... professionally oriented faculty Pathways Commission mission integration Professionally oriented faculty tend to bring better connections to practitioners and more real world experiences to students. They improve the quality of executive education programs, better prepare students for careers, and can...

... demonstrate the greatest publishing breadth, while most other non-academic contributors appear to focus on one journal. Editor's note: Accepted by Elizabeth Dreike Almer. 7 2019 12 2019 2020 Pathways Commission practitioner journals research authors In terms...

...Mary S. Stone ABSTRACT The premise of this essay is that teaching is a continuous learning experience. Experiential learning theory and insights from the Pathways Commission provide the framework for my reflections. I provide examples of learning from books beyond the scope of accounting...

...Anne L. Schnader; Kimberly D. Westermann; Denise Hanes Downey; Jay C. Thibodeau ABSTRACT This article describes the details of a mentorship program implemented by one university to train accounting doctoral candidates as educators, thus responding to calls by the Pathways Commission (2012...

... to “connect the accounting body of knowledge to a map of competencies” and to create “curricular models for the future” ( Pathways Commission 2012 , 37, 75), and it includes a literature review that spans the scope and focus of accounting education, the value proposition for accounting (i.e., specification...

...Richard A. (Dick) Riley, Jr.; Ernest R. Cadotte; Leff Bonney; Christelle MacGuire ABSTRACT This paper presents a learning strategy that demonstrates how integrated business simulations can be used to enhance accounting education. The Pathways Commission report takes a broad view...

...William H. Black ABSTRACT The Pathways Commission examined accounting education in the United States in response to a recommendation from the U.S. Treasury Advisory Committee on the Auditing Profession. This paper summarizes the Pathways activities and process during 2010 and 2011, and sets forth...