How Wine Growing in Walla Walla Supports the Economy

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The National Journal quotes Hamilton Project Director Michael Greenstone on what makes workforce training programs successful. The article centers on Walla Walla Community College’s wine industry training programs. At a Hamilton Project policy forum last fall, Walla Walla Community College President Steven VanAusdle spoke on the program’s success. Learn more about the Project’s work on workforce training here, and watch VanAusdle speak at the Hamilton Project forum here.

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How Wine Growing in Walla Walla Supports the Economy

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