Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer II (’01) recently received the Medal of Honor—the highest military award for valor—from the White House. Because of his quick thinking and incredible bravery, he saved many lives while assigned to a special operations taskforce in Afghanistan. » More ...
The Carson College’s annual holiday shopping survey investigates the shopping habits of Pacific Northwest residents, revealing insightful information to benefit retailers’ approaches to Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and more. » More ...
Dr. Leah Sheppard examines gender differences in leadership aspirations and work-life preferences among college-aged men and women to explain why gender gaps in leadership positions exist within business and politics. » More ...
In early August Andrew Hecker, an accounting undergraduate, received a $10,000 merit scholarship that not only changed his undergraduate experience, but also his future. “Because of this financial support, I will not incur any more college debt and am financially able to start my accounting master’s program in January,” says Hecker. » More ...
The Carson College of Business creates value for business and academic communities by hosting several annual events. The 2018 Power Breakfast, the Walton Lecture, and the Business Technology Symposium featured a mix of globally competitive business leaders and entrepreneurs who shared their professional insights through panels and lectures on the Pullman campus and in Seattle. » More ...
It is her dedication and service to her peers that earned Smita Srivastava the Carson College’s Graduate Student Service Award in spring 2018. The third-year doctoral student is known throughout the Carson College of Business as someone who her peers can turn to for support, encouragement and guidance. » More ...
Scholarship recipients and donors had the meaningful opportunity to meet one another at the Carson College of Business’s first annual Scholarship Brunch. In 2018, the college supported 375 students with scholarships, awarding 515 scholarships that collectively totaled $703,140. » More ...
WSU-Everett Hospitality student Spencer Fee received a $3,500 PCMA Education Foundation Legacy Society scholarship. “The PCMA Scholarship, combined with the Carson College SHBM Dwight & Beverly Call Scholarship and the Everett Scholars award, enables me to continue my education and pursue my passion for events and project management with a decreased burden of debt," says Fee. » More ...
The Carson College shares research-based insights on issues impacting Northwest businesses and communities. Regional business leaders report how they feel about the business climate today, how they are preparing for the future, and what they need to succeed. » More ...