Oregon MBA News

Brand and sports marketing specialist Tom Czarnowski, MBA ’09 has found his calling in the design world, helping companies present their brands to the world.

Amber Santos always knew she wanted to work in the apparel industry, but it took a couple of high fashion internships to realize that her passions were more in line with sport than the runway.
Assistant professor of finance Brandon Julio is a researcher at heart, earning recognition for his work on financial markets and political uncertainty. He is also a favorite professor among finance students.
A panel of experts discussed the topic of corporate tax reform during the fall 2016 Fred P. Thompson Lecture.
The Warsaw Sports Marketing Center is now utilizing the #TGIPDX shuttle as a new tool for students to engage on a more regular basis with industry in Portland.

The Oregon MBA is among the best U.S. business schools according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2016 survey results.

The Hartnack Family Fellowship Fund for United States Veterans aims to create MBA fellowships for the Lundquist College’s most promising MBA candidates who are veterans from the U.S. Armed Forces.
The inaugural Warsaw Sports Business Analytics Symposium brought together students, instructors, and professionals to discuss emerging applications of business insights and analytics for the sports industry.
The University of Oregon has come out on top for a second consecutive year in the category of Best Green MBA as ranked by The Princeton Review.

Thanks to its relationships in Asia, the Lundquist College is able to offer its hallmark study tours to both MBA and Sports Product Management students.

The Lundquist College welcomes the new faculty and staff members joining us this fall term.

Sarah E. Nutter, the current dean of the school of business at George Mason University, will take the helm of the Lundquist College of Business on January 17.

The Olympics and the Lundquist College go together like green and yellow—or perhaps gold.
The Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship and RAIN Eugene teamed up to connect UO students to current and former RAIN startups for internship opportunities.
The greater Eugene/Springfield community is a unique place for female entrepreneurs, and the Lundquist College of Business has amazing success stories.