UO's new Innovation Lab is designed to help develop students’ ability to critically think, create, problem-solve, collaborate, take risks and learn from failure.
Good leadership doesn’t really need to be too complicated, according to Dr. Joe Robertson, MBA ’97, who recently spoke with Oregon Executive MBA alumni.
A group of exceptional local high school students are moving forward with a project that originated during their time as participants in the UO business cohort of SAIL.
The Hartnack Family Fellowship Fund for United States Veterans aims to create MBA fellowships for the Lundquist College’s most promising MBA candidates who are veterans from the U.S. Armed Forces.
The inaugural Warsaw Sports Business Analytics Symposium brought together students, instructors, and professionals to discuss emerging applications of business insights and analytics for the sports industry.
A recent study coauthored by assistant professor of marketing Conor Henderson offers insights to managers to identify customer types for which engagement helps, hurts, or has mixed results.
We are excited and thrilled by the implications of the Knight’s gift not only for the university, but also for the state of Oregon, the business community, and the future of our students and nation.
