A richness of life is enjoyed by the students, faculty, and staff in the college, in the university, in Eugene, and throughout the beautiful state of Oregon. We encourage our students to immerse themselves in all of the diverse opportunities available.
Our extraordinary complex is built around enhancing student performance. This new space includes:
Newly remodeled graduate space which includes state of the art presentation practice rooms and study rooms
Our own private study lounges with computers and study tables
Lillis Business Complex – ranked 6th in the nation's best business school space in the US and the nation's most environmentally friendly business school.
Faculty, staff and students enjoy our new space within the $40 million state of
the art, Lillis Business Complex
which opened for business in the fall quarter, 2003. The complex is regularly
featured in the press as an example of an environmentally cutting edge design.
View
photos of Lillis Business
Complex.
Overview of the Lundquist College of Business (LCB):
The Lundquist Center for Enterpreneurship
is consistently ranked in the top 40 of entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. The annual
New Venture Championship is an external business plan competition ranked in the top 3 of
such plans. In addition, students are encouraged to participate in the Quest for AdVenture
business plan competitions, at the MBA, undergraduate business major, and undergraduate
business minor levels.
The James H. Warsaw Center for Sports Marketing
established in 1994 is the premier sports education and research program in the world and
has become a model for sports-business programs in schools across the country.
The University of Oregon chapter of Beta Alpha Psi,
national financial professional honors fraternity, is extremely active, and has earned
Superior Chapter over the last two years.
There are over 140,000 people in the Eugene area alone, and nearly 200,000 in the surrounding Eugene-Springfield metro area.
Airport
Local travelers can fly in and out of the regional Eugene Airport.
Proximity to a Variety of Activites
Eugene is ideally situated in the southern Willamette Valley. Drive north just two hours
to experience big-city life in Portland. It's also a
quick drive east to the Cascade Range,
where you can ski Willamette Pass, camp at Waldo Lake, or fish the McKenzie River. Or, head
west for about an hour to the Oregon Coast,
where you'll find scenic beaches, sandy dunes, and quaint coastal shops.
Oregon
The great state of Oregon has a multitude of places to go and things to do. This is just a sample:
