Ducks Give '22

The Oregon “O” is more than a logo. It also symbolizes connection and what it means to be a Duck. Please join us today by helping to sustain and advance the culture of giving back that defines and makes the University of Oregon so special.

When students join the University of Oregon, they are supported and nurtured by a dedicated community of faculty, staff, alumni, and donors who help them realize their dreams and career ambitions. It’s that connection and support that students remember after they graduate, which, in turn, inspires them to pay it forward to the next generation of students. 

As part of #DucksGive 2022 at the Lundquist College of Business, we’re asking you to help enhance the unbroken tradition of continuous connection and giving back symbolized by the perfect circle—the Oregon “O.”

There are many ways you can choose to connect with students and the Lundquist College of Business today:

• Give to the Lundquist College of Business Investors Fund, which enables us to pursue strategic enhancements to student services, scholarships, curriculum, experiential learning, and more.
• Join Lundquist Connect, our online platform connecting students and alumni for networking opportunities, career support, and more.
• Poston social media and encourage others to support UO today by tagging #DucksGive and @UOBusiness:
  • Share a message about how UO made a difference in your life.
  • Tell us how you have given back by participating in a meaningful experience for students by serving as a guest speaker, coach, mentor, judge, board member, or more.
  • Let us know how UO business students have inspired you or how you are using your UO business education to make the world a better place.
  • Inspire a culture of giving by encouraging your network of alumni, friends, and family to make their first gift to UO today.

Thank you for growing the circle and helping create meaningful connections that launch student success. Your support and encouragement is a true vote of confidence in the power of business education at the University of Oregon. It makes all the difference.