The Granger Cobb Institute for Senior Living understands that balancing optimal senior health care with sound business practices can be difficult. That’s why the institute invites faculty from across the university to contribute expertise and insights to help train business students who will become future senior living leaders.

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When Perebotie Amughan stepped off the plane at the Pullman Regional Airport to a landscape of ripening wheat fields four years ago, she wondered “Where are the trees?”

Washington, in her mind, was a green place. She’d come from Arizona to study business in the state where Microsoft, Amazon, and Starbucks are headquartered, and she pictured a place of towering opportunities and lofty evergreens.

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Charisma Taylor, a hospitality business management major and WSU track and field athlete, earned a place among WSU’s top ten seniors in the athletics category. The award recognizes her accomplishments and involvement as a student-athlete. » More ...

Three Carson College of Business seniors are receiving Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Keys for achieving 4.0 grade point averages during their time at WSU. » More ...

Crystal Campbell, an accounting major at WSU Vancouver, is one of WSU’s top ten seniors in the community service category. The award recognizes her dedication to volunteering and bringing joy to others. » More ...

A former career in financial services sales gives Kevin Chase an edge when bringing industry topics into the classroom. As a new faulty member in the Department of Marketing and International Business (MIB), Chase also brings a wealth of research experience on how salesperson behavior affects customer decision making in B2B sales.

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In a time when political corruption is among the media’s most intense focal points, new accounting faculty member Chase Potter will be a voice of experience in the classroom and resource to tax managers and finance policy makers seeking insights.

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Azam Boskabadi has been on a fast track toward success since her elementary school days in Tehran. The operations management scholar grew up not only exceling in academics but in sports and the arts as well. » More ...

After serving in administrative roles for the last six years in the University of Albany’s human resource information systems program, Richard Johnson, felt a pull to expand his research and teaching efforts, particularly after observing the growth of artificial intelligence and data driven evaluations of employees. » More ...

“Work doesn’t feel like work when you are making something sugary and delicious.” A phrase that could have been coined by Willy Wonka is the real-life sentiment of Madeline Ryan (’20), a WSU food science graduate working in the beverage industry. As a research and development technician for Eagle Beverage Products in Kent, Washington, Ryan creates and packages products such as coffee syrups and bar mixes for private label beverage companies. » More ...