Washington State University. College of Business & Economics
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Name (Latin)
Washington State University. College of Business & Economics
Other forms of name
Washington State University. College of Business and Economics
Washington State University. Business & Economics College
Start period
1977?
End period
2005?
Type of corporate body
Universities and colleges--Departments
Associated country
United States
Place of residence/headquarters
Pullman (Wash.)
Field of activity
Business education
Economics--Study and teaching
Education, Higher
Associated Language
eng
See Also From tracing corporate name
Hierarchical superior: Washington State University
Predecessor: Washington State University. College of Economics and Business
Successor: Washington State University. College of Business
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Sources of Information
- Owens, E. The feasibility of operat. of the La Push Marina by the Quileute Ind. Tribe, 1981 (x-ref.)cover (College of Business & Economics, Washington State University)
- Phone call 9/21/82 to K. Boehmke (finance & admin. officer of the College)(Wash. State Univ., College of Economics and Business changed its name to the College of Business & Economics in 1977)
- page 26 (The vision of the College of Business and Economics (CBE) is to provide high-quality undergraduate programs that are among the best technology-integrated programs in the Northwest; to provide select, high-quality graduate programs; and to produce high-quality scholarship. ( (Washington State University general catalog, 2005-06, viewed July 22, 2019:) )
- Carson College of Business (History: The College of Business first offered economics courses since Washington State University started operating in 1892. The Department of Economic Science and History was created in 1917 as part of the College of Sciences and Arts, and in 1926, it became the Department of Business Administration. In 1928, the Department of Business Administration was elevated to school status. However, it was incorporated with the College of Sciences and Arts until it received independent status in 1940. In 1948, the Economics department from the College of Sciences and Arts and the School of Business Administration merged, becoming the School of Economics and Business. In 1963, the school was granted college status and became the College of Business and Economics. The college first offered business courses with the establishment of three branch campuses of Washington State University in Tri-Cities, Spokane and Vancouver in 1989. The School of Economics Sciences is now part of College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences which offers courses in economics. In 2006, the Washington State University Regents voted to change the college's name to the College of Business. ( (Wikipedia, July 22, 2019:) )