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Kenya Native Earns Hospitality Degree in Pullman

Kenya native Juhi Varma started her hospitality degree at César Ritz Colleges Switzerland, but transferred to WSU to finish in Pullman. “From accounting, to business plans, to management courses, I was pushed outside my comfort zone,” Varma says. “The professors here encouraged me to think more, do more, and put my best foot forward.” » More ...

Industry Scholarship Gives Spencer Fee a Running Start Toward Hospitality Career

Hospitality student Spencer Fee has had a running start toward his future career as an event coordinator in more ways than one. As a child growing up in Freeland, Washington, he was naturally drawn to orderliness and liked to be in charge of organizing his family’s schedules. These qualities led to leadership roles in high school and volunteer organizations. He enrolled in his school’s Running Start program to earn college credits and was working at the Inn at Langley when he realized event organizing could be an amazing job. » More ...

WSU Partnership with Washington Hospitality Association

PULLMAN, Wash. — A new educational partnership between Washington State University (WSU) and the Washington Hospitality Association Education Foundation will grant thousands of hospitality professionals across the state access to a more affordable Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree.

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