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		Student Life International Behavioral Economics and Finance (iBEAF) Co-Presidents: Jerica Bradley, Jessie Stettin Club Advisor: Professor Carol Osler Club mission: To better understand the cognitive reasoning that influences businesses, financial markets and global economic behavior and thereby prepare its members to excel in the international workforce. Vision: By joining the expertise in international economics and finance of the International Business School with concepts from both the Department of Psychology and the Heller School for Social Policy at Brandeis University, the club will explore a multi-dimensional understanding of behaviors in economics and finance. With a sustainable foundation in place and as behavioral concepts are explored, the club will improve and expand to meet the needs of the student body in academia and extra-curricular activities.