Faculty and Research News

The Lundquist College of Business jumped up 10 places in the University of Texas at Dallas’s 2017 Top 100 Business School Research Rankings thanks to our research-productive faculty.

Get to know our new dean Sarah E. Nutter, meet our first Rippey Professor of Practice in Finance Scott Kerslake, get a peek at our new Portland facility, see how our business Ducks worked all the way to the Olympics, and more.

Assistant professor of finance Brandon Julio is a researcher at heart, earning recognition for his work on financial markets and political uncertainty. He is also a favorite professor among finance students.
Leadership transition, new accounting team members, Gernon fund reaches milestone, and more.

Student-business collaboration highlights investment trends, faculty research, Cameron Center naming, and more.

Assistant Professor Zhixi Wan and his coauthor investigated value-chain climbing in supplier-manufacturer relationships.
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.

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

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.
A double Duck collaboration has garnered the elite distinction of Highly Commended paper in the 2015 Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence.

Rankings place the Lundquist College first for a green MBA, the business of energy, celebrating our donors and investors, and more.

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We are pleased to welcome to the college seven new tenure-track faculty members who bring a wealth of expertise from around the world.
A recent $1 million gift from Robin and Roger Best aims to improve job prospects for PhD students at the UO’s Lundquist College of Business by boosting research productivity and teaching excellence.