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Reflecting the program's growth and momentum, the Oregon MBA was one of the biggest movers in the latest graduate school rankings from U.S. News.

Lundquist College students made up more than a third of the 150 multicultural University of Oregon students at the UO Diversity Career Symposium in Portland.
At the UO's 2015 Grad Forum, first-year marketing PhD student Wang Suk Suh presented his work on consumers' perceptions of dynamic pricing.
For entrepreneurial MBA students, February means venture competition season. This year saw Oregon MBA teams competing in Kentucky and Thailand.
With a February win in a prestigious case competition and a 100th anniversary celebration scheduled for May, it's shaping up to be an excellent year for the University of Oregon chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi.
For proof that a business minor can provide a competitive edge for students majoring in other disciplines, look no further than the results of this year's University of Oregon-Nyenrode Business Universiteit case competition.
To this day, Vijay Raghaven, MBA '11, continues to apply the ideas and skills acquired from the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship in every aspect of his life.
With a record-sized first-year class, a reinvigorated alumni association, and a new building in the works, the Oregon Executive MBA program is stronger than ever.
Oregon MBA students connected with businesses and alumni on the program's annual January study tours to Seattle and New York City.
Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship-affiliated venture Cricket Flours is garnering lots of attention as it gets ready to traverse the globe on this year's university-based business plan competition circuit.
The annual Careers in Banking and Wealth Management took place in the Lillis Business Complex on January 21, 2015, and offered in-depth discussions as well as illuminating potential career opportunities for students.
The undergraduate Job Shadow Program continues to immeasurably impact students' career planning while offering host companies and professionals exposure and insights into student populations.

A new sports product program in Portland, targeted options for career experience opportunities, the greatest giving campaign in the history of the university, and more.

Enhancements to the college's finance tracks for MBAs and undergraduates will open new career opportunities and differentiate the Finance and Securities Analysis Center on the national stage.
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Triathlete and Oregon MBA alum Jesse Thomas shares the story of how he and his wife started Picky Bars and the role the Lundquist Center of Entrepreneurship played.