Sports Product Management News

Katy Fitzgerald, MS '17, felt that the Sports Product Management program was the perfect next step for her. She now works as a footwear developer for Ching Luh in Vietnam.
Sasha Chaplin, MS '18 wanted to be a part of the industry that influenced her life. After graduating from the Sports Product Management program, she accepted a position as an associate product line manager with Under Armour.
Jordan Pope, MS '18 joined the Sports Product Management program with a career goal of being a demand planner. He now works as an associate product line manager for Nike Basketball Apparel.
Eric Theisen wanted to have a hand in product creation for athletes around the world. As a member of the Sports Product Management's class of 2019, he's bridged his background in exercise science with product creation.
As an undergraduate business student, Lauren Fukuhara was already running her own apparel store through Etsy. She joined the Sports Product Management graduate program to learn how to balance functionality with style.
Jonathan Hutnyan brought six years of sales and marketing experience with him when he joined the Sports Product Management program in fall 2016. He now works as a product analyst for Under Armour.
Austin Hodges, a member of the UO Sports Product Management program’s inaugural cohort, now works for adidas Basketball.
The UO Sports Product Management program has launched and is taking applications for an online master’s degree with classes beginning April 2019.
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The Lundquist College of Business is happy to welcome the new faculty and staff members joining us this fall term.
Making the career connection, driving up rankings, taking home trophies, and much more in the Fall 2018 issue of UO Business: The Magazine.
Merryn Roberts-Huntley came to the UO with four years of sports business experience and was keen to take her career to the next level through the Warsaw Center’s impressive industry connections.

Nike designer Wilson Smith and SPM student Taylor Johnston are just one example of the success of the Sports Product Management mentor program.

This summer, Sports Product Management master's student Satomi Ishikawa is interning with Nike's Global Community Impact department.

The UO Sports Product Management program kicked off its inaugural four-week Executive Leadership series in June with an intensive program designed to maximize the personal and professional development of each participant.

More than 1,660 career advising appointments, 370 on-campus interviews, 96 career workshops, and 56 employer events: At the Lundquist College of Business, we are focused on preparing well-educated, career-ready graduates.