Keri Rhodes leads a four-member team in the marketing department at Spiceology, whose products are carried by retailers ranging from Williams Sonoma to Ace Hardware. The Spokane company sells 400 different spices and blends.
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Sean Russell, 32, will graduate from WSU Vancouver in December with a business administration degree. He returned to school after working in the maritime industry. “I had a bit of a history with WSU, so it feels like a redemption arc,” he says. “WSU was where I started as an 18-year-old and dropped out after one semester.”
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Since 2015, more than 3,300 online students have received undergraduate business degrees, MBAs, or Executive MBAs through our college. I’m proud of our students’ academic achievements and excited about the professional opportunities they have realized through investing in their education.
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The financial coaching program aims to sharpen Cougs’ money management skills. The peer coaches focus on topics relevant to WSU students, like making a budget, establishing credit, planning for major purchases after graduation, and understanding retirement savings options.
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Yafang Li’s research on how to keep people using fitness trackers placed first in the Carson College’s Three-Minute Thesis event. The competition requires doctoral students to explain the significance of their research in three minutes or less.
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Established in 1932, the WSU School of Hospitality Business Management is among the nation’s oldest and best known hospitality programs. The school’s logo is a pineapple, an international symbol of hospitality.
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Hailey Crow, a member of the Suquamish Tribe, plans to use her hospitality business management degree to work in her tribe’s hospitality sector.
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Gloria Ochoa-Bruck’s steadfastness in holding onto her dreams led to a career in public service and criminal justice reform. She recently earned her MBA at WSU—a degree she had started years earlier, but put on hold.
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Entrepreneurs who experience a business failure benefit from sharing their stories with others, according to new research from the Carson College of Business.
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