BILL N. SCHWARTZ
2011 Highway 17 North, unit 2000B
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 29466
[email protected]
I. Biographical
Grew up in Chicago
Married (wife: Ruth), two grown children
II. Education
Ph.D. - U. of California-Los Angeles (Accounting)
M. A. - U. of Illinois-Chicago (Political Science)
B.B.A. - U. of Wisconsin-Madison (Accounting)
III. Employment
Retired – December 2011
Academic
College of Charleston – Adjunct Professor of Accounting; Spring 2013, Spring 2014,
Spring 2015
Stevens Institute of Technology – Distinguished Affiliate Professor of Accounting,
2008 - 2011
DeVry University – Accounting Coordinator, 2006-07
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Dean, 2006
Indiana University-South Bend – Dean, 2001-2005 and Professor of Accounting, 20052006, School of Business and Economics
Virginia Commonwealth University - Professor; August, 1990 - 2001; Chair, 19901995
Temple University - Professor, 1988 to 1990, Associate Professor, 1981 -1988; Acting
Director, Ph.D. in Business Administration Program,1984-1985; Director, 19851989.
Arizona State University - Assistant Professor, 1978 - 1981.
California State University, Northridge - Assistant Professor, 1972 - 1978.
Visiting Positions
Vysoká Śkola Manažmentu (Slovakia) – Fall 2013
College of Charleston – Spring 2012
University of Aarhus (Denmark) – Fall 2011
Stevens Institute of Technology (Hoboken, New Jersey) – Spring 2007
DePaul University – (Chicago, Illinois) Fall 2005
Non-Academic
Ernst & Young CPAs, auditor - 2 ½ years.
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IV. Administrative Activities and Service Contributions
A. Indiana University South Bend 2001 – 2005
External Activities as Dean
 Established external advisory boards composed of alumni and/or members of the
business community for the MBA, finance, marketing.
 Revamped and reorganized School, accounting and management information
systems advisory boards
 Established roundtables of individuals from the business community for Corporate
financial executives and small business entrepreneurs
B. Virginia Commonwealth University 1990-2001.
Activities as Department Chair
 Created an active Department Advisory Council composed of business leaders in the
accounting community.
 Established a professional group, the Virginia Administrators of Accounting
Programs, which brought together the accounting administrators from all the colleges
and universities in Virginia.
C. Temple University. 1981-1990
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Helped establish an Accounting Advisory Board
D. Arizona State University, 1978-1981.
 Worked with the Department's Professional Accounting Council and to chair two of
its subcommittees; placement of graduates and internship.
E. California State University, Northridge, 1972-1978.
 Created and then administered an internship program which placed over 20 students
per year in CPA firms for three months.
F. Outside University Community
Academic Organizations
1. American Accounting Association; member, 1978-present.
2. Accounting Administrators' Program Group, 1991-1995
3. AAA- Teaching and Curriculum Section, 1996- present; Chair of Section 2001-2002
4. Federation of Schools of Accountancy (FSA), 1994-2001
5. AACSB accreditor 1993-present, Peer-review teams; Wisconsin-Parkside (2005), Kennesaw
State (2004), Kennesaw State (2001), Creighton University, Wichita State, West
Virginia, CUNY Baruch College, Tulsa
Professional Organizations
1. American Institute of CPAs; member, 1973-present.
2. Virginia Society of CPAs, 1990-1999
3. New Jersey Society of CPAs, 1982-1990
4. Arizona Society of CPAs, 1979-1981
5. California Society of CPAs, 1975-1978.
V. Grants and Awards
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McLaughlin Prize of $5,000 for Research in Ethics and Taxation for a paper titled
“The Effect of CPA Firm Culture on Personal Values and Ethical Judgment:
Assessing the ‘Tone at the Top’.” (with Patricia C. Douglas) - 1998.
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Virginia Commonwealth University Grant-in-Aid $5,000 to study "The Effect of
CPA Firm Culture on Ethical Ideology and Judgment: Assessing "The Tone at the
Top." - 1996.
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Virginia Society of CPAs' Accounting Educator of the Year - 1996
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Temple University Alumni Summer Distinguished Research Fellowship $5,000 to
study "Image of the Accounting Profession: Is It Changing?" - 1984.
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Arizona State University, Summer Research Grant, $1,800 to study zero-based
budgeting in Arizona State Government - 1980.
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Association of Government Accountants - research grant $1,000 to study zero-based
budgeting in Arizona State Government - 1980.
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Federal Government Accountants Association, Social Accounting Manuscript
Award. "In recognition of an outstanding manuscript entitled, 'Social Auditing: The
State of the Art.' This article contributed to a better understanding of new and vital
frontiers in the accounting profession." 1975.
VI. Research Contributions
A. Editorial Activity
Co-Editor of Advances in Accounting Education formerly Accounting Education: A Journal of
Theory, Practice and Research, a research annual published by Elsevier, Inc. 1994 to 2006.
Volumes 1 and 2 and then Volumes 1-10.
Managing Editor of Research on Accounting Ethics, a research annual published by Elsevier,
Inc. 1998 - 2002. Volumes 6, 7, and 8.
Editor-in-Chief of Advances in Accounting, a research annual published by JAI Press, Inc. 19821994. Volumes 1-12.
Member of editorial board of Journal of Accounting Education - 1982 to 2000.
B. Publications
1. Books and Monographs
Test Booklet to accompany Wilcox and San Miguel, Introduction to Financial Accounting
(Harper & Row, Inc.) 1980 (with Michael A. Diamond)
Zero Base Budgeting in State Government: A Behavioral Analysis, (Association of Government
Accountants), 1982 (with Douglas A. Johnson).
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2. Articles
“Towards Achieving Diversity in Schools of Business: Ph.D. Project Alumni Recommendations
for the First Faculty Position,” Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences 2014, Vol. 44, #1 2129(with W. Darrell Walden).
“Using the Student Research Project to Integrate Macroeconomics and Statistics in the
Cost Accounting Curriculum,” American Journal of Business Education 2014, Vol. 7, #2 131142 (with Mahamood Hassan).
“Bringing The ‘Real, Global World’ Into The Classroom,” Advances in Accounting Education
2013, volume 12, 159-183 (with Alan Cherry).
“What’s the Rush? Some Concerns about the Pressure to Teach IFRS” American Journal of
Business Education 2013, Volume 6, #2, 161-176 (with Alan Cherry).
“From Doctoral Student to Faculty Member: Insights from Ph.D. Project Alumni,” Journal of
Diversity Management, Spring 2012, 35-46 (with W. Darrell Walden).
“The Ph.D. Project: How Successful Is It?” American Journal of Business Education, September
2011 volume 4, #9, 11-18 (with W. Darrell Walden).
“The Art of Publishing,” Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing, February 2011, volume 7,
#2, 125-133 (with Anthony Catanach, Jr.).
“Bringing IT Professionals and Graduate Students Together: A Capstone Course in an IT
Program,” Journal of Informatics Education Research, 8/3 (Spring 2006), 103-122 (with Ruth B.
Schwartz).
“History And Current Trends In E-Filing: A Survey of CPA Practitioners,” CPA Journal,
October, 2005 (with Tracey Anderson and Mark Fox).
“U.S. Doctoral Students’ Familiarity With Accounting Journals: Insights into Structure of the
U.S. Academy,” Critical Perspectives in Accounting, 16/3 (April 2005), 327-348 (with Paul
Williams and Satina Williams).
“Introducing and Reinforcing Learning Strategies with Accounting Students,” The Journal of
Accounting and Finance Research, 12, 3 (Summer 2004) (with Barbara Eide and Robert
Gruber).
“Accounting History in Introductory Financial Accounting Courses: An Exploratory Study,”
Journal of Education for Business, 77, 4 (March/April 2002), 198-203 (with Satina Williams).
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“A Comparison of the Impact of Summary Annual Reports and Complete Annual Reports on
Decision Making Behavior,” Business and Economic Review, (Fall 2001), 18-34.(with Kim B.
Tan and Heibatollah Sami).
“Auditing Accounting Databases,” Online, 26-1, (January/February 2002), 36-43 (with Michele
Russo).
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"The Effect of Organizational Culture and Ethical Orientation on Accountants’ Ethical
Judgments" Journal of Business Ethics. 34, 2 (November 2001), 101-201 (with Patricia C.
Douglas and Ronald Davidson).
“The Canfield Learning Styles Inventory: An Assessment of its Usefulness in Accounting
Education Research” Issues in Accounting Education (August, 2001), 341-366 (with Barbara
Eide and Marshall Geiger).
“Professional Commitment in Public Accounting: 120 vs. 150-hour Students” Critical
Perspectives in Accounting, XII, 5 (October, 2001) 627_645 (with Paul Clikeman and Mac
Lathan).
“Publishing: How Faculty Can Improve Their Performance” Accounting Educators’ Journal,
Vol. 12 (2000) no page numbers, www.aejournal.com (W. Darrell Walden).
“The Study Time Gap: Students’ and Instructors’ Estimation of Required Study Time” Advances
in Accounting Education, Volume II, (2000), 87-112 with Robert H. Sanborn and W. Darrell
Walden).
“Values as the Foundation for Moral Judgment: Theory and Evidence in an Accounting Context”
Research on Accounting Ethics Volume V (1999), 3-20 (with Patricia C. Douglas).
"Prioritizing the Profile of Capabilities Accounting Graduates Need," Accounting Educators'
Journal, Volume X, Number 1 (Fall 1998). 19-32 (with Alexander L. Gabbin).
"A Longitudinal Study of the Effect of Teaching Ethics Throughout the Accounting Curriculum"
Research in Accounting Ethics vol. IV, 1998, 89-112 (with Patricia C. Douglas).
“External Reviews - What is Being Done?" Journal of Accounting Education, Vol. 15, No. 4,
Fall 1997, 531-548 (with Richard G. Schroeder).
"Post Baccalaureate Certificate Programs: A Practical Approach For Dealing With Enrollment
Declines and The 150-Hour Requirement." The Accounting Educators' Journal, Vol. IX, No. 2,
Fall 1997, 109-115 (with Edward C. Spede).
"Environmental Disclosures and Public Policy Pressure." Journal of Accounting and Public
Policy , Vol. 16, No. 2, Summer, 1997, 125-154 (with W. Darrell Walden).
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"Audit Technology Structures' Effect on Probabilistic Judgment," Management Auditing
Journal, Vol. 11, No. 3, 1996, 17-24 (with Richard G. Schroeder and Alan Reinstein).
"An Exploratory Study of Accounting Students' Professional Attitudes: Implications for
Accounting Education," Research in Accounting Ethics volume 1, 1995, 315-330 (with Patricia
Douglas and Randolph T. Barker).
"The Effect of Firm Size on Probabilistic Judgment in Auditing," Midwestern Business and
Economic Review, Spring, 1995,49-60 (with Richard G. Schroeder and Alan Reinstein).
"Accounting Faculty/ Practitioners Partnership to Address Mutual Education Concerns," Issues
in Accounting Education, Spring, 1995, 195-204 (with James H. Bullock, Larry P. Scott et al).
"Organizational-Professional Commitment and Central Life Interests of Public Accountants: A
Firm Size and Level of Authority Analysis," Accounting Enquiries, February, 1993, 405-442
(with Richard G. Schroeder, Jack M. Cathey, and Alan Reinstein).
"The Effects of Gender and Hierarchical Level on the Central Life Interests and Organizational Professional Commitment of Public Accountants," Advances in Public Interest Accounting
Volume 5, 1993, 201-229 (with Richard Schroeder and Donna L. Street).
"The Impact of Audit Technology Approach on Organizational- Professional Commitment in
Large Public Accounting Firms" Advances in Accounting, Vol. 10, 1992, 175-195 (with Alan
Reinstein and Richard Schroeder).
"Are Firms Complying With the Minimum Standards for Interim Financial Reporting?"
Accounting Horizons, March, 1992, 75-87 (with Ruth Ann McEwen).
"Methods of Pension Liability Disclosure and Their Effect on Credit Evaluation: An
Experiment," Behavioral Research in Accounting, vol. 4, 1992, 49-62 (with Heibatollah Sami).
"Constituent Group Support for Professional Schools of Accountancy," Business and Economic
Review Fall, 1991, 103-110 (with Philip M. J. Reckers).
"Accounting Department Retreats," The Woman CPA, Winter, 1991, 25-27 (with Mary Anne
Gaffney).
"Employee Loyalty, Professional Commitment and Audit Approach," Today's CPA, JanuaryFebruary, 1991, 32-35 (with Richard G. Schroeder, Alan Reinstein).
"An Experiment to Determine the Effects of a Behavior Modification Intervention Program on
Anxiety Levels and Achievement of Students in Principles of Accounting Courses," Journal of
Accounting Education, Fall, 1989, 149-169 (with Corolyn Clark).
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"Honors Programs in Accounting," Issues in Accounting Education, Spring, 1988, 79-87 (with
Mary Anne Gaffney).
"The Benefits of Serving on an Accounting Advisory Board," The Journal of Accountancy,
January, 1988, 124 (with Lawrence S. Simon).
"Managing Accounting Anxiety: A Positive Intervention as a Principles of Accounting
Component," Journal of Education for Business, December, 1987, 136-141 (with Corolyn
Clark).
"Alternative Methods of Accounting for Unfunded Pension Liabilities and Their Effect on Credit
Evaluations: An Experiment," Business and Economic Review, Fall, 1987, 13-30 (with
Heibatollah Sami, Bart P. Hartman).
"User Attitudes Toward Selected Professional Developments," Accounting Horizons, June, 1987,
43-48 (with Philip M. J. Reckers).
"A Comparison of Practitioner and Educator Opinions on Tax Education Requirements for
Undergraduate Accounting Majors," Issues in Accounting Education, Spring, 1987, 112-126
(with David Stout).
"Accounting for Stock Dividends and Stock Splits: Time for a Change," National Public
Accountant, March, 1986, 24-26 (with Thomas F. Monahan).
"Stock Dividends vs. Stock Splits: Normative vs. Descriptive Approaches to Accounting
Education," Issues in Accounting Education, Spring, 1986, 123-131 (with Thomas F. Monahan).
"Department of Accounting Advisory Board: A Method of Communicating with the Business
and Professional Community,"Journal of Accounting Education, Spring, 1985, 179-184 (with
Stephen L. Fogg).
"An Investigation of Publications in Accounting Journals: 1970 Through 1982," Journal of
Accounting Education, Fall, 1984, 97-110.
"Deferred Taxes: Compliance and Understandability," Journal of Accounting, Auditing and
Finance, Spring, 1983, 244-253.
"Communication Between Practitioners and Educators," National Public Accountant, October,
1982,22-28.
"Dollar Value LIFO For the 1980s: An Evaluation of One Company's Experience," CPA
Journal, April, 1982, 42-46.
"Predicting Grade Performance For Intermediate Accounting," Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, July,
1982, 117-127 (with Richard Burdick).
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"How a CPA Firm Can Analyze the Market For Its Services," The Ohio CPA Journal, Winter,
1982, 11-22 (with Jerry Gotlieb).
"Should You Use Multiple Asset Accounts?" CPA Journal, October, 1981, 25-31 (with Steven
A. Limberg).
"Dollar Value LIFO For Manufacturers and Processors," CPA Journal, July, 1981, 31-37 (with
Michael A. Diamond).
"Income Tax Allocation: It Is Time For a Change," Journal of Accounting, Auditing and
Finance, Spring, 1981, 238-247.
"Bringing Zero-Base Budgeting Into Focus," Managerial Planning, March-April, 1981, 24-27.
"Zero-Base Budgeting in Arizona State Government," Government Accountants' Journal,
Winter, 1980-81, 39-46.
"Partial Income Tax Allocation and Deferred Taxation," Management International Review,
April, 1980, 74-82.
"Earnings Per Share: Compliance and Understandability," Journal of Accounting, Auditing and
Finance, Fall, 1980, 47-56 (with Richard Flaherty).
"Is 'Dollar Value' LIFO For You?" CPA Journal, July, 1980, 33-40 (with Michael A. Diamond).
"Implementing a Zero-Base Budgeting System," Arizona Business, April, 1980, 9-18.
"Introducing Accounting Students to the Real World," The Woman CPA, April, 1980, 26-29.
"A University Curriculum for Prospective Internal Auditors," The Internal Auditor, April, 1980,
47-64 (with John W. Lovejoy and H. Ronald Pitt).
"Social Accounting Revisited," Government Accountants' Journal, Winter, 1979-80, 43-48.
"A Decision-Tree Approach to Applying APB Opinion No. 29: Accounting for Non-Monetary
Transactions," National Public Accountant, November, 1979, 16-21 (with H. Ronald Pitt).
"Accounting Education: Beyond the Stereotype," The Woman CPA, October, 1979, 26-28 (with
Michael A. Diamond).
3. Publications in Proceedings
Publications in Proceedings - All are refereed
National - refereed
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“U.S. Doctoral Students’ Familiarity With Accounting Journals: Insights into Structure of the
U.S. Academy,” Proceedings of the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta;
August, 2001 (with Paul Williams and Satina Williams).
“The Canfield Learning Styles Inventory: An Assessment of its Usefulness in Accounting
Education Research,” Proceedings of the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting,
Atlanta; August, 2001 (with Barbara Eide and Marshall Geiger).
“ Professional Commitment in Public Accounting: 120 vs. 150-hour Students” Proceedings of
the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting; Philadelphia; August, 2000 (with Paul
Clikeman).
“The Study Time Gap: Students’ and Instructors’ Estimation of Required Study Time,”
Proceedings of the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting; San Diego; August, 1999
(with Robert H. Sanborn and W. Darrell Walden).
“Publishing: How Faculty Can Improve Their Performance,” Proceedings of the American
Accounting Association Annual Meeting; New Orleans; August, 1998 (with W. Darrell Walden).
“The Effect of CPA Firm Culture on Personal Values and Ethical Judgment: Assessing “The
Tone at the Top”,” presented at the Third Annual AAA Ethics Conference; New Orleans;
August, 1998 (with Patricia C. Douglas).
"Factors That Hinder Upward Mobility of Women in Public Accounting Firms," presented at the
Sixth Annual Conference of Women & Work; Arlington, Texas; May, 1990 (with Richard
Schroeder and Donna L. Street).
"The Impact of Audit Technology Structure on Organizational-Professional Commitment and
Central Life Interests in Large Public Accounting Firms,"Proceedings of the American
Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii; August, 1989 (with Richard
Schroeder and Alan Reinstein).
"The Impact of Teaching Public Interest Accounting on Undergraduate Accounting Students,"
Proceedings of the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana;
August, 1983 (with Wayne Bremser and Jiunn Huang).
"Estimating Deferred Taxation Using Partial Tax Allocation and Determining Its Impact on the
Financial Statements: An Empirical Study," Proceedings of the American Accounting
Association Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado; August, 1978.
Regional – refereed
“What Entering Accounting Doctoral Students Think and Know Before They Begin Their
Studies,” Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting Association Meeting,
Wilmington, Delaware; March, 2000.
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“Accounting History in Introductory Financial Accounting Courses: An Exploratory Study ,”
Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting Association Meeting, Wilmington,
Delaware; March, 2000 (with Satina Williams).
“A Comparison of the Impact of Summary Annual Reports and Complete Annual Reports on
Investment and Credit Decisions,” Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting
Association Meeting, Harrisburg, PA; March, 1999. and the Proceedings of the Western Region
American Accounting Association Meeting; Newport Beach, CA; May, 1999 (with Kim Tan and
Heibatollah Sami).
“The Study Time Gap: Students’ and Instructors’ Estimation of Required Study Time,”
Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting Association Meeting, Harrisburg,
PA; March, 1999. and the Proceedings of the Western Region American Accounting Association
Meeting; Newport Beach, CA; May, 1999 (with Robert H. Sanborn and W. Darrell Walden).
"Post Baccalaureate Certificate Programs: A Practical Approach For Dealing With The 150-Hour
Requirement," Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting Association
Meeting, Philadelphia; March, 1996 (with Edward C. Spede).
"Organizational-Professional Commitment and Central Life Interests: A Firm Size and Level of
Authority Analysis," Proceedings of the Western Region American Accounting Association
Meeting, San Jose, CA; May, 1992 (with Richard Schroeder and Alan Reinstein).
"The Effect of Firm Size on Probabilistic Judgment in Auditing," Proceedings of the Southeast
Region American Accounting Association Meeting, Charlotte, N.C.; April, 1992 (with Richard
Schroeder, Alan Reinstein).
"Alternative Pension Liability Disclosure and the Effect of Credit Evaluation: An Experiment,"
Proceedings of the Southeast Region American Accounting Association Meeting, Birmingham,
AL; April, 1991 (with Heibatollah Sami).
"The Effect of Audit Technology Structure on Probabilistic Judgment in Auditing," Critical
Perspectives on Auditing Symposium, New York, March, 1991 (with Richard Schroeder and
Alan Reinstein).
"Audit Technology and Audit Judgment," Critical Prespectives on Auditing Symposium, Albany,
NY; April, 1990 (with Alan Reinstein and Richard Schroeder).
"The Importance of the Time Factor in the Performance Evaluation of Auditors: An Emphasis on
the Evaluator," Proceedings of the Mid-Atlantic Region American Accounting Association
Meeting, Arlington, VA; April, 1990 (with Heibatollah Sami).
"The Importance of Selected Variables in the On-Campus Recruiting with International CPA
Firms," Proceedings of the Midwest Region American Accounting Association Meeting, Chicago,
Illinois; April, 1990 (with Joseph Larkin).
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"The Impact of Audit Technology Structure on Organizational-Professional commitment and
Central Life Interests in Large Public Accounting Firms," Proceedings of the Decision Sciences
Institute Western Regional Meeting, Monterey, California; April, 1989 (with Richard Schroeder
and Alan Reinstein).
"Accounting Department Retreats," Proceedings of the Southwest Region American Accounting
Association Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana; March, 1989 (with Mary Anne Gaffney).
"Constituent Group Support for Professional Schools of Accountancy," Proceedings of the
Midwest Accounting Society Meeting, Chicago, Illinois; March, 1988 (with Philip M. J. Reckers).
"Alternative Methods of Accounting for Unfunded Pension Liabilities and their Effect on Credit
Evaluations: an Experiment," Proceedings of the Western Region Meeting of the American
Accounting Association, Costa Mesa, California; April, 1986, and Proceedings of the Southeast
Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Birmingham, AL; April, 1991 (with
Heibatollah Sami and Bart Hartman).
Bill N. Schwartz and Thomas F. Monahan, "Accounting for Stock Dividends and Stock Splits:
Time For a Change," Proceedings of the Midwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting
Association, Chicago, Illinois; March, 1986.
"A Technique for Coping With the Problems of Introductory Accounting," Proceedings of the
Southwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, New Orleans, Louisiana;
March, 1985; and Proceedings of the Midwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting
Association, Chicago, Illinois; March, 1985.
"A Method of Communicating With the Business and Professional Community," Proceedings of
the Southwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, New Orleans, Louisiana;
March, 1985; and Proceedings of the Midwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting
Association, Chicago, Illinois; March, 1985.
"Publications - Who, When and Where," Proceedings of the Midwest Region Meeting of the
American Accounting Association, Chicago, Illinois; March, 1983.
"Deferred Taxes - How Well Is It Being Reported?" Proceedings of the Southwest Region
Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Houston, Texas; March, 1983.
"Developing Future Accounting Curricula: A Different Approach," Proceedings of the Southwest
Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Dallas, Texas; March, 1982.
"Admission Standards For Intermediate Accounting: A Preliminary Study," Proceedings of the
Western Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Fresno, California; May, 1981
(with Robert Greenberg).
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"Partial Tax Allocation - A New Technique for International Accounting," Proceedings of the
Southwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, New Orleans, Louisiana;
March, 1981.
“Encouraging Students to Pursue an Accounting Career," Proceedings of the Western Region
Meeting of the American Accounting Association, San Diego, California; May, 1980.
"The Placement of Accounting Graduates: Expectations and Reality," Proceedings of the MidAtlantic Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Morgantown, West Virginia;
April, 1980 (with H. Ronald Pitt).
"Private Industry Accounting: The Divergence Between Student Preferences and Employers'
Hiring Practices," Proceedings of the Southwest Region Meeting of the American Accounting
Association, San Antonio, Texas; March, 1980 (with George H. Bohlander).
Papers Delivered All are refereed
"Prioritizing the Profile of Capabilities Accounting Graduates Need," Northeast Region
American Accounting Association Meeting, New York; April, 1996 (with Alexander L. Gabbin)
(No proceedings published).
"Department of Accounting Advisory Board: A Method of Communicating with the Business
and Professional Community," presented at the Western Region Meeting of the American
Accounting Association; Tucson, Arizona; May, 1984 (with Stephen L. Fogg) (No proceedings
published).
"Attitudes Toward Zero-Base Budgeting: An Empirical Analysis," presented at the Western
Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association; Reno, Nevada; April, 1979 (with
James L. Chan) (No proceedings published).
"The Multiple Goals of Accounting Curricula: A New Perspective," presented at the Western
Region Meeting of the American Accounting Association; San Jose, California; May, 1977 (with
Michael A. Diamond) (No proceedings published).
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