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By helping build her job from scratch, WSU Sport Management alumna Aidan Matthews showing Banana Ball isn’t the only disruption. By C. Brandon Chapman Aidan Matthews comes from a crazy-loving […]

From the College of Education, Sport, and Human Sciences PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State University’s Sport Management program will mark its 40th anniversary with a two-day celebration September 5–6 in […]

By C. Brandon Chapman — College of Education, Sport, and Human Sciences Inextricably connected to any discussion of Sport Management and its legacy are names like Jo Washburn and Sue […]

From WSU Sport Management to the Detroit Tigers, Connolly has turned a childhood dream into a profession. By C. Brandon Chapman For most baseball fans, Major League Baseball is a […]

This WSU Sport Management alumna used to swim for the Cougs. Now she plans events for USC’s Galen Center. By C. Brandon Chapman For Monica McNamara, sport has always been […]

How a campus job — and Sport Management — helped change everything. By C. Brandon Chapman Jared Lindorfer didn’t come to WSU planning to work in sport. Or recreation. Or […]

Giles Dowden doesn’t necessarily dream of winning the big race. He’s kind of busy making sure the sponsors are happy, the champagne is cold, and the VIP suite has the best view of the finish line.

Kinsey Kallahar is used to the grind. That’s a good thing because Minor League Baseball demands it.

College of Education, Sport, and Human Sciences Assistant Professor Peng He has received a $50,000 grant from Microsoft’s 2025 AI for Good initiative to develop an AI-powered tool that supports equitable science learning in middle school classrooms.

Washington state educators will soon have a powerful new tool to support student well-being — thanks to a $50,000 grant from Microsoft’s 2025 AI for Good initiative, awarded to Educational Psychology Professor Brian French.