Faculty and Research News

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Oregonians Will Save, If they Can Afford It
A study co-led by finance professor John Chalmers found benefits to auto-enrollment in retirement plans.
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In Memoriam: Cornelis A. 'Kees' de Kluyver
Cornelis A. 'Kees' de Kluyver ’70, MBA ’71, former dean of the Lundquist College of Business, passed away on Monday, March 7, 2022.
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Behind the Scenes at Beijing
Instructor Yoav Dubinsky studies how politics and economics join athletics on the world's biggest stage.
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A Different View: Sports Sponsorship and Stock Returns
Research by Pusan National University's Youngbum Kwon and UO's T. Bettina Cornwell examined whether or not a corporation's stock value was affected by its partnerships with sports teams.
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Stewart Award 2022: Lauren Lanahan
Associate Professor of Management Lauren Lanahan earned the 2022 Stewart Distinguished Faculty Award—the college's top academic honor.
Greg Hoffman
The Art and Science of Brand Management
Following a trailblazing career at Nike, industry expert Greg Hoffman is teaching sports branding to students in the Sports Product Management program.
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New Course: Accounting Data and Analytics
A new course offering demonstrates the Lundquist College’s commitment to innovation in experiential learning.
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Teaching in Mandarin and English
In a new pilot program, instructor Dupree Zong teaches introductory sports business in both Mandarin and English.
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Crossing Party Lines
Accounting professor Dane Christensen and coauthors studied the effect of political connections on stock market volatility.
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Accounting Prospectus 2021
The 2021 edition of the yearly publication of the School of Accounting at the UO Lundquist College of Business.
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Keeping Tabs
Faculty in our School of Accounting continue to receive accolades for their research.
Purushothaman Padmanabhan
Purushothaman Padmanabhan Awarded Raymund Fellowship
The PhD student is one of seven scholars recognized for their outstanding academic achievements and future potential.
Joshua Skov
Joshua Skov Receives Faculty Excellence in Universal Design Award
Skov's nomination reflects his strong commitment to Universal Design Learning practices, enthusiasm for stimulating students’ interests, and to being flexible to students’ needs.
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Technology, Occupations, and (Non-) Deterministic Futures
In a piece for the American Sociological Association's Footnotes magazine, UO professor Andrew Nelson takes a look at technology's role in job creation.
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UO Business: The Magazine, Fall 2021
Graduates going places, faculty recognized for their contributions, alumni businesses flourishing, career readiness at the forefront, and much more.