CWU Event & Tourism Management

11/09/2018

11/09/2018

Sales Coordinator Washington State Convention Center Seattle

Salary $40,000 per year. The Sales Coordinator will provide professional administrative sales and services support assisting the department in promotion, booking and contracting with excellent customer service.

Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Sales, Business, Marketing or related subject preferred. Minimum of one (1) years of administrative experience, preferably in hospitality and convention sales or related area. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered. Strong proficiency in Microsoft® Office and other related sales and space management databases
https://www.wscc.com/about/careers

11/02/2018

Event Jobs. Boundless Opportunities. https://www.eventcareers.com/

10/22/2018

https://www.visitseattle.org/about-us/careers/special-events-intern-winterspring-2019/

Welcome to the official VisitSeattle.org site. Read our page about Special Events Intern - Winter/Spring 2019 to see what makes Seattle such an exciting urban city.

10/15/2018

Balancing Purpose and Profit in the Travel Industry
https://skift.com/2018/07/12/new-skift-report-balancing-purpose-and-profit-in-the-travel-industry/

10/15/2018

Current Exhibitions

The Living Room

The Classroom: Learning by Doing at Central

Diary of a Dust Mite (Dean Hall Lobby)

This event is held in conjunction with the MCE exhibition The Living Room. Prof. Avitts will explore the hidden meaning of popular living room design in “(Re)Defining the Living Room, the Rhetoric and Reality of the Spaces in Which We Live.” Prof. Avitts’ research on staged homes—and how consumers use these living spaces once they move in—will help us see living rooms in a different light.

The event is in Dean Hall lobby and begins at 5:30 PM. There will be light refreshments and plenty of seating. I am attaching a flyer for you to pass around in classes and within your department.

When: Oct. 18 at 5:30 PM

What: Lecture featuring Ellen Avitts, “(Re)Defining the Living Room, The Rhetoric and Reality of the Spaces in Which We Live”

In trendy home décor magazines and “staged homes,” images of living rooms reflect popular social and cultural ideals. But how do these images relate to our everyday use of the living room? Join the Museum of Culture & Environment (MCE) on Oct. 18 at 5:30 pm as we welcome Dr. Ellen Avitts, architectural historian and CWU Associate Prof. of Art + Design. Dr. Avitts will explore the hidden meaning of popular living room design in “(Re)Defining the Living Room, the Rhetoric and Reality of the Spaces in Which We Live.” Dr. Avitt’s research on staged homes—and how consumers use these living spaces once they move in—will help us see living rooms in a different light.

10/15/2018

Connect with the past by volunteering today. Olmstead Place State Park needs your help!

Event Date:
Sat, 10/20/2018
Event Time:
9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Event Location:
Leave from the SURC

Enjoy fresh country air and preserve the past for future enjoyment with the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement, in partnership with Washington State Parks. Volunteers will help to spruce up the historic Olmstead Place State Park, and will engage in small grounds and repair projects.

Lunch and transportation provided, and volunteers will leave from the SURC at 10 a.m. For additional program information, contact Kim Jellison at [email protected].
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10/15/2018

Mid-Columbia Fisheries and Parkland Condos Riparian Planting
Notice Type:
Activities
Event Date:
Sat, 10/20/2018
Event Time:
10:00 AM
Event Location:
Parkland Condos: 500 East Cherry Lane, Ellensburg WA

Saturday, Oct. 20th
10:00am-1:00pm
Parkland Condos: 500 East Cherry Lane, Ellensburg WA

Do you have a passion for gardening? This is the volunteer opportunity for you! Join the Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group and Parkland condo association in a planting party. They need your help with planting 300 plants and getting them ready before winter strikes. Lunch will be provided!

For more information you can contact Landon Shaffer ([email protected] or (509) 310-9324).

Visit the CLCE office in SURC 256 (upstairs) to start volunteering. If you have volunteered with the CLCE before, you can sign up for Riparian Planting at www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage. For more information, call (509)963-1850 or email [email protected] (Subject: “Riparian Planting ")

Center for Leadership and Community Engagement