The Lundquist College of Business is an active and vibrant community.
Our programs, departments, centers, clubs, and units host many events throughout the year that welcome guest speakers, support career development, provide networking opportunities, showcase employers, and provide information about applying to our degree programs.
You can view upcoming events from across the college below and explore more on the UO Event Calendar. Students, faculty, and staff with a uoregon.edu email address are also encourage to sign into the UO calendar to submit events to our calendar by tagging them "Lundquist College of Business" in the department field.
Upcoming Events
The Lundquist College of Business, University Career Center, and Student Alumni Association are thrilled to invite UO students and alumni to our first ever What a Quackin' Idea day at the UO Portland campus! This event provides an opportunity for Ducks at all stages of flight to meet one another and celebrate each other's achievements. A panel of young alumni will discuss their career journeys post-graduation, students will showcase their projects, and all are invited to mingle at a graduation reception! Get ready to celebrate each other's Quackin' Ideas at the UO Portland Campus.
Nominate an alum for distinction
- Student Alumni Association Leadership Team: Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction
- The Student Alumni Association Leadership Team (SAALT) is excited to present its very first Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction. This certificate showcases the importance of alumni volunteerism and the idea of "Ducks helping Ducks" by highlighting the positive impact student-alumni connections can make. If you know of an alum who has volunteered their time in supporting students through mentorship, engaging with students at networking events at the UO, and/or creating opportunities for students to reach their career goals, nominate them today!
- What is SAALT? SAALT is a student internship program that runs the Student Alumni Association and its programs. SAALT aims to create connections between fellow ducks at all stages of flight through student activities and student-alumni networking events. Learn more about SAALT here: https://www.uoalumni.com/student-alumni-association/who-we-are
Nominations close on April 19.
Present a student showcase project
Have a project you're proud of? Want to show off that project to fellow students and alumni in Portland? Or, are you looking for a place to practice for an upcoming presentation for your project? Now is your chance to do just that!
All UO students are welcome to apply to present their project showcase at the event. We accept projects from all majors and academic disciplines. We understand that your project may be a work in progress. For each of the questions on our submission form, please answer to the best of your ability. The committee will determine who will present based on the thoughtfulness and potential of each project submission.
One showcase project will be selected for an award and the award recipient will be announced during the reception portion of the event.
Applications for project presentations close on April 30.
5:00–7:00 p.m.
Join the UO School of Journalism and Communication and representatives from global PR agency Burson on Monday, April 27 for conversations about the impact of public relations on brand reputation and value as the SOJC becomes "Reputation Capital" for a day! On Monday, April 27, leaders from Burson — one of the world’s largest communications firms and a global authority on reputation, led by University of Oregon graduate and CEO Corey duBrowa — will join SOJC students for a conversation about one of the most valuable assets organizations have today: reputation.
New research from Burson estimates the global “Reputation Economy” at $7.07 trillion, showing that companies with strong reputations generate measurable financial value and outperform their peers.
So what exactly is reputation?
How do organizations measure, monitor, protect, and promote it?
And what role do public relations professionals play in managing reputation in an AI-driven world?
Burson — which worked with Nike and the University of Oregon on the recent Grateful Ducks collection — will bring the perspective of a firm that helps some of the world’s most influential organizations build and protect reputation.
All students are welcome. No registration required. PR Major Photo Op: Burson is the largest public relations firm in the world. Let's make a statement and show just how big the PR major is by taking the largest group photo EVER of SOJC PR majors! When: Monday, April 27 4:50pm: PR area photo in front of Allen Hall east entrance/1st Amendment Plaza 5-6pm: Panel Discussion - Lawrence 177 Featuring:
- Steve Radick, EVP and Managing Director of Corporate Affairs at Burson
- Joe Arndt, Freelance Storyteller and former Brand Narrative Specialist at Nike
- Conor Henderson, Association Professor of Marketing at the Lundquist College of Business
- Jessica Kingrey, Founder and Principal at Rabbit Hole Collective
- Kristen Hudak, Senior Vice President of Consumer & Brand at Burson
- Nikki McClaran, Assistant Professor of Public Relations at the School of Journalism and Communication (moderator)
6-7pm: Mixer - Allen Hall Atrium Chat with panelists and representatives from Burson over light refreshmentsand appetizers. SOJC Edwin L. Artzt Dean Regina Lawrence will deliver opening remarks.
The Lundquist College of Business, University Career Center, and Student Alumni Association are thrilled to invite UO students and alumni to our first ever What a Quackin' Idea day at the UO Portland campus! This event provides an opportunity for Ducks at all stages of flight to meet one another and celebrate each other's achievements. A panel of young alumni will discuss their career journeys post-graduation, students will showcase their projects, and all are invited to mingle at a graduation reception! Get ready to celebrate each other's Quackin' Ideas at the UO Portland Campus.
Nominate an alum for distinction
- Student Alumni Association Leadership Team: Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction
- The Student Alumni Association Leadership Team (SAALT) is excited to present its very first Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction. This certificate showcases the importance of alumni volunteerism and the idea of "Ducks helping Ducks" by highlighting the positive impact student-alumni connections can make. If you know of an alum who has volunteered their time in supporting students through mentorship, engaging with students at networking events at the UO, and/or creating opportunities for students to reach their career goals, nominate them today!
- What is SAALT? SAALT is a student internship program that runs the Student Alumni Association and its programs. SAALT aims to create connections between fellow ducks at all stages of flight through student activities and student-alumni networking events. Learn more about SAALT here: https://www.uoalumni.com/student-alumni-association/who-we-are
Nominations close on April 19.
Present a student showcase project
Have a project you're proud of? Want to show off that project to fellow students and alumni in Portland? Or, are you looking for a place to practice for an upcoming presentation for your project? Now is your chance to do just that!
All UO students are welcome to apply to present their project showcase at the event. We accept projects from all majors and academic disciplines. We understand that your project may be a work in progress. For each of the questions on our submission form, please answer to the best of your ability. The committee will determine who will present based on the thoughtfulness and potential of each project submission.
One showcase project will be selected for an award and the award recipient will be announced during the reception portion of the event.
Applications for project presentations close on April 30.
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is tabling in the atrium of the Lillis Business Complex to provide students an opportunity to learn more about our group. Students will have a chance to meet current OCG members and understand our group offerings.
4:00–6:00 p.m.
Join the Financial Wellness Center for an interactive workshop, led by finance instructors from the university, designed to help you feel more confident about managing your money after college. The guest speakers will cover topics like budgeting, saving, credit, and investing, along with practical tips you can use right away. Enjoy free pizza, connect with other students, and ask questions in a supportive environment. Spots are limited to 50 students.
The Lundquist College of Business, University Career Center, and Student Alumni Association are thrilled to invite UO students and alumni to our first ever What a Quackin' Idea day at the UO Portland campus! This event provides an opportunity for Ducks at all stages of flight to meet one another and celebrate each other's achievements. A panel of young alumni will discuss their career journeys post-graduation, students will showcase their projects, and all are invited to mingle at a graduation reception! Get ready to celebrate each other's Quackin' Ideas at the UO Portland Campus.
Nominate an alum for distinction
- Student Alumni Association Leadership Team: Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction
- The Student Alumni Association Leadership Team (SAALT) is excited to present its very first Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction. This certificate showcases the importance of alumni volunteerism and the idea of "Ducks helping Ducks" by highlighting the positive impact student-alumni connections can make. If you know of an alum who has volunteered their time in supporting students through mentorship, engaging with students at networking events at the UO, and/or creating opportunities for students to reach their career goals, nominate them today!
- What is SAALT? SAALT is a student internship program that runs the Student Alumni Association and its programs. SAALT aims to create connections between fellow ducks at all stages of flight through student activities and student-alumni networking events. Learn more about SAALT here: https://www.uoalumni.com/student-alumni-association/who-we-are
Nominations close on April 19.
Present a student showcase project
Have a project you're proud of? Want to show off that project to fellow students and alumni in Portland? Or, are you looking for a place to practice for an upcoming presentation for your project? Now is your chance to do just that!
All UO students are welcome to apply to present their project showcase at the event. We accept projects from all majors and academic disciplines. We understand that your project may be a work in progress. For each of the questions on our submission form, please answer to the best of your ability. The committee will determine who will present based on the thoughtfulness and potential of each project submission.
One showcase project will be selected for an award and the award recipient will be announced during the reception portion of the event.
Applications for project presentations close on April 30.
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1-Day Workshop: Wednesday, April 29th: 12-1pm, CoLAB
Unlock the Power of PowerPoint: Design Smarter, Present Better
Think PowerPoint is just for bullet points and slide transitions? Think again. In this fast-paced, hands-on workshop, you'll discover the powerful features that can elevate your presentations from basic to brilliant. Whether you're building decks for meetings, events, or instruction, this session will introduce you to the tools that make your slides more engaging, professional, and easier to manage.
This isn’t about adding animations or picking a font—it’s about mastering the design and organizational features that save time and make your message shine.
What You'll Gain
- Slide Master & Layouts Demystified: Learn how to create consistent, professional slide designs using Slide Master and custom layouts—no more formatting each slide manually.
- Themes & Variants: Discover how to apply and customize themes to give your presentation a cohesive, polished look.
- Smart Organization with Sections: Use sections to structure your presentation for easier navigation and editing.
- Precision Design Tools: Get hands-on with Smart Guides, Gridlines, and Designer to align content and create visually appealing slides effortlessly.
- Infographics Made Easy: Explore how to use shapes, icons, and built-in tools to create compelling visual stories without needing graphic design software.
- Presenter View & Slide Notes: Learn how to use Presenter View to stay on track during delivery and leverage notes for smoother presentations.
- Quick Access Toolbar Customization: Speed up your workflow by tailoring your toolbar with the tools you use most.
- Templates & Reusability: Understand how to build and reuse templates that save time and ensure consistency across presentations.
This workshop is perfect for anyone who uses Microsoft PowerPoint regularly but suspects they're missing out on features that could make their work easier, faster, and more professional. Come discover what you've been missing!
6:00–7:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is hosting an information session designed to help prospective members learn more about our group. This is a great opportunity to meet current OCG members and understand our group offerings.
11:59 p.m.
The Lundquist College of Business Undergraduate Advising Office is seeking motivated and enthusiastic students to serve as peer advisors during summer orientation. This on‑site position in Eugene offers a unique opportunity to play a key role in supporting incoming first‑year business students.
Summer orientation peer advisors will work as a part of the Lundquist College's academic advising team to provide in-person academic advising for incoming first-year business students attending Introducktion during July and August. This role is an excellent opportunity to develop problem-solving skills, strengthen interpersonal and oral communication skills, and gain hands‑on experience in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Applications are due Wednesday, April 29 at 11:59 p.m. View the full position description and application on Handshake.
The Lundquist College of Business, University Career Center, and Student Alumni Association are thrilled to invite UO students and alumni to our first ever What a Quackin' Idea day at the UO Portland campus! This event provides an opportunity for Ducks at all stages of flight to meet one another and celebrate each other's achievements. A panel of young alumni will discuss their career journeys post-graduation, students will showcase their projects, and all are invited to mingle at a graduation reception! Get ready to celebrate each other's Quackin' Ideas at the UO Portland Campus.
Nominate an alum for distinction
- Student Alumni Association Leadership Team: Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction
- The Student Alumni Association Leadership Team (SAALT) is excited to present its very first Alumni Impact Certificate of Distinction. This certificate showcases the importance of alumni volunteerism and the idea of "Ducks helping Ducks" by highlighting the positive impact student-alumni connections can make. If you know of an alum who has volunteered their time in supporting students through mentorship, engaging with students at networking events at the UO, and/or creating opportunities for students to reach their career goals, nominate them today!
- What is SAALT? SAALT is a student internship program that runs the Student Alumni Association and its programs. SAALT aims to create connections between fellow ducks at all stages of flight through student activities and student-alumni networking events. Learn more about SAALT here: https://www.uoalumni.com/student-alumni-association/who-we-are
Nominations close on April 19.
Present a student showcase project
Have a project you're proud of? Want to show off that project to fellow students and alumni in Portland? Or, are you looking for a place to practice for an upcoming presentation for your project? Now is your chance to do just that!
All UO students are welcome to apply to present their project showcase at the event. We accept projects from all majors and academic disciplines. We understand that your project may be a work in progress. For each of the questions on our submission form, please answer to the best of your ability. The committee will determine who will present based on the thoughtfulness and potential of each project submission.
One showcase project will be selected for an award and the award recipient will be announced during the reception portion of the event.
Applications for project presentations close on April 30.
11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is tabling in the atrium of the Lillis Business Complex to provide students an opportunity to learn more about our group. Students will have a chance to meet current OCG members and understand our group offerings.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Beta Alpha Psi is a student-run organization with the purpose to engage with members, industry, and educational institutions. The objectives of the organization are to promote academic excellence, proffesional development, responsible practices, and advocacy. In addition to shaping the relevant and succesful evolutions of education, practice, and credentialing associated with the Beta Alpha Psi proffesions. At the University of Oregon, we are the Beta chapter.
Net Impact is a sustainable business club empowering students to leverage business as a force for social and environmental good.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Net Impact is a sustainable business club empowering students to leverage business as a force for social and environmental good.
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
- 1:1 Sessions: Connect directly with employers and ask questions to learn about specific opportunities.
- Group Sessions: Join informative sessions, panel discussions with industry experts, and learn about the opportunities available and the company culture.
- Networking Opportunities: Build connections that could lead to internships, jobs, or mentorship opportunities.
- Register for Sessions on Handshake: After completing your registration for the overall fair, be sure to sign up for 1:1 sessions and/or group sessions with recruiters to maximize your opportunities to connect.
- Dress Professionally (Even Virtually): First impressions matter, so opt for a business-casual look during your video interactions.
- Prepare Your Resume: Upload a polished version of your resume to Handshake to share with employers. Need help? Your Career Center offers resources to perfect your resume—don’t hesitate to visit the office or check out their resources on Handshake..
- Craft Your Elevator Pitch: Have a 30-second introduction ready to share your story and career aspirations.
- Follow Up: After the event, reach out to the recruiters you meet to express your continued interest.
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Lead with empathy, clarity, and confidence—especially when leading peers. This Professional Edge training equips aspiring leaders in student-run organizations and future workplaces with the skills and frameworks to lead authentically, navigate real leadership pressure, and stay grounded in their values.
During this interactive, two-session training, you'll move beyond leadership theory and practice what it actually looks like to listen well, make decisions others can trust, delegate effectively, and build relationships with stakeholders who shape your organization's success.
Leadership gets complicated fast when you're leading friends, managing disagreement, and trying to keep people motivated. This training is ideal for students who are stepping into leadership in student organizations, navigating the shift from peer to leader, or preparing to enter the workforce with stronger communication, decision-making, and relationship-building skills.
You'll strengthen your ability to:
- Clarify your leadership values and translate them into consistent action
- Use empathy and active listening to build trust and collaboration
- Navigate dissent and tough conversations while maintaining respect and psychological safety
- Make inclusive decisions and communicate them in a way others can understand
- Delegate with clarity; assigning ownership and following up effectively
- Build and maintain stakeholder relationships that support your organization's goals
This 8-hour training is built around reflection, discussion, and realistic scenarios, so you can practice leadership behaviors in the same situations you're likely to face in organizations, teams, and early career roles.
Schedule
- Friday, May 1, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in-person)
- Friday, May 8, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in-person)
Earn a Microcredential
Participants who attend both days of this program and fulfill all requirements are eligible to earn a digital microcredential. This portable, verifiable credential can be shared on platforms like LinkedIn, showcasing your expertise to potential employers and offering tangible proof of in-demand competencies.
About the Instructor
Patrick Schuler is a marketing and management professional with thirteen years of experience building brands and leading high-performing teams at Allbirds, Capital One, and Michaels. He advises early-stage startups, coaches founders and emerging leaders, and consults for established brands navigating growth and change.
Schuler is a graduate of the University of Virginia and is currently pursuing a master's degree in organizational leadership at Boston College. He draws on industry experience to translate real-world leadership challenges into structured, reflective learning. He helps students clarify their leadership identity and lead with greater intention, equipping them with practical frameworks grounded in authenticity, empathy, and purpose-driven decision-making.
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is tabling in the atrium of the Lillis Business Complex to provide students an opportunity to learn more about our group. Students will have a chance to meet current OCG members and understand our group offerings.
4:00–4:45 p.m.
Thinking about theMaster of Science in Management (MSM) program at Oregon? Join Ask a Duck: Inside the Oregon MSM for a live Q&A session designed for prospective students to connect with current MSM students. Learn about the academic experience, cohort culture, career preparation, and day-to-day life in the program from those living it now.
The next MSM application deadline is May 15, 2026.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
The Financial Management Association (FMA) provides students with opportunities to learn about financial markets, careers in finance, and professional skills through presentations, discussions, and guest speakers. Each meeting is designed to help students explore different areas of finance, stay informed about current topics in the industry, and build connections with peers and professionals.
6:00–8:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is hosting an information session and case workshop designed to help prospective members learn more about the group and how to case. This is a great opportunity to meet current OCG members, understand group offerings, and learn the basics of a case.
11:00–11:30 a.m.
Join admission representatives for a brief presentation about the one-year Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program, followed by a Q&A session to ensure you are prepared to submit a competitive application for the final deadline on May 22. The MSF program is open to students from all undergraduate majors.
This session offers a unique opportunity to learn about the MSF program, admission requirements, and the application process.
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) is tabling in the atrium of the Lillis Business Complex to provide students an opportunity to learn more about our group. Students will have a chance to meet current OCG members and understand our group offerings.
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Teams That Work: Organize, Collaborate, and Communicate Smarter
Wednesday, May 6, noon-1:00 p.m., CoLAB Microsoft Teams is more than just chat and video calls—it’s a full collaboration hub. In this interactive, one-hour workshop, you’ll learn how to structure your Teams environment for clarity, efficiency, and impact. From organizing channels to managing meetings and collaborating on files, this session will help you unlock the features that make Teams a powerful productivity tool.
This isn’t about sending emojis or starting a call—it’s about building a digital workspace that actually works.
What You'll Gain
- Team & Channel Structure Best Practices: Learn how to organize Teams by project, department, or function, and use private and shared channels effectively to keep communication focused.
- Smarter Communication Tools: Master @mentions, tags, message formatting, pinning and saving messages, and managing your activity feed to stay on top of what matters.
- File Collaboration Made Easy: Understand the difference between sharing via OneDrive vs. Teams, co-author documents in real time, and use version history to recover changes.
- Meetings & Webinars: Get comfortable scheduling and joining meetings, using chat, notes, and recordings, and explore tools like Whiteboard and breakout rooms for interactive sessions.
- Search & Organization: Use advanced search techniques, folders, and archiving to find information quickly and keep your workspace organized.
- Productivity Boosters: Explore features like delayed delivery, email templates, voting buttons, and polls to streamline communication and decision-making.
- Tasks & To Do Integration: Create tasks from messages, use My Day and Priority views, and sync with Microsoft To Do to manage your workload across platforms.
This workshop is perfect for anyone who collaborates in Teams and wants to move beyond basic messaging and meetings. Whether you're managing projects, coordinating with colleagues, or leading virtual sessions, these tools will help you work smarter and communicate more effectively.
Come discover what you’ve been missing!
1:00–1:45 p.m.
Networking doesn’t have to feel awkward, we promise. In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how to build meaningful professional connections, both online and in person. We’ll cover how to create or update your LinkedIn profile, reach out for informational interviews, and make the most of networking opportunities at the UO and beyond. Walk away with strategies you can start using right away.
Registration on Handshake is encouraged but not required. All students are welcome.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Want to learn the ins and outs of a professional sports agency? Now's your chance! The Warsaw Sports Business Club is excited to host Allain Roy, president at RSG Hockey and NRX Hockey. With more than 25 years in the industry and a prolific background, Allain knows what it takes to make it in the agency space. RSG Hockey represents big-time names, including Brent Burns, Nico Hischier, Philipp Grubauer, and many more.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the signing, legal, marketing, and lifestyle management behind agency life. This is one you won't want to miss. See you there!
5:30–8:00 p.m.
The undergraduate chapter of the UO Net Impact Group is excited to present SPRNG, our annual conference exploring the intersection of sustainability and business.
This year's theme, "Flipping the Switch," centers on the critical role energy plays in shaping a more sustainable future. As communities, companies, and institutions respond to climate challenges, energy remains at the center of innovation, policy, and business strategy.
The conference will bring together students and professionals for a keynote speaker, industry panel, networking mixer, and a case competition focused on real-world sustainability challenges.
This event is free and open to all!
Agenda
- Day 1: Keynote, industry panel, and networking mixer Thursday, May 7, 5:30–8:00 p.m., Lillis Business Complex 282
- Day 2: Case competition Friday, May 8, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m., Lillis Business Complex 211
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Beta Alpha Psi is a student-run organization with the purpose to engage with members, industry, and educational institutions. The objectives of the organization are to promote academic excellence, proffesional development, responsible practices, and advocacy. In addition to shaping the relevant and succesful evolutions of education, practice, and credentialing associated with the Beta Alpha Psi proffesions. At the University of Oregon, we are the Beta chapter.
Net Impact is a sustainable business club empowering students to leverage business as a force for social and environmental good.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Net Impact is a sustainable business club empowering students to leverage business as a force for social and environmental good.
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
The Oregon Consulting Group will be hosting coffee chats with prospective members. Coffee chats are a great way to meet members and learn about their unique experiences in a more personal setting. Students of all majors and backgrounds are encouraged to stop by!
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Take the first step toward becoming a data visualization expert and see how much easier and faster it can be to communicate with data when using Tableau and techniques based in cognitive science. Get started exploring and analyzing your data quickly in Tableau, using visual cues that help you see the answers to the questions you have.
Using the foundational concepts and techniques learned during this Professional Edge training, you will be able to identify insights, highlight those insights, and share your findings in interactive dashboards that encourage your audience to engage with your data and ask deeper questions.
Schedule
- Friday, May 8, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in-person)
- Friday, May 15, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (in-person)
Course Overview
- Why visualize your data?
- Introduction to the Tableau platform
- Characteristics of data
- Visual exploration with bar charts, line charts, scatterplots, and maps
- Introduction to calculations
- Limiting and segmenting data
- Highlighting insights
- Interactive dashboards
- Designing with your audience in mind
- Enhancing user experience with interactivity
Earn a Microcredential
Participants who attend both days of this program and fulfill all requirements are eligible to earn a digital microcredential in Tableau Essentials. This portable, verifiable credential can be shared on platforms like LinkedIn, showcasing your expertise to potential employers and offering tangible proof of in-demand competencies.
About the Instructor
After earning his BS in business administration and a minor in economics from the University of Oregon, Bretten Farrell worked as a consultant and analyst at Aon, helping companies from small startups to Fortune 500s optimize their health and benefits in an era of rising healthcare costs.
His curiosity about technology and data led him to pursue an MS in information systems at the University of Washington. Today, he works as an analytics consultant, helping businesses make smarter decisions and streamline operations through technology. His work ranges from designing intuitive Tableau dashboards to enabling companies to uncover insights using natural language and generative AI.
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
The undergraduate chapter of the UO Net Impact Group is excited to present SPRNG, our annual conference exploring the intersection of sustainability and business.
This year's theme, "Flipping the Switch," centers on the critical role energy plays in shaping a more sustainable future. As communities, companies, and institutions respond to climate challenges, energy remains at the center of innovation, policy, and business strategy.
The conference will bring together students and professionals for a keynote speaker, industry panel, networking mixer, and a case competition focused on real-world sustainability challenges.
This event is free and open to all!
Agenda
- Day 1: Keynote, industry panel, and networking mixer Thursday, May 7, 5:30–8:00 p.m., Lillis Business Complex 282
- Day 2: Case competition Friday, May 8, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m., Lillis Business Complex 211