The University of Oregon will take the next steps to be a world-class university in the study of human performance and sport, leveraging our unique and historical strengths in these areas. These will include new degree programs, development of professional pathways for our students into related industries, and accelerated scholarship that expands our understanding of human performance and sport through multidisciplinary lenses, including science, business, communications, design, ethics, and law.
Human Performance and Sport Workgroup
The planning workgroup was charged with developing and delivering recommended strategies, key performance indicators (KPIs), and indicators of success to achieve the overarching goal of accelerating the University of Oregon's impact on the world.
- Bruce Blonigen (Chair), Edward Maletis Dean, Lundquist College of Business, and Philip H. Knight Professor of Social Science
- Bettina Cornwell, Head, Department of Marketing, Philip H. Knight Chair, and Professor of Marketing
- Adrian Elisheva Parr, Dean, College of Design; Professor, Planning, Public Policy and Management; Associated Faculty, History of Art and Architecture and Landscape Architecture
- Dennis Galvan, Dean and Vice Provost of the Division of Global Engagement
- Bob Guldberg, Vice President and Robert and Leona DeArmond Executive Director, Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact
- Mike Hahn, Director of Bowerman Sports Science Clinic
- Henry Wear, Assistant Professor of Sports Communication
- Juan-Carlos Molleda, Edwin L. Artzt Dean and Professor, School of Journalism and Communication
- AR Razdan, Vice President for Research and Innovation and Professor
- Ellen Schmidt-Devlin, Cofounder, Sports Product Management Program
- Jordan Troester, Director of Performance and Sports Science, Athletic Department