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.

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

Carissa Bisnar’s passion for snowsport has led her on an adventurous journey.

A passion for sustainability led Grace Lorig, MS ’18, to the UO Sports Product Management program and a position with Nike.

Sports product management student Summer Chuang is looking forward to an internship designing footwear for Columbia Sportswear.

A new partnership among UO Athletics, the Lundquist College, and upcycling company Looptworks is giving athletic apparel life beyond the field.

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.