Undergraduate Programs News

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Meet Bruce
Bruce Blonigen is the Edward Maletis Dean of the Lundquist College of Business.
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2022 RAINmaker Award Winners Announced
Five students received $5,000 grants from the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship.
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Discovering Her Path
Helping comes naturally to accounting major Lauren Sims, who serves as both a peer advisor and a Flight School mentor.
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The Value of Flight School
For Daniel McCloskey ’22, being a part of the Lundquist College’s inaugural Flight School cohort shaped his business school experience in ways he couldn’t have predicted.
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Alumni TikTok Takes Off
MansionTok, a TikTok account managed by two UO alumni, has drawn millions of followers since launching in January 2021.
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VITA Program Returns
The Beta Alpha Psi accounting honor society is once again offering free tax help to the community.
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Charting a Path to Success
Through clubs, connections with alumni and other students, advising, and mentorship, Jurell Scott is charting his individual path to success.
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Teaching in Mandarin and English
In a new pilot program, instructor Dupree Zong teaches introductory sports business in both Mandarin and English.
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Accounting Prospectus 2021
The 2021 edition of the yearly publication of the School of Accounting at the UO Lundquist College of Business.
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Building a Brand, Shirt by Shirt
N.E.S.T., a curated vintage store opened by two UO Ducks, boasts a large selection of Duck apparel.
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New Initiative Supports Student-Athlete Marketing
The Oregon Accelerator is new collective that will help Ducks as they navigate name, image, and likeness opportunities.
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UO Business: The Magazine, Fall 2021
Graduates going places, faculty recognized for their contributions, alumni businesses flourishing, career readiness at the forefront, and much more.
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Lundquist College Climbs Best Colleges Rankings
The Lundquist College secured its highest ranking in more than a decade on U.S. News and World Report’s Best Business Schools list for 2022.
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Business Ducks Flock to Tokyo
Five athletes with Lundquist College connections traveled to Japan for the 2020 Olympic Games and showed the world the lengths a Duck will go to in order to achieve their goals.