Accountancy: Faculty Presentations (1998-2021)

 

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from 2017

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Teaching Teachers to Teach, Kimberly Dunn, Stephanie A. Hairston, Mark Kohlbeck, Charlene P. Spiceland, and J. David Spiceland

The Strategic Virtues of Legal Uncertainty: Evidence from China, Justin W. Evans

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Assessment of Oral Presentations in an Undergraduate Accounting Program: An Application of Videotapes, Role Play and Student Involvement, Leslie B. Fletcher, Linda G. Mullen, and Gloria J. Stuart

Innocent Spouse Relief: An Analysis, Michael Wiggins

from 2015

Cleaning Up After Fraudsters, Thomas A. Buckhoff

Cleaning Up After Fraudsters, Thomas A. Buckhoff

Conducting Effective Fraud Investigations, Thomas A. Buckhoff

How to Tell if Someone is Lying, Thomas A. Buckhoff

Introduction to Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting, Thomas A. Buckhoff

The Top 20 Fraud Schemes, Thomas A. Buckhoff

The Top Five Fraud Schemes, Thomas A. Buckhoff

Why Internal Controls Often Fail, Thomas A. Buckhoff

Research and Publishing in Forensic Accounting, Timothy Pearson

from 2014

Catching Fraudsters with Their Hands in the Till, Thomas A. Buckhoff