2024 University Night UO Student / CPA Dinner

Overview

Co-sponsored by the OSCPA Emerald Empire Chapter and the UO Beta Alpha Psi Chapter.

Come and join us for the 2024 University Night! This event provides accounting students with the opportunity to meet local CPAs and to learn about their chosen career.

UO Student Fee: $0.00
CPA/New Professional Fee: $50.00

Students: The format for the evening is to match each student with a CPA or New Professional so that you have a dedicated sponsor to answer your questions. Your CPA will contact you prior to the event and arrange to meet you prior to the event (or you may contact them).

You will see many of your classmates at this event and the professionals are very eager to share their experiences with you. They understand that you may not yet know exactly what CPAs do – they remember being in the same position themselves. They hope to give you the insights that others gave them years ago.

This is an excellent opportunity to learn about your future career whether it is in public accounting, industry or government.

Registration deadline extended to: October 31. Space is limited so registration may close early!

Questions? Please contact Mary Savage, Instructor of Accounting, University of Oregon at Mary Savage.

CPAs/New Professionals: You will be matched with a UO accounting student for the evening. We need CPAs and New Professionals to be champions for students, which means contacting an assigned student prior to the event and arranging to meet the student at the event. Your time and insights are greatly appreciated.

Registration deadline extended to : October 31. Space is limited so registration may close early!

Questions? Please contact Sarah Coffman at Sarah Coffman or Tonna Hollis.

Student Registration Instructions:

Click "Add to Cart"
Select a "STUDENT" Option: Yes, Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) Member/Pledge" OR Not a BAP Member/Pledge.
Select your academic year in college.
Select your internship option.
Click "Checkout"
Login (if you haven't already).
In cart, make sure to click all the way through. If you have successfully registered you will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours.

CPA/New Professionals Registration Instructions:

Select the "CPA/New Professional Attendee" option in each section (Registrant / Academic Year / Intership).
Click "Add to Cart"
Login (if you haven't already)
In cart, make sure to click complete the checkout process. If you have successfully registered you will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours.

Special Dietary Needs? After registering, go to "My OSCPA" on the website and select "My Profile," scroll down to the Special Needs section and select your dietary restriction(s).
- You may also email your dietary restrictions to membership@orcpa.org.

Highlights

A one-hour CPE program will be included during the event.

The business of college athletics (emphasis on Oregon athletics)
Changing landscape of college sports.

CPE Credit: 1 [NT] / Level: 1 (Basic)

Designed For

UO Accounting Students
CPAs / New Professionals

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Leader(s):

Eric Roedl, Deputy Athletic Director, University of Oregon

Leader Bios

Eric Roedl, Deputy Athletic Director, University of Oregon

Eric Roedl joined the Oregon athletics department as Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director in January 2012 and was elevated to Deputy Athletic Director in January 2016. In this role, Roedl serves as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and assists the Director of Athletics with oversight of the day-to-day operations of the university's 20-sport, $145M athletic program. Roedl has oversight responsibility for business/financial operations, strategic and financial planning, human resources, contracts, information technology, and equipment operations. Roedl serves as the sport administrator for the Ducks' men's basketball, baseball and men's and women's tennis programs and assists the Director of Athletics with administration and oversight of the football program. Roedl also provides leadership to the Ducks' external operations units including ticket sales/operations, marketing, and fundraising which generate over $60M in revenues annually, assists with facility oversight and capital project coordination, and leads a variety of strategic initiatives for the department. Roedl serves in a leadership capacity on the Pac-12 Football and Men's Basketball Working Groups and has previously represented Oregon and the Pac-12 Conference as a member of the NCAA Men's and Women's Tennis Committee, served on the board of the University of Oregon's Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art and is a past president of the College Athletics Business Management Association (CABMA).

Prior to his arrival at Oregon, Roedl served in various internal and external capacities with Temple University Athletics for eight and a half years. Most recently, Roedl served as Temple's deputy athletics director and served as the sport administrator for the Owls' football, men's basketball and baseball programs had oversight responsibility for business/financial operations, sports medicine and strength & conditioning. Previous responsibilities at Temple included serving as the CFO and oversight of external operations including marketing/promotions, ticket sales/operations and corporate sales. Roedl previously served as associate director of athletic business affairs at the College of William & Mary and as a staff accountant at Ernst & Young where he earned New York State CPA certification.

Roedl attended Villanova University as an undergraduate and served as a co-captain of the men's tennis team while graduating summa cum laude. Roedl also earned a master's degree in sport administration from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and an MBA from The College of William & Mary. Roedl and his wife Nicole reside in Eugene with their three sons EJ, Ryan and Jake.

(10/2/24)

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