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2008/2009 Annual Report Director's Circle Donors Contribute Online or Print Donor Form The BMACC Program: Bachelor’s (B) and Master’s degree in Accounting (MACC) SDSU’s Beta Alpha Psi Wins Gold Challenge Award Dr. Damon Fleming Named Ernst & Young Faculty Fellow SDSU Competes in the KPMG – ALPFA Competition New SDSU Accounting Grad Awarded Essay Prize San Diego Business Journal Honors John Burke SDSU Accounting Students Lobby Sacramento President of SDSU’s BAP Chapter Selected for NASBA Panel Capstone Accounting 790 Class Celebrated Completing MSA Program SDSU Students Bring Financial Literacy to High School Students Accounting Student Chosen for Moss Adams Competition SDSU Accounting Students Operate Free Tax Clinic |
Faculty News
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Dr. Chee Chow (accountancy) has been named the third most prolific author of accounting literature in academic accounting journals for the past half century (1959 – 2008). The numbers on the most prolific authors was compiled by Jean L. Heck from Saint Joseph's University. Chow has either authored or co-authored 53 papers that have been published in one of the top 26 "core" accounting journals. Chow was also placed at 45th in number of papers published in the top five accounting journals. |
Dr. David DeBoskey (accountancy): A paper titled “Enhancing Teaching Effectiveness of Financial Accounting to Chinese Executives – A Case Study and Generalized Approach” has been accepted for publication in the November 2009 issue of Issues in Accounting Education.
A paper with A. Jiang titled “Earnings Management and Industry Specialization In Post-SOX Era: An Examination of the Banking Industry” presented at the American Accounting Association annual meeting, New York City, August 1 – 5, 2009.
Served as a discussant and moderator at the American Accounting Association annual meeting, New York City, August 1 – 5, 2009.
Drs. David DeBoskey, Leon Chan and G.E. Whittenburg (accountancy): A paper titled “The Impact of the Managerial Ownership Concentration on the Usage of Independent Contractors in Operations” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Business and Accounting.
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Drs. Damon M. Fleming, Steve Gill and G.E. Whittenburg (accountancy): A paper titled “Uncertain Tax Positions: Reconciling the Existing Evidence” was published in the Journal of Legal Tax Research.
Drs. Damon M. Fleming and Chee Chow (accountancy): A paper with G. Huang titled “Exploring Taiwanese Auditors Ethical Reasoning Level” was published in Accounting Research Monthly.
A paper with W. Su titled “An Exploratory Study of Chinese Accounting Students’ and Auditors’ Audit-Specific Ethical Reasoning” was presented at the 2009 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, August 2009.
A paper with G.M. Chen titled “Strategy, Performance Measurement Systems, and Performance: A Study of Chinese Firms” was published in The International Journal of Accounting.
A paper with W. Su titled “An Exploratory Study of Chinese Accounting Students’ and Auditors’ Audit-Specific Ethical Reasoning” was presented at the 2009 China Accounting and Finance Review International Symposium, Nanjing, PRC, June 2009.
A paper with G-M. Chen titled “Strategy, Performance Measurement and Reward Systems, and Performance: A Study of Chinese Firms” was presented at the 2008 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, August 2008.
A paper with W. Su titled “An Examination of Chinese Accounting Students’ and Auditors’ Audit-specific Ethical Reasoning” was presented at the 13th Annual Ethics Research Symposium, August 2008.
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Sharon Lightner Drs. Damon M. Fleming and Sharon M. Lightner (accountancy): A paper with Robin Romanus titled “The Effect of Professional Context on Accounting Students’ Moral Reasoning” was published in Issues in Accounting Education.
Dr. Damon M. Fleming (accountancy): A paper titled “Management Forecast Characteristics: Effects on Venture Capital Investment Screening Judgments” was published in Behavioral Research in Accounting.
A paper with R. Romanus and J. Maher titled “Auditor Industry Specialization and Accounting Restatements” was published in Accounting Horizons.
A paper with C. D. Allport and W. Kerler titled “The Impact of Task and Evidence Frames on Profitability Expectations” was presented at the 2009 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, August 2009.
Served as the Research Conference Liaison for the Accounting, Behavior, and Organizations (ABO) Section for the 2009 AAA Annual Meeting.
Received the 2009 Outstanding Faculty Contribution Award from the College of Business Administration for his excellence in teaching, research, and service.
Dr. Janie Chang (accountancy): A paper with R. Hwang titled “The Effect of Litigation Environment of Auditors’ Decisions to Accept Clients’ Aggressive Reporting” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Accounting and Public Policy. Delivered a presentation with K. Chou titled “Issues Concerning XBRL-Based Financial Reporting: Lessons Learned from the SEC Voluntary Filing Program” at the Western American Accounting Association annual meeting, San Diego, California, April 23 – 25, 2009. |
Drs. Victoria Krivogorsky and Gary Grudnitski (accountancy): A paper titled “Country-Specific Institutional Effects on Ownership Concentration and Performance of Continental European Firms” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Governance and Management.
A paper titled “Dominant Owners and Financial Performance of Continental European Firms” was accepted for presentation at the Academy of International Business’ 2009 annual meeting, San Diego, California, June 27 – 30, 2009.
A paper with D. Dick (ESSEC, France) “The Association between Bank Debt and Performance of Continental European Firms” has been accepted for presentation at the Euroasia Business and Economic Society’s annual conference in Istanbul, Turkey, June 1 - 3, 2009.
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Dr. Victoria Krivogorsky (accountancy): A paper with D. Dick (ESSEC, France) “The Analysis of Latest Changes in Corporate Governance Regulations and Practices in Europe” was accepted for presentation at the European Accounting Association annual meeting in Tampere, Finland, May 12 – 15, 2009.
Appointed to chair the 32nd Annual Congress session at the European Accounting Association annual meeting in Tampere, Finland, May 12 – 15, 2009.
A paper with K. Ferres and J. Wallace titled “Shifting Paradigms for Regulating Executive Compensation: An Analysis of Accounting and Tax Standards” was accepted for publication in Research in Accounting Regulations.
Drs. Carol Venable and James Williamson (accountancy): A paper titled “From Tokens to Avatars: Accounting Technology Has Been A Leader In The Evolution Of Human Society” was presented at the Western Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Kauai, Hawaii, April 7 -11, 2009. |
Dr. Steve Gill (accountancy): Served on a panel titled “Getting Ready for the Job Market – Finding the Right School” at the 2009 KPMG/American Taxation Association Tax Doctoral Consortium in Orlando, Florida, February 19, 2009.
Chang, C. Janie, Gong-Meng Chen and Chee Chow, “Exploring the Desirability and Feasibility of Reforming China’s Governmental Accounting System,” Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting and Financial Management, Vol. 20, No. 4, 2008, pp. 523-550.
Peng, Jacob and C. Janie Chang, “Applying XBRL in an Accounting Information System Design using the REA Approach: An Instructional Case,” presented at the Mid-year Joint Conference of Information Systems and Strategic and Emerging Technology Sections of the AAA, Charleston, South Carolina, January, 2009.