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.
Students Earn Wags, National Honors
A silent auction for cats and dogs? Polo shirts brought to you by the letter "O"? Innovative thinking leads to major awards for Alpha Kappa Psi members.
A Wonderland of Innovation
Lundquist College of Business professor leads UO researchers studying virtual teams using virtual worlds at Sun Microsystems.
Financial Crisis: From the Experts
Public forum addresses current events taking place in the U.S. economy and financial markets.
Accelerating Knowledge
The Department of Finance's biennial conference draws leading scholars to advance understanding of a dynamic and critical industry.
Lundquist College in Top 25 for Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review rank the Lundquist College of Business in the top tier out of more than 2,300 programs.
Lundquist College Welcomes New Dean
Dennis Howard, who most recently was head of the marketing department, will serve a two-year appointment as dean of the college.
Reflections on Women in Sports
A student shares her experiences at the annual Women in Sports Business Symposium, noting why it is such a valuable event for students and the industry.
A Path to Sustainability
Oregon M.B.A. students are helping a shoe manufacturer assess its social and environmental footprint.
TakeShape Takes Hong Kong
Days after achieving a first-place finish at NVC, TakeShape earned second place in the International Business Plan Competition 2008 at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). The Lundquist College of Business team was one of twelve teams representing seven countries invited to HKUST, the only university business plan competition in China open to complete graduate teams from other universities.