I visited the club fair and was interested in how many different clubs there were at Baruch. Many offered internships after the Junior year and helped set up an individual for future success like the Trader’s Club. I found myself interested in KIWANIS and archery club as well as TEAM Baruch and LEXICON. Kiwanis stood out because it is similar to a community outreach program but it help develop you as a person as well and your resume. My friend from high school ran KEY CLUB and told me to take a look into KIWANIS in Baruch and I look forward to attending their meetings and community outreach events and hopefully making a name for myself in the club. As for archery I though it was cool that the school had the space to set up its own archery range for students to learn to shoot a bow or just shoot a bow for fun if they already have experience. They also don’t require you to have your own bow which is really helpful as those can go for a lot of money, like four hundred to five hundred dollars for competition bows. The Trader’s club and the business clubs at Baruch definitely seem to be the most developed and connected to internships and jobs however, myself as an intended BIO major I look forward to the BIO Club which helps students connect to research opportunities and internships at labs. In summation, the club fair had a good turnout and i’m glad I went and was able to find something to my liking.
Konrad Szenfeld
