KSU Chapter of Tau Alpha Chi

Tau Alpha Chi

Kansas State University Chapter

Tau Alpha Chi (T.A.X.) is the national honorary association whose objective is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the field of taxation. A chapter of Tau Alpha Chi was established in the Spring of 2000 at Kansas State University.

Events:

Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Aggieville Pizza Hut, 5:30 p.m.
Officer Elections, new member initiation

Tuesday, February 24, 2004
Calvin 218, 5:00 p.m.
Spring semester event planning

2004-2005 Officers:

Kyle McGuire, President kjm8787@ksu.edu	Kyle Mcquire, Vice President kjm8787@ksu.edu
Jill Engelken, Treasurer jme9999@ksu.edu	Ashley Suther, Treasurer asuther@ksu.edu

From left to right
Robyn Pauly, Kyle McGuire, Dan Nesbitt, Amy Donelly, Carrie Kersten

Advisors:

Dr. Richard Ott
109 Calvin Hall
785-532-5639
rlo@ksu.edu

Dr. Dann Fisher
109 Calvin Hall
785-532-6037
dfisher@ksu.edu

Objectives:

To encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the field of taxation.
To provide opportunities for association among members and professionals in the area of taxation.
To cultivate a sense of responsibility and service with its members.
To foster high moral and ethical standards among membership.
To encourage professional development.
To promote better understanding and knowledge of national, international, state, and local taxation.

Membership Requirements:

To qualify for membership, a student must be duly registered at Kansas State University with a major in Accounting.

As an undergraduate student, the student must have completed at least 60 semester hours including at least two introductory (Accounting for Business Operations and Accounting for Investing and Financing, or their equivalents) and two upper level accounting courses (Accounting Process and Controls and Taxation I), of which Taxation I must be in residence. Both overall and accounting grade point averages must be at least 3.0 (where A = 4.0). The student must have received either an A or a B in their tax course(s).

As a graduate student, the student must have completed at least one graduate level tax course in residence. Both overall and accounting grade point averages must be at least 3.0 (where A = 4.0). The student must have received either an A or a B in their tax course(s).

Click here to visit the National Tau Alpha Chi website.

If you have any questions regarding Tau Alpha Chi, please contact one of our officers or advisors. Thank you for visiting our webpage!

Last Updated: May 13, 2004