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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS SERVING WASHING TON’S WINE INDUSTRY

Public Colleges & Universities

Credential Program Description School Location Contact



SHORT COURSES



Wine Tasting Room Prepares students to work where wine is served or Columbia Basin Pasco Donna Campbell

Attendant tasted, including wineries and restaurants. Students College (509) 542-4806

learn about the history of wine, major varietals, pouring dcampbell@columbiabasin.edu

and tasting techniques, pairing wine and food, and the

legal issues associated with wine service.



Customized industry Wide range of topics includes wine faults, palate training, CWU Throughout Amy Mumma

training and consumer marketing and branding strategies for small wineries, Washington (509) 963-1754

education. consumer tasting and educational events. and the mummaa@cwu.edu

nation.

Various workshops: e.g. Various classes for the grape and wine industry, with Yakima Valley Grandview/ Trent Ball

Sensory, management, programs offered throughout the year. Seminars are Community College Yakima (509) 882-7007

marketing, wine chemistry, posted at www.yvcc.edu/wine . tball@yvcc.edu

etc.

CERTIFICATES



Wine Trade Professional For people interested in careers in the wine industry or CWU Ellensburg Amy Mumma

professionals currently in the wine industry who wish to (509) 963-1754

improve their business skills and increase their mummaa@cwu.edu

competitiveness. 15 credits. Offered during throughout

the year or as an intensive 10 week program.



Certificate of Proficiency in Four courses plus a short internship. Prepares students Lake Washington Kirkland David Coan

Wine Education for sommelier certification. Tech. College (425) 739-8100 x630

david.coan@lwtc.edu

Viticulture or Enology These are non-credit, professional certificate programs WSU Prosser Thomas Henick-Kling

tailored for people who are interested in working in the (509) 372-7292

wine industry - grape growing and/or winemaking - but thk@wsu.edu

are not interested in obtaining a college degree. They

consist of nine to ten on-line courses over two years with

three, two-day wine camps for hands-on work and

demonstration.



Wine Making, Wine About 150 students per year enroll in one of these South Seattle Seattle Regina Daigneault

January 2009

Marketing, and Sales, and certificate programs. SSCC operates the Northwest Wine Community College (206) 764-7942

Food and Wine Pairing Academy as a teaching and demonstration winery. RDaigneault@sccd.ctc.edu

Peter Bos (runs the NW Wine

Academy, instructs on wine-making)

PBos@sccd.ctc.edu



Wine Sales The certificate can stand-alone or be earned as a Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

specialty certificate with the AAS-Agribusiness or AAS- Community College kima (509) 882-7007

Business Management. tball@yvcc.edu



Vineyard Technology A one-year certificate focused on the core courses in the Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

Vineyard Program. Community College kima (509) 882-7007

tball@yvcc.edu

Winery Technology A one-year certificate focused on the core courses in the Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

Winery Program. Community College kima (509) 882-7007

tball@yvcc.edu

Hispanic Orchard Two-quarter programs include: Wenatchee Valley Omak, Leo Garcia

Employee Education Level 1: principles and practices of horticulture, English College Wenatchee, (509) 682-6628

Program (HOEEP) language instruction, math, computer skills, civics and Big Bend, lgarcia@wvc.edu

GED orientation – all taught in Spanish; YVC, CBC, Francisco Sarmiento

Level 2: orchard production systems; Grandview, (509) 682-6622

Level 3: integrated pest management; (stand alone) etc. fsarmiento@wvc.edu

Level 4: farm management, business planning, finance. (alternate

(stand alone) each quarter

English language, math, and computer skills training based on

incorporated in all levels. demand)



HOEEP Viticulture Principles of grape physiology and production, nutrition; Wenatchee Valley Omak, Leo Garcia

Level 5 pest, crop and irrigation management; vineyard College Wenatchee, (509) 682-6628

(stand alone) economics. English language, math, and computer skills Big Bend, lgarcia@wvc.edu

training incorporated. YVC, CBC, Francisco Sarmiento

Grandview, (509) 682-6622

etc. fsarmiento@wvc.edu

(alternate

each quarter

based on

demand)

Viticulture Science This certificate focuses on the science of farming Center for Enology & Walla Walla Valerie Fayette

wine grapes. Equivalent to the second year Viticulture, (509) 524-5175 (phone)

curriculum requirements of the AAAS degree. Walla Walla (509) 525-2249 (fax)

Community College Toll Free (877) 992.9922

(WWCC) Valerie.fayette@wwcc.edu

January 2009

Fermentation Science This certificate focuses on the science of wine

making. Equivalent to the first year curriculum

requirements of the AAAS degree.

ASSOCIATE DEGREES



Associate of Agriculture Direct transfer into WSU BS wine programs. Columbia Basin Pasco Kerrin Molton

Science (AS) College kmolton@columbiabasin.edu

542-4785

AAS Wine Technology This program of study will include coursework in Lake Washington Kirkland David Coan

horticulture/viticulture, enology, wine-making, state and Technical College (425) 739-8100 x630

federal regulations and compliance testing, customer David.coan@lwtc.edu

service, wine sales and marketing, food and wine pairing,

wine evaluation, and event management.



Associate of Applied Wine Marketing and Offered through WWCC’s Agri-business program. Center for Enology & Walla Walla Valerie Fayette

Arts & Science Management Prepares students for a business career in the wine Viticulture, (509) 524-5175 (phone)

(AAAS) industry with emphasis on the sales and marketing of Walla Walla (509) 525-2249 (fax)

wine. Community College Toll Free (877) 992.9922

(WWCC) Valerie.fayette@wwcc.edu

Associate of Applied Enology and Viticulture Students study the science of wine making and grape Center for Enology & Walla Walla Valerie Fayette

Arts & Science growing along with some business, marketing and wine Viticulture, (509) 524-5175 (phone)

(AAAS) appreciation coursework. Students learn in the Walla Walla (509) 525-2249 (fax)

classroom and through significant hands-on lab and Community College Toll Free (877) 992.9922

externship experience. In addition to a 5+ acre estate (WWCC) Valerie.fayette@wwcc.edu

teaching vineyard providing hands-on vineyard

experience, students also learn at winemaking at

“College Cellars,” WWCC’s fully bonded & licensed

teaching winery.



AAS Vineyard Technology Hands-on training will be provided in all aspects of Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

vineyard operations with a broad knowledge of viticulture Community College kima (509) 882-7007

and applied sciences. tball@yvcc.edu



AAS Winery Technology Students will learn appropriate winemaking principles Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

from fermentation to bottling and management with Community College kima (509) 882-7007

experience in the college Teaching Winery and tasting tball@yvcc.edu

room.



AA Agri-option Operates a teaching winery in Grandview that also Yakima Valley Grandview/Ya Trent Ball

serves as an incubator and a tasting room for start-up Community College kima (509) 882-7007

wineries. tball@yvcc.edu



January 2009

BACHELOR DEGREES



Bachelor of Science Global Wine Studies Coursework in business planning, wine marketing and CWU Ellensburg Amy Mumma

(BS) branding, import and export, wine analysis, international (509) 963-1754

wine trade, global wine regions, and viticulture and mummaa@cwu.edu

enology.



BS Recreation & Tourism, Interdisciplinary program that prepares students for CWU Ellensburg Amy Mumma

Wine Trade and Tourism many areas Tourism, tasting room and wine event (509) 963-1754

Minor management, hospitality services, wine retailing, mummaa@cwu.edu

distribution and import/export, wine sales and marketing.



BS in Integrated Viticulture and Enology Created for students interested in wine-grape growing WSU Pullman and Thomas Henick-Kling

Plant Sciences and winemaking, as well as contributing to critical Tri-Cities (509) 372-7292

research and development opportunities in the wine thk@wsu.edu

industry. This program offers the technical, scientific,

and practical experience needed to gain the essential

skills for producing high quality grapes and premium

table wines. It prepares students for successful careers

in the wine industry in Washington and beyond.



UPCOMING OFFERINGS



Certificate HOEEP WVC TBD Leo Garcia

Advanced Viticulture (509) 682-6628

Level 6 lgarcia@wvc.edu

Francisco Sarmiento

(509) 682-6622

fsarmiento@wvc.edu



AAS Articulation with AAS Students would take tree fruit classes at WVC and core WVC TBD Leo Garcia

program at YVCC viticulture classes at YVCC to earn AAS degree from (509) 682-6628

YVCC. lgarcia@wvc.edu

Francisco Sarmiento

(509) 682-6622

fsarmiento@wvc.edu



BA Hospitality Business WSU

Management with a Wine

Specialization





January 2009

Other: Whitman College, Home of American Association of Wine Economists and Journal of Wine Economics









January 2009



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