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Kim Rambo-Reinitz

Senior Associate Director, Advising

Affiliations: Advising and Student Experience, Undergraduate Programs
krambo@uoregon.edu
Phone: 541-346-3303
Office: Peterson 203

About

Biography:

Kim Rambo-Reinitz oversees the standard admission process, graduation clearance, and the assessment of undergraduate programs. She also provides academic advising for undergraduate pre-business, business administration, and accounting majors. She works individually with students to help them assess their academic goals, develop course plans, prepare for admission to the Lundquist College of Business, explore study abroad opportunities, and meet graduation requirements.

Rambo-Reinitz joined the Lundquist College of Business in 2008. Prior to joining the advising team, she held positions as a performance outcome analyst, international student advisor, and admission counselor.

Degree History:
  • MPA, University of Oregon, 2005
  • BS, Business and Economics, Eastern Oregon University, 2001
Honors and Awards:
  • Region 8 Outstanding Professional Academic Advisor Award, NACADA, 2015
  • Outstanding Advising Award (Primary Role) Certificate of Merit, NACADA, 2015
  • DUBS Award, University of Oregon, 2015
  • Outstanding Professional Advisor, Inaugural Excellence in Advising Awards, University of Oregon, 2014

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In the News

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The Value of Flight School
For Daniel McCloskey ’22, being a part of the Lundquist College’s inaugural Flight School cohort shaped his business school experience in ways he couldn’t have predicted.
Last-Minute Decision Launches Student’s New Career
Last-Minute Decision Launches Student’s New Career
Deena North, MActg '14, discovered her ideal career when she attended January's Careers in Banking and Wealth Management event.
Peer Advising Gains Spotlight

"Putting together a team of twelve to fifteen people from different countries and different backgrounds and watching them bond over a common goal--it's one of my favorite things," said Kim Rambo-Reinitz, describing the Lundquist College undergraduate Peer Advising program she coordinates.

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