Management

Faculty

Geoffrey Borchhardt, assistant professor (entrepreneurship and self-employment, global micro-enterprises, innovation, careers); BSc, Copenhagen Business School; MSc, Oxford; PhD, 2024, Yale. (2024)

Tina Boscha, instructor. BA, Calvin College; MA, 1997, Wisconsin; MFA, 2002, Oregon. (2019)

Thomas Cieslak II, associate teaching professor. BS, MA, Wayne State; PhD, 2004, The Ohio State. (2022)

Innessa Colaiacovo, assistant professor (entrepreneurship, innovation and growth); BA, 2012, Brown University; MSc, 2018, Universita Bocconi; PhD, 2024, Harvard. (2024)

Michael Crooke, professor of practice. BS, MBA, Humboldt; PhD, Claremont. (2012)

John Davis, professor of practice (business sustainability, international business and brand strategy, leadership, marketing and sales management, marketing measurement and accountability, sports marketing); Program Manager, Center for Sustainable Business Practices. BA, 1982, Stanford; MBA, Columbia, 1990. (2022)

Scott Day, Peter and Molly Powell Associate Teaching Professor of Management. BA, 1980, Wisconsin; JD, 1984, Toledo (2022) 

Khonika Gope, assistant professor. BS, 2007, Bangladesh University; MBA, 2010, Emory; PhD, 2023, Stanford. (2023)

Ralph Heidl, Inman Research Scholar, associate professor (collaborative networks, innovation management, intellectual property strategy, technology entrepreneurship). MS, 1994, MS, 2000, Pennsylvania State; PhD, 2010, Washington. (2015)

Greg Hennessy, instructor. BS, 1987, Houston; MS, 1989, California Institute of Technology; MS, 1993, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; PhD, 2021, Claremont. (2021)

Dan Howard, instructor. (business law, negotiations, professional ethics, and tax research). BA, 1996, Ohio State; JD, 2000, California (2022) 

Jody Johannessen, associate teaching professor (management strategy, organizational behavior, and international business). AB, Princeton: MBA, MM, 2000, Northwestern (2022)

Lauren Lanahan, Inman Research Scholar, associate professor (high tech ventures, research and development, institutions, public policy). BA, 2006, Reed College; MA, 2013, PhD, 2015, North Carolina. (2015)

Nathan Lillegard, instructor (early-stage finance and operations, new venture development, technology transfer and licensing, venture capital and business funding). BA, 1998, MBA, 2006, Oregon. (2012)

Chris Liu, associate professor (entrepreneurship, scientists, social influences): Coordinator, Management PhD Program. BA, 1997, Washington; PhD, 2005, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; DBA, 2010, Harvard. (2019) 

Farhad Malekafzali, instructor (American institutions, international relations, comparative government). PhD, 1994, Wisconsin. (2012)

Emily Moore, instructor. BS, 2002, New Hampshire; MS, 2019, Oregon. (2019)

Alex Murray, assistant professor (crowdfunding, decentralized governance, distributed ledger technology, entrepreneurship, innovation, resource mobilization, technology entrepreneurship, venture finance). BS, 2011, Alabama; MS, 2012, Virginia; PhD, 2018, Washington. (2019) 

Andrew Nelson, Randall C. Papé Chair in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, professor (entrepreneurship, innovation, interorganizational networks, occupations and technology, research commercialization). BA, 1998, Stanford; MS, 2000, Oxford; PhD, 2007, Stanford. (2008)

Amy Nuetzman, instructor. BA, 1997, Western Oregon; MA, 2000, New Mexico Highlands. (2019) 

Natasha Overmeyer, assistant professor. AB, 2013, Harvard; PhD, 2023, Stanford. (2023)

Sung ho Park, assistant professor (entrepreneurship, strategy, and international business); BA, 2016, Chung-Ang University, South Korea; MS, 2017, Erasmus University, The Netherlands; PhD, 2024, University of Washington. (2024)

Anne Parmigiani, Carolyn S. Chambers Professor of Management (capabilities, firm boundaries, firm capabilities, interfirm relationships, knowledge transfer, supply chain management, vertical interfirm relationships). BS, 1987, MBA, 1996, Pennsylvania State; PhD, 2003, Michigan, Ann Arbor. (2004)

Steve Schmidt, instructor. BS, 1992, Oregon State; MBA, 2011, Northwest Christian. (2016) 

Joshua Skov, associate teaching professor (life-cycle assessment, clean energy finance, carbon accounting); Academic Director and Industry Mentor, Center for Sustainable Business Practices. BA, 1992, Yale; MA, 1994, Washington; MA, 1997, California, Berkeley. (2009)

Jeffrey Stolle, Bashaw teaching professor of Management (ethics, critical thinking). BA, 1990, St. Thomas - Minnesota; MA, 1994, Vanderbilt; PhD, 2001, Oregon. (2007)

David Wagner, Doug McKay Research Scholar, associate professor (human sustainability, work-life interface, mood and emotion, sleep and work); Head, Department of Management. BS, 2002, MAcc, 2004, Brigham Young; PhD, 2009, Michigan State. (2014)

Peter A. Younkin, Inman Research Scholar, associate professor (entrepreneurship, diversity, cultural industries). BA, 1999, Columbia; PhD, 2010, California, Berkeley. (2018)

Emeriti

David Dusseau, senior instructor I emerit. BS, 1974, Ohio State; MBA, 1985, PhD, 1992 Oregon. (1984)

Warren Brown, professor emerit. BS, 1955, Colorado; MS, 1957, Stanford; MS, 1959, PhD, 1962, Carnegie-Mellon. (1967)

Beth Hjelm, senior instructor I emerit. BA, 1980. Notre Dame; MS, 1982, Kellogg School of Management. (2002)

Chuck Kalnbach, senior instructor II emerit. BA, 1991, Thomas Edison State; MS, 1995, Indiana, Bloomington; EdD, 2008, Nova Southeastern. (2003)

Alan Meyer, professor emerit. BA, 1968, MBA, 1970, Washington; PhD, 1978, California, Berkeley. (2009)

Peter Mills, professor emerit. BS, 1970, MBA, 1971, California State, Long Beach; PhD, 1978, Stockholm; PhD, 1980, California, Irvine. (1995)

Rick Mowday, professor emerit. BS, 1970, San Jose; MS, 1972, PhD, 1975, California, Irvine. (1977)

Mike Russo, professor emerit. BS, 1979, Columbia; MS, 1980, Stanford; MBA, 1986, PhD, 1989, California, Berkeley. (1989)

Bill Starbuck, courtesy professor in residence emerit. AB, 1956, Harvard College; MS, 1959, PhD, 1964, Carnegie Institute of Technology. (2017)

Tina Starr, senior instructor I emerit. BSc, 2000, Derby; MSc, 2001, PhD, 2006, Nottingham. (2011)

Richard  Steers, professor emerit. BA, 1967, Whittier; MBA, 1968, Southern California; PhD, 1973, California, Irvine. (1975)

James Terborg, professor emerit. BA, 1970, Calvin; MS, 1972, Eastern Michigan; PhD, 1975, Purdue. (1980)

The date in parentheses at the end of each entry is the first year on the University of Oregon faculty.