beside the term. A defined piece of work, read by people who already do the job.

  • Part-time roles, not an open invitation
  • Work the fund can use
  • A record when a longer role opens
The student’s seat
Investment clubs

A competition, or a seminar

The club connects for an investment competition, or for a quantitative research seminar in the room it already fills.

  • A competition with a real question
  • A seminar the members can argue with
  • Officers keep the relationship
The club’s calendar
Faculty

The department’s room

Business and STEM departments connect for academic research and for quantitative research seminars.

  • Research both sides can sign
  • A seminar faculty and students share
  • A tie that outlasts the term
The department’s tie
Students

Part-time work with the guild.

You take hours on work the guild already runs. The role is part-time. The standard is not.

  • The role is part-time

    Hours beside the term. A defined piece of work, with a date it is due. Not a standing invitation to hang around.

  • You work with the guild

    Practitioners read it. The question is one the fund would actually ask. Classroom credit is not the point.

  • The record stays

    What you ship is what gets read when a longer role opens. Unfinished work does not go in the file.

Investment clubs

A competition, or a seminar.

The club already has members and a calendar. Connect it for an investment competition, or for a quantitative research seminar.

  • A competition with a question

    The club enters. The guild sets a problem worth working, and reads what comes back. Not a case with a planted answer.

  • A quantitative research seminar

    One evening in the club’s room. A question taught, then defended. The members have to be able to disagree with it.

  • The relationship stays

    Officers keep the list. After the competition or the seminar, the guild knows the club, and strong members are considered when roles open.

Faculty

Research, and seminars.

Business and STEM departments connect for academic research and for quantitative research seminars.

  • Academic research

    A question the department and the guild can both stand behind. The work carries the names of the people who did it.

  • A quantitative research seminar

    Faculty and students in the same room. The argument has to survive the hour. It is not a guest lecture with slides.

  • The tie stays

    The department knows who to call the next term. Students in that room are known to the guild.

The account

Start in the portal.

Sign in if you already have an account. Create one if you are new. You come back to the request you meant to make.

Students

Ask about a role

Name the campus and the part-time work you want with the guild. One application at a time, until it is answered.

Student request
Investment clubs

Connect the club

Name the club, the campus, and whether you want a competition, a seminar, or both.

Club request
Faculty

Invite the guild

Name your university and department, and if you’re interested in a seminar or research.

Connect the department