While Jeremy Cox is a gifted mathematician, one of his greatest talents lies in his ability to help people see business as something much more than a mathematical, profit-maximizing endeavor. After earning his MBA, he worked for a marketing company, building predictive models to decipher customer behavior. As he began analyzing customers, employees, managers, and society, he developed strong convictions that business needs to be taught in a different way. » More ...

Carson College students planning future careers in the accounting field will be learning from Jacob Jaggi, a new faculty member with extensive industry experience, as fall classes get underway. Prior to earning his doctorate from the University of Arizona, he worked in several accounting capacities as an internal auditor, controller, and SEC reporting analyst, and across industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and nonprofit. » More ...

Michelle Carter, new associate professor of Information Systems[/caption]With much of the workforce working remotely and schools shifting to online environments, understanding information systems and how people engage with technology is more critical than ever. Michelle Carter, a recognized expert in the information systems field, will be preparing Carson College students to navigate an increasingly digital world in their classes and as future researchers and business professionals in the IT space. » More ...

Alex Stuart arrived at WSU looking for ways to get the most out of his college experience. The Carson Career Amplifier Program became his ticket to exploring opportunities in the Carson College of Business as well as a $3,000 scholarship. » More ...

Bitty Balducci, new assistant professor of marketing[/caption]Described by her colleagues as self-motivated, highly energetic, and incredibly focused, Bitty Balducci personifies the kind of accomplished faculty member the Carson College is proud to have in its ranks. During her doctoral work at the University of Missouri, she earned nine academic honors in just the last two years, several of them recognizing her research efforts to enhance understanding of how sales interactions unfold and influence performance. » More ...

While Dakota Post may only be in his mid 20s, he’s making life better for senior living residents in one of the nation’s fastest growing industries. The 2019 Carson College of Business graduate is putting his data analytics skills to use helping Civitas Senior Living change both how and what the world thinks about senior living. » More ...

As offices close or downsize and people shift to working at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, Jeremy Beus’s expertise in organizational climate and occupational safety offers a wellspring of insights to human resource and business managers, as well as entrepreneurs operating in unprecedented circumstances. His breadth of research on work teams, personality, and occupational health, along with his highly effective teaching skills, have earned numerous accolades that bring prestige to his new role as an associate professor of management in the college’s Department of Management, Information Systems and Entrepreneurship. » More ...

In a time of national pandemic, being entrepreneurial can create new opportunities when others are closing. As more people pursue their entrepreneurial business ideas and seek to turn hobbies into profitable careers, Ben Warnick will be poised to share research insights on what drives entrepreneurs’ passions, emotions, and well-being, as well as tips for their success. » More ...

Susan He lives the life of a scholar. A recent graduate of the Carson College, she spent eight years teaching economics before completing her second doctoral degree in finance. Before that, she spent five years earning her first doctorate at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. This fall, she will be continuing her career as a finance faculty member at a new location—WSU Vancouver. » More ...

Pullman Serves It Forward is the brainchild of two Washington State University employees, Jamie Callison and Jeanne Weiler. They were looking for ways to help families in need while also supporting Pullman restaurants through purchases of gift cards. » More ...