Donor and Alumni News

Hope Anstett’s $5 million gift will launch the $6.5 million renovation of Gilbert Hall next month, with completion scheduled for April 2011.

He's the executive vice president and general manager of the New Orleans Saints. He led the organization through the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and hired coach Payton, who led it to its first-ever Super Bowl victory. Mickey Loomis "79 earned a degree in accounting here, before studying physical education and sports administration at Wichita State. Read his Profile

Alum Kees de Kluyver, now a chaired professor at Claremont College, visited Lillis on February 9, 2010.
Ben Schuman '03 was a founding member of the UO Investment Group, laying the foundation for the student-run organization whose portfolios consistently outperform the market.
Michele Henney receives the James E. Reinmuth MBA Teaching Excellence Award, UO MAcc program graduates ranked fourth best in the country for CPA exam results, and more.
Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) wins the best Practices Competition Award, Hope Anstett donates $1 million to the Lundquist College of Business, and more.

Celebrating the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center's fifteenth anniversary, remembering Jim Warsaw, taking on the business plan for a unique new startup, and more.

James (Jim) H. Warsaw '06 was recognized worldwide for his pioneering work in the sports industry.

How Dennis Howard became dean of the Lundquist College; introducing a brand new MBA curriculum, John Chalmers conducts the "study of the decade," and more.

Gift creates a unique executive education program to train current or aspiring university athletic directors.
Dale Morse, retires after 16 years of service at the University of Oregon, David Guenther receives the Goulet Research Excellence Award, and more.
Gift supports business, journalism, and design
Abbott and Laura Keller give $1 million to support faculty excellence.
Helen Gernon retires after 54 years at the Accounting Department and David Guenther becomes Department of Accounting Head, and more.
Richard Williams started his career with U.S. Bank in 1961, immediately after earning his bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Oregon.