Faculty and Research News

The 2019 edition of the yearly publication of the School of Accounting at the UO Lundquist College of Business.

Marketing professor Troy Campbell and former Lundquist College PhD student Brandon Reich share new research on how a culture of victim blaming affects consumer reaction to corporate transgressions.
Stellar new faculty, distinguished AOM award, job prospects for entrepreneurs, and more in the 2019 edition of UO Business: The Magazine.

For the second year in a row, a stellar lineup of eight professors joined the Lundquist College of Business.

Philip Romero, former dean and longtime faculty member in the Lundquist College of Business, passed away on August 24.
Only the sixth recipient and joining elite company, Lundquist Professor of Sustainable Management Michael Russo was honored by the Organizations and Natural Environment Division of the Academy of Management.
If a startup fails, does its founder have a disadvantage when applying for a job elsewhere? Management professor Peter Younkin and coauthor explored the issue in new research.
Finance professor Stephen McKeon partnered with UO archaeologist Scott Fitzpatrick to explore similarities between bitcoin and an ancient form of currency.
In recent research, assistant professors of marketing Conor Henderson and Aparna Sundar found that visual design in sponsorship is becoming increasingly important.
UO celebrates its innovators; student startups push boundaries; new Innovation Technology Fellowship, and more.
Lundquist College researchers shared how best to influence or change perceptions about buying locally-produced food.
Lundquist MBA students and faculty members partnered with the Knight Campus and others on campus to create a better booster.
Lundquist College faculty are among the most productive researchers at business schools worldwide, according to the latest rankings of faculty research productivity by the University of Texas at Dallas.
To mark Women's History Month, the University of Oregon highlighted women faculty members who are making a difference, including Lundquist College's Aparna Sundar.
Can a hedge fund manager successfully run a mutual fund as well? Research by finance professor Diane Del Guercio and coauthors found that the answer is often no.