Faculty and Research News

Prominent Faculty Join College

Some are seasoned researchers. Others are rising academic stars. Altogether eight new faculty members joined the college this fall with esteemed credentials. That makes twenty-four new professors and instructors in the past three years in response to unprecedented enrollment growth and burgeoning national stature.

Meet the new faculty members.

New Dean to Join College
New Dean to Join College
“Kees de Kluyver is uniquely qualified to guide the Lundquist College of Business into a future of promise and opportunity,” said UO Senior Vice President and Provost James Bean.
Accounting Prospectus 2008
Michele Henney receives the James E. Reinmuth MBA Teaching Excellence Award, UO MAcc program graduates ranked fourth best in the country for CPA exam results, and more.
Accounting Prospectus 2009
Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) wins the best Practices Competition Award, Hope Anstett donates $1 million to the Lundquist College of Business, and more.
Cover image of issue with women in a business suite standing on a running track looking over into the distance with hands on here hips and the words "The Changing Face of Sports Business"
UO Business: The Magazine, Fall 2009

Celebrating the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center's fifteenth anniversary, remembering Jim Warsaw, taking on the business plan for a unique new startup, and more.

Cover image of magazine issue featuring a portrait of Dean Dennis Howard standing over a conference table full of papers and portfolios with his shirt sleeves rolled up, ready to get to work
UO Business: The Magazine, Winter 2009

How Dennis Howard became dean of the Lundquist College; introducing a brand new MBA curriculum, John Chalmers conducts the "study of the decade," and more.

Accounting Prospectus 2007
Dale Morse, retires after 16 years of service at the University of Oregon, David Guenther receives the Goulet Research Excellence Award, and more.
Accounting Prospectus 2006
Helen Gernon retires after 54 years at the Accounting Department and David Guenther becomes Department of Accounting Head, and more.
Philosophy Gets Down to Business

The University of Oregon's Lundquist College of Business holds liberal arts and critical thinking as pillars of its curriculum. So when Dean James Bean wanted to partner with other liberal arts disciplines within the university, the philosophy department jumped at the opportunity.