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ICYMI | The Prevalence of CPAs in the Accounting Academy

By  Charles E. Jordan, DBA, CPA and Stanley J. Clark, PhD, CPA

October 2018 0

In Brief How much practical experience an accounting professor needs to be an effective educator has been a longstanding question within the accounting academy. Research…

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ICYMI | A Positive Look at Accounting Education

By  Nicholas J. Mastracchio, PhD, CPA

September 2018 0

In Brief As the demands placed on professionals in all fields continue to change rapidly, particular attention has been paid to accounting education programs. There…

Letters to the Editor

Finding Ideal Accounting Faculty

By  Jeffry Haber, PhD, CPA

December 2017 0

What a terrific issue (September 2017)! There were so many thoughtful and relevant articles related to accounting education that it was hard to narrow down…

Letters to the Editor

Creating Synergy Between Academics and Professionals

By  Alan D. Jagolinzer

December 2017 0

I read, with some interest, the recent special issue (September 2017) on accounting education, which discussed pedagogical changes needed to create synergy between academics and…

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What’s Wrong (and Right) with Accounting Education

By  Allan B. Afterman, PhD, CPA

December 2017 0

I just finished reading the September 2017 issue. It was a very good overview of what's wrong (and right) with accounting education. The takeaways for…

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How Business Schools Can Integrate Data Analytics into the Accounting Curriculum

By  Miklos A. Vasarhelyi, PhD, Norbert Tschakert, PhD, CPA, CFF, CITP, CFE, CIA, CMA, Julia Kokina, PhD, CPA and Stephen Kozlowski, CPA, CGMA

October 2017 0

The demand for accountants with data analytics skills is growing rapidly, providing for exceptional career opportunities. A recent McKinsey Global Institute study asserted that, even…

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Is the Accounting Profession Committed to Closing the Skills Gap?

By  Jeff Thomson, CMA, CAE

October 2017 0

Accounting's open secret has several names—the skills gap, the education bubble, the talent shortage. Regardless, the challenge has remained the same for half a century.…

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Using Accounting Advisory Boards

A Way to Promote Collaboration Between Faculty and Practitioners

By  Gregory Tapis, PhD, CPA, CISA, CMA, CFM, CFE and John S. Delaney, DBA, CPA, CMA, CIA

October 2017 0

In Brief Many accountants believe there is a gap between the classroom and real-world practice. One approach accounting departments have tried to close the gap…

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The Prevalence of CPAs in the Accounting Academy

By  Charles E. Jordan, DBA, CPA and Stanley J. Clark, PhD, CPA

September 2017 0

In Brief How much practical experience an accounting professor needs to be an effective educator has been a longstanding question within the accounting academy. Research…

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ICYMI | Prescribing an Accounting Curriculum

Shaping a New Vision for Accounting Education

By  David Crawford, PhD, CPA

September 2017 0

The lack of professional unity in the accounting profession has led to external influence over the shape of accounting education. Unified leadership would better serve…

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