Donor and Alumni News

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On a frosty April morning, thirty-five Lundquist College students were among the multicultural Ducks who headed up to Portland for a day of career workshops and networking.

Innovate or get left behind. The phrase may seem bold, but in the business world it’s never been more accurate.

Founded in 1993, the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center was the first program of its kind in the United States.
"My UO business school experience has not only shaped my career, it’s shaped my entire life," said Mark Edlen '75, MBA '76.
"Most people don't like change, but I thrive on it," said Anne Marie Levis, MBA '96, in her keynote speech at this year's Women in Business Gala.
It's all coming full circle for Townshend's Tea Company founder Matt Thomas '02.

Proposed new accreditation standards more accurately reflect the nature of modern business education.

An avid triathlete since his days at the Lundquist College of Business, Athletepath founder and CEO David Embree '05 wanted an easy way to share race information online.
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Setting high goals is important. Often, our incoming students don't yet realize they have what it takes to make a difference in this world.
Even in the quietest weeks of December, many of our students are busy taking advantage of global opportunities and literally building a better future for those who come next.
Growing is succeeding. It is a necessary aspect of remaining competitive. In higher education, that includes growing and developing the ranks of our already exceptional faculty.
Beta Alpha Psi chapter received Superior Status for the ninth consecutive year, David Guenther named 2012 Outstanding Master of Accounting Teacher, and more.

Reinvigorating an exchange program, changing lives in China, Eugene, and beyond, untangling patent thickets, and more.

Global leaders are working on the right issues and a healthy, open debate involving the public and private sector finally has begun.