...Casey J. Colson; Denise McWilliams; DeJarvis Oliver; Divesh S. Sharma; Candace Witherspoon ABSTRACT Despite implementing diversity and inclusion initiatives in accounting academia, we lack a deep understanding of the experiences of historically underrepresented individuals (HUIs), including...

...Josette R. E. Pelzer; Danielle Booker; Nadra Pencle; Veena L. Brown ABSTRACT This study explores the viability of case studies as a tool to help advance efforts toward decolonization of the accounting curriculum by incorporating the perspectives and experiences of underrepresented minorities (URMs...

...Amrinder Khosa; Steven Burch; Esin Ozdil ABSTRACT The delivery of accounting higher education in Australia has been heavily dependent on casual academic staff in light of increased enrolments of national and international students. Although research to date has emphasized the demanding aspects...

...Robert M. Bowen; S. Jane Jollineau; Glenn M. Pfeiffer ABSTRACT Students want to know why accounting and auditing are important. The Information Game is a classroom resource that introduces the role of accounting, the value of information, the value of auditing, and the importance...

... provide sufficient instructor resources so that educators can replicate this cheating solution, and describe our findings after employing this macro cheating solution in 1,611 Excel projects administered in our Accounting Department. We also discuss the results of a student survey that captures...

...Victoria B. McWilliams; Michael F. Peters ABSTRACT In response to external pressures for a business curriculum that recognizes how business decisions are made, the Villanova School of Business has a six-credit-hour, team-taught course that integrates the introductory financial accounting course...

... to the transfer of accounting course credits, primarily the Principles of Accounting course, from two-year (i.e., community) colleges to four-year universities. Most of these developments are financial in nature, with some directly related to the current economic downturn. For instance, the steady rise...

...Dan S. Deines; Joseph Bittner; Glenda Eichman ABSTRACT The accounting profession will experience a 50 percent decline in its ranks in the next ten years as accounting professionals from the Baby Boomer generation retire. To replace these professionals, the accounting profession will have...