Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter at ASU

Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter at ASU

Insurance

Tempe, Arizona 285 followers

Professional collegiate organization for actuarial science, insurance, and risk management for students

About us

GIS Kappa Chapter is an academic fraternity at ASU for students studying actuarial science, insurance, and risk management.

Website
https://math.asu.edu/actuary/gis-club
Industry
Insurance
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Tempe, Arizona
Type
Nonprofit

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Employees at Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter at ASU

Updates

  • As the semester draws to a close, Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS) hosted an end-of-semester social to celebrate its members, particularly those graduating this term. The evening opened with a presentation introducing this semester’s graduates. Professor Petar Jevtic highlighted the achievements of several graduates and shared their journeys at Arizona State University. Advisor Lydia Gabric took over for the second half of the program, continuing to recognize the accomplishments of these exceptional graduates. Each graduate had the opportunity to address GIS members and offered valuable advice on careers, academics, and more. The end of semester social/graduate celebration was a wonderful way for GIS members to unwind after a busy semester while honoring their peers and preparing for finals. It brought the community together in a meaningful and enjoyable way. Congratulations to the graduates!

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  • Did you know that Coaching Actuaries has a blog? Aside from their beneficial study materials, Coaching Actuaries publishes frequent blogs with topics ranging from exam tips and tricks to insights about the actuarial profession. Our Coaching Actuaries ambassador, Nikkelle, recommends checking out “Four Tips to Survive Your Actuarial Exams” as exam season is right around the corner! Check out the article at: https://lnkd.in/gAsY5aR8

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  • For this year’s #GivingTuesday challenge, we’re celebrating what Gamma Iota Sigma has given each of us! Here’s what GIS means to us: 🌟Community: “Gamma Iota Sigma has provided me with a supportive community of peers and professionals who share my passion for actuarial science and risk management. It has allowed me to build meaningful connections, exchange knowledge, and grow both personally and professionally.” — Gokul 🌟Inspiration: “GIS has given me a community of mentors, friends, and future colleagues who inspire me to grow and make an impact. Being part of GIS has taught me to be a leader and given me confidence in my journey, knowing I’m surrounded by people who believe in me and motivate me to achieve more.” — Bhav 🌟Opportunity: “GIS has provided me with countless opportunities I wouldn’t have otherwise encountered. It’s incredibly valuable to have a dedicated space for networking with industry professionals, helping me advance my career and achieve my goals.” — Lexi 🌟Connections: “GIS has given me many connections to countless industry professionals that have been a huge stepping stone to my personal growth in the insurance world.” — Mckay 🌟Growth: “Gamma Iota Sigma has given me the opportunity to achieve growth in a multitude of different ways. My industry knowledge has grown, my network and friendships have grown, and most importantly, I have grown as a person.” — Austin #GammaHasGivenMe #GiveToGamma Gamma Iota Sigma

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  • As the fall semester progresses, students from Gamma Iota Sigma at ASU (GIS at ASU) came together for a festive Halloween Social on October 29. This year, the event called attention to discussions on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), combined with valuable resources for actuarial exam preparation, ensuring a fulfilling experience for attendees. The Halloween Social provided a fun and festive opportunity for students to unwind, network, and celebrate the upcoming holiday while reinforcing the importance of community and support within the actuarial field. As the evening came to an end, members enjoyed the rewarding blend of career advancement and Halloween enjoyment, encouraging everyone to explore the resources available to them.

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  • On October 26, 12 of our GIS members volunteered at St. Mary’s Food Bank, dedicating two hours to make a positive impact in our community. The “Hello Fresh” team packed 1,680 bags, reaching over 1,500 families with fresh food. Meanwhile, the “Thanksgiving” group organized 39 pallets, preparing 2,807 boxes, and supporting more than 2,000 families in time for the holiday season. We’re proud of our members for their hard work and commitment to making a difference, and we thank St. Mary’s for the opportunity to contribute to such an impactful cause!

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  • CBIZ Optumas, a small consulting firm focused on providing actuarial and strategic services to government agencies, particularly in the Medicaid space, joined the Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter at Arizona State University (GIS at ASU) on October 8 for an event aimed at informing students about the firm’s work and company culture. During the event, four ASU alumni—Alex Sabrowsky, Lea Petit, Morgan Mullenmeister, and Maja Stefanovic—spoke about their roles, the benefits of working in a small team, and the engaging nature of consulting. They emphasized Optumas’ ability to bring interesting work while maintaining a healthy work-life balance, contrary to the perception of long hours and overworked employees in consulting. They likewise advocated for the dynamic nature of consulting, as it keeps their jobs fresh and their minds busy. GIS at ASU would like to express our sincere thanks to CBIZ Optumas and their representatives for an eventful and informational evening. GIS members enjoyed learning about opportunities offered by Optumas and gaining insights into the health consulting industry. We look forward to continuing to connect with CBIZ Optumas in the future.

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