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UNLOCK POTENTIAL IN BUSINESS
When you earn a business administration degree from the Carson College Business at WSU Tri-Cities, you aren’t just getting a diploma. You are joining a network of professionals with the theoretical knowledge and applied skills to teach you how to put your business degree to work. The Carson College of Business values academic quality and is committed to contributing to the growth and economic vitality of the region and state.
The Carson College of Business is among the two percent of business administration schools worldwide to achieve accreditation at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), which is the most respected business program accrediting entity.
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
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undergraduate programs?
Email: tricities.admissions@wsu.edu
Phone: 509-372-7250
Location: Floyd 201
In memory of Professor Byron Marlowe
Byron Marlowe joined the Carson College of Business hospitality faculty at WSU Tri-Cities in 2015 and became the director of the wine and beverage business management program. Professor Marlowe went out of his way to create mentorship and career connections for students in business, wine business and other related industries. Many students describe him as an exceptional mentor and the reason why they got their dream job.
Professor Marlowe was named a Don Smith Distinguished Professor in 2020, which supports a faculty member who embodies Smith’s spirit – an outstanding teacher, strong mentor and accomplished industry professional. In spring 2020, he taught and performed research on customer experience in tasting rooms in Austria through the Fulbright Program. Read more about Byron Marlowe’s legacy…
In honor of Dr. Byron Marlowe’s impact, please consider a gift in his memory. Donations will be directed to honor Byron’s spirit, character and passion for education, community and WSU.