Sports Product Management News

Read stories about how the college continues to shape the business environment and chart new ways to move forward in the 2020 edition of our magazine.
When it came to delivering engaging coursework virtually, Lundquist College faculty and staff didn’t miss a beat.
Created in partnership with the Portland Business Journal, the Oregon's Recovery Playbook video interview series highlights the region's most influential leaders.
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Whether this is your first term or final term with the Lundquist College of Business, your success is our priority.
Jennifer Ferguson has mentored, guided, and supported sports product management students since the program’s inception.
Sports Product Management technology lead David Nadbornik has created an online classroom for the program's students.
A panel of athletes joined the Sports Product Management program and shared their thoughts on the postponement of the Olympics and other topics.
Information for students, faculty, and staff of the UO's Portland-based Sports Product Management program.
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Lundquist College of Business faculty share a message of encouragement and resilience with students.
A competitive swimmer and collegiate athlete, Sherry Dai is now turning her enthusiasm for sports products into a career through the Sports Product Management master's program.
The Lundquist College's two Portland-based graduate programs teamed up to present an event geared to the region's veterans.
Nancy Nartey’s community development work in her hometown of Accra, Ghana was appreciated and admired—but she knew she was capable of more.
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.

When Armani Brumfield chose a career path, he wanted something he was passionate about. That's why he’s pursuing a master’s degree in sports product management from the University of Oregon in Portland