Faculty and Research News

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.
We are delighted to announce that Shirley and James Rippey have funded a new professor of practice for the Cameron Center for Finance and Securities Analysis.
Spring in Eugene means new initiatives sprouting and bursting forth at the UO Lundquist College of Business, including a new professor of practice on the horizon.
Instructor of management Tom Durant joined the Lundquist College of Business six years ago and has been wowing students ever since. He recently received the college's undergraduate teaching award.

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.

Here are some of the college's prime goals for 2015 and a short progress report for each.
Gudrun Granholm and Dave Garten will provide special training for Mercy Corps program managers in Uganda.
Associate professor of accounting Ryan Wilson is the Thomas C. Stewart Distinguished Professor for 2015.

Clients from within and without the Lundquist College are using the facility's technology in creative new ways.

Accounting graduates take top three spots for highest scores on Oregon CPA exam, accounting faculty ranked second worldwide for research, alumna Tiffany Phillips '13 awarded Elijah Watt Sells Award, and more.
The Helen Gernon Accounting Faculty Endowment Fund will honor its namesake by attracting top-notch faculty to the college's Department of Accounting.
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Six new tenure-track faculty joined the college this fall and, as in years past, bring a wealth of expertise and promote even greater excellence in teaching and research.
UO professors John Chalmers and Bill Harbaugh presented best practices for helping more Oregonians save for retirement.