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PC Business Celebrates the 2025 Inductees to Beta Gamma Sigma and Alpha Mu Alpha

Posted on March 31, 2025

The Providence College School of Business inducted undergraduate and graduate students into Alpha Mu Alpha, the American Marketing Association’s national honor society, and Beta Gamma Sigma, the honor society of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, on Friday, March 31. 43 members were inducted into Alpha Mu Alpha and 46 undergraduate students, 20 graduate students, and 4 faculty members into Beta Gamma Sigma.

To join Alpha Mu Alpha, a student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 (out of 4.0) in the student’s major and overall. The PC Business founded the chapter in fall 2011.

Beta Gamma Sigma membership is offered to the top 10% of the junior undergraduate class and the top 20% of the graduating MBA class. It has inducted more than 830,000 students worldwide since its founding in 1913. The mission of BGS is to encourage and honor academic
achievement in the study of business to foster personal and professional excellence, and to advance the founding values and principles of the Society — honor and integrity, the pursuit of wisdom and earnestness.

Christine Earley, Ph.D., interim dean, served as the master of ceremonies and was joined for greetings from Providence College by interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, Sylvia Maxfield, Ph.D.

Tim Malcolm ’98 was invited to deliver the keynote address. Malcolm is currently Lead, Marketplace Planning Analytics & Insights at Converse; one of the most recognizable shoe brands in the world. He celebrated the importance of induction into these honor societies and how their time at Providence College will influence their futures for years to come. The Alpha Mu Alpha induction was led by Rae Caloura ’94G, assistant professor of practice in marketing. Molly Magrane, assistant director of academic advising and student engagement led the Beta Gamma Sigma induction. Tess Carty ’25 ’26G, president of the PC American Marketing Association chapter spoke on behalf of the group and Anthony Gemma ’25, current BGS president spoke for the PC chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma.