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It’s been a busy winter at the Lundquist College of Business—full of change and productivity.
Assistant Professor Ralph Heidl and his coauthors have found that patent assertion entities may play a beneficial role in technology markets.
The Helen Gernon Accounting Faculty Endowment Fund has reached its goal and is aiming higher.
MBA students gained exposure to new career paths, networked with alumni, and learned about business trends in Seattle and New York City.
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The first QuackHack, a weekend-long game prototyping event, drew participants from multiple states and universities.
Portland Business Journal recognized the accomplishments of Sam Blackman, MBA '08, and Joe Robertson, MBA '98.
Four Lundquist College of Business juniors recently competed in KPMG’s Business Consulting Case Competition and placed first in the region.
A team from the Oregon Business Consulting Group provided an in-depth view of essential user experiences desired by students using the Erb Memorial Union.

Joshua Gordon is the new undergraduate program manager for the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center.

New research by Lundquist College faculty members looked at whether or not socially responsible companies pay more taxes.
We're diving in to a new year and new era at the Lundquist College of Business.

Izabel Loinaz joins the Lundquist College of Business as program manager and instructor for the Center for the Sustainable Business Practices.

T. Bettina Cornwell is the Thomas C. Stewart Distinguished Professor for 2016.
Operations and business analytics concentration alumni are excelling at Oracle Manufacturing.
Since graduating with her MBA, Kristin Harrer's career has led her to unexpected places.