This edition of eDividend reveals our powerful research and education programs that transcend international borders, resulting in innovative global business solutions and life-changing experiences for students who chose to study abroad.
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When Jake (’17 Intl. Busi., ‘19 MS) and Emily Stevens (’17 Intl. Busi., ’19 MBA) signed up to study abroad in Greece in 2016, they certainly expected the experience to be life-changing, but they couldn’t have known they were about to meet their future spouse.
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Anika Wottreng (’24) absolutely loves traveling and learning about new cultures, trying foods, and seeing a bit more of the world beyond her doorstep. The daughter of an international business executive, she comes by it naturally, having lived in Japan and Germany as a child.
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When marketing professor Julie Nelsen chose to travel to South Korea as part of a faculty development opportunity, she admits her knowledge of the country was limited. However after spending a few short days there, she says the trip inspired new, novel paths of research and helped create new collaborative research opportunities.
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More than 6,000 miles from Pullman, Rachel Tsang (‘22 EMBA) earned her Executive MBA in Hong Kong in the middle of a global pandemic. While she never set foot in a physical classroom, Tsang says the international education she received from the Carson College sharpened her skills and taught her much more than technical business knowledge.
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Jeff Joireman, a marketing and international business professor in the Carson College of Business, has been appointed director of the college’s International Business Institute (IBI). He will officially assume director duties on May 16.
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Denise Thrush (‘23 MBA) enjoyed her international field study in Prague so much that she decided to participate again the next year, this time traveling to Singapore. Since graduating from Carson College’s online MBA program, she says the part she misses the most is the time she spent studying abroad with her classmates and professors.
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A WSU study has revealed a surprising factor that influences consumer preferences: the presence of specific reference numbers in product packaging labels and opens new avenues for understanding how numerical cognition influences consumer decisions.
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Washington State University is expanding its relationships with universities in central and western Africa as part of ongoing efforts to further scholarly exchange and leverage expertise to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
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Doctoral student Cathy Jun's decision to enter the world of accounting and academia is shaped by her multicultural upbringing and deep-seated desire to make a meaningful impact in the business world.
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