Sports Product Management News

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.

Hundreds of students will be converging on the University of Oregon from October 14-16, 2016, to develop the next great sports product in a 36-hour prototyping competition known as QuackCon.

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.
Brian Warner writes in as he settles into his dormitory in Tay Ninh province, Vietnam.
In his second travel entry, Brian Warner, MS '17 earns some serious sky miles as he makes his way to Vietnam.
Bruce Blonigen, Philip H. Knight Professor of Social Science, will take the helm of the Lundquist College beginning Aug. 1.
Will the pole vault world record fall in the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics? Roger Best and Chris Sataua share their theory.
For Brian Warner, MS '17, joining the first class of UO Sports Product Management students was a big—but exciting—change.

Student-business collaboration highlights investment trends, faculty research, Cameron Center naming, and more.

The 11th Annual Women in Business Gala welcomed UO directors Whitney Wagoner and Ellen Schmidt-Devlin as guest speakers.

The 2016 National Sports Forum was held in Portland and UO was at the center of the action.

Rankings place the Lundquist College first for a green MBA, the business of energy, celebrating our donors and investors, and more.

The University of Oregon’s Sports Product Management master's degree program has officially kicked off, welcoming 39 students from around the world.