Faculty and Research News

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New research from Bettina Cornwell and coauthor finds that an organization’s logo on a food product can trigger quick perceptions by consumers about an item’s healthiness.
Alumni give back, accounting faculty awarded teaching and research honors, Ducks flock to teach accounting, Gernon fund going strong, and more.
Interim Dean James Terborg plans to continue the great momentum the college is enjoying thanks to Kees de Kluyver.
Professor Andrew Nelson adds a new title, becoming the executive director of RAIN @ UO and the university's liaison for the regional accelerator program.

Lundquist College of Business students and faculty found themselves flying to lands near and far during a summer packed with learning, research, and curriculum development.

Associate Professor of Management Anne Parmigiani is first and foremost a strategist at the forefront of research and discovery who has demonstrated academic excellence and world-class teaching.
Our Department of Decision Sciences is now the Department of Operations and Business Analytics, better conveying the value and importance of our course offerings and research in this area.
More than half the college's faculty came together for a daylong curriculum-mapping workshop.
Professor James Terborg will take the helm September 16 and lead the Lundquist College through the academic year.
On to what’s next. For our newly minted graduates and the college of business itself, it's a time of forward-looking transition.
Lundquist College of Business Dean Kees de Kluyver has announced that he will step down to pursue research and teaching at the college.

Three faculty members made the Lundquist College of Business a force to be reckoned with at this year's Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship Conference.

Whether it's watching students and alumni grow over the years or exploring new research tactics, Angela Davis knows that accounting is more than just numerical.
After more than a decade of dedicated service, James C. Bean is moving on to become provost of Northeastern University in Boston.
Associate professor of management Andrew Nelson's new book charts the emergence of computer music at Stanford University from 1960 to the present day.