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Here are some of the college's prime goals for 2015 and a short progress report for each.
Gudrun Granholm and Dave Garten will provide special training for Mercy Corps program managers in Uganda.
Five students from the sports business track have published an article in a prestigious international sports law journal.
Graduates of our accounting programs made up a full 20 percent of the Register Guard’s most recent group of 20 Under 40 honorees.
A new course offers students the chance to gain hands-on experience in credit assessment.
Women in Business Gala attendees will hear from Molly Malone '79, a vice president at Kroger.
Associate professor of accounting Ryan Wilson is the Thomas C. Stewart Distinguished Professor for 2015.
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A jam-packed December set the stage for what promises to be an excellent second year for the University of Oregon’s Sports Product Management initiative.

We hope the season finds you in good cheer, honoring fond traditions and creating new memories.

The Lundquist College of Business has much to celebrate during this joyful time. We've added some outstanding new faculty, we've broken ground on a new Portland space, and our unprecedented universitywide campaign continues. But it is our exemplary students we wish to highlight today.

One could argue that one of the best aspects of the holiday season is connecting with others. At the Lundquist College of Business, we have two tremendous opportunities for you to do just that.

Ryan Hoover ’09 launched Product Hunt in November 2013. Since then, it has become an essential tool for technology developers, angel investors, and venture capitalists.
A gift from music entrepreneur Paul Anthony Troiano will help kickstart careers of student entrepreneurs.
A venture that aims lessen the stress of the college application process had its start as a course project.
A new, student-run organization will offer consulting services to companies, state institutions, and nonprofits around the region.

Clients from within and without the Lundquist College are using the facility's technology in creative new ways.

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Twenty-five years ago, a gift from Charles H. Lundquist '42 fundamentally changed the way entrepreneurship was taught at the University of Oregon.