Annual Report School of Accountancy
IN THIS ISSUE MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR............3 ABOUT US................................................................5 STUDENT NEWS..................................................6 DEVELOPMENT...................................................11 ADVISORY BOARD...........................................13 FACULTY NEWS..................................................14 FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS...............15
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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR
DEAR SOA ALUMNI, SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS, Welcome to the 2022 – 2023 annual report of the Kennesaw State University School of Accountancy. This has been another exciting and eventful year. The SOA’s faculty, staff, and students continue to make major strides on all fronts. This year’s report will highlight some of those efforts and notable achievements of the past academic year. The redesigned Master of Accounting 2 in 2 program, (where students complete the MAcc and the CPA exam in two semesters) continues to enjoy high demand from both students and employers in contrast to reports of declining enrollments across the country. We have built a cutting-edge graduate curriculum that not only includes advanced systems and analytics, but also incorporates preparing and sitting for the CPA exam. Students are given the tools to jumpstart their accounting careers, with 100 percent securing professional placement before the end of the first semester. The Michael J. Coles College of Business Ph.D. in Business Administration’s Accounting concentration continues to see high demand, with candidates drawn to this innovative research program that specifically prepares them for academic careers. As AACSB-accredited institutions, the Coles College and SOA are committed to continuous improvement. Graduates from our Ph.D. program continue
to earn tenure-track AACSB accredited faculty positions, while our alumni research output as ranked by BYU Accounting rankings continues to place us ahead of many acclaimed research programs. In the Fall of 2022, we welcomed one new research faculty to the SOA – Dr. Andrew Trotman. Assistant Professor Trotman joins us from Northeastern University after having earned his Ph.D. from Bond University in Australia. We also welcomed a new full-time teaching-focused Lecturer, Amy Hrinsin, CPA from NC State University. These new faculty will undoubtedly have a significant impact on our students and their research. During 2022 we also added Amanda York as Assistant Director of Strategic Partnerships, and Daniela Schaich as Strategic Partnership Liaison to round out our amazing SOA staff team. It is a great honor to work with the faculty and staff of the School of Accountancy to serve the needs of our dedicated students as we prepare them for their future in the accounting profession. Whether you are an alum of the SOA, a Partner of our employer scholarship program, a recruiter of our graduates, or a supporter and contributor to the vision and work of the SOA – thank you for all you do on behalf of our students. Go Owls!!!
Steven W. Smalt, Ph.D., CPA DIRECTOR, SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY
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Kennesaw State University is one of the 12 Internal Auditing Education Partnership (IAEP) program universities recognized as an “IIA Center of Excellence.”
The KSU School of Accountancy ranks 57th in the world for the number of accounting research articles published in leading journals during the past 12 years, according to Brigham Young University. KSU also ranks 17th in Audit Research, 48th in Tax Research, and 82nd in Financial Accounting Research.
BYU ranks KSU 4th in the world for the number of Accounting Education Research articles published in leading journals during the last 12 years.
BYU ranks KSU 55th in the world in Relevance of Accounting Research (ROAR) to accounting professionals in the last six years.
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ABOUT US
The Kennesaw State University School of Accountancy is the largest in Georgia with more than 1,046 undergraduate students, 32 MAcc students, and 10 Ph.D. students. In 2020-2021, Diverse Issues in Higher Education ranked KSU 30th in the nation for the number of accounting degrees conferred to minorities.
VISION
We aspire to be a nationally recognized leader in influencing the accounting profession by educating our students, performing relevant research, and engaging with the profession.
MISSION
The mission of the School of Accountancy at Kennesaw State University is to: provide a high-quality accounting education to a diverse student group; prepare successful accounting professionals and future leaders in local, national, and global organizations; and influence the accounting profession through relevant research and professional engagement. We will achieve these goals by promoting teaching and research excellence, delivering innovative undergraduate and graduate programs, and fostering an ethical environment of intellectual curiosity, innovation, and collegiality.
AACSB Kennesaw State University School of Accountancy undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degree programs in accounting are separately accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB – International), the premier accrediting body for business schools around the world. AACSB – International accreditation represents the SOA’s achievement to continuously meet a rigorous set of quality accounting standards.
IAEP The Internal Auditing Education Partnership (IAEP) program was developed by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) to meet the growing demand for internal audit education at colleges and universities. Kennesaw State University is one of only 12 institutions worldwide recognized as an IIA Center of Excellence.
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STUDENT NEWS
BAP The Iota Tau Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) had an excellent year of events and activities. In November 2022, for the 5th consecutive year, our chapter was recognized as a Superior Chapter by Beta Alpha Psi International. Students completed a collective of 621.8 professional development hours and 573.5 community service hours in the 2022-2023 academic year, including a new service opportunity with Junior Achievement at the World Congress Center in Atlanta. KSU’s BAP chapter has nearly 150 members and hosted 20 companies during the year. NABA The School of Accountancy has a National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) chapter. NABA promotes the tremendous benefits of studying accounting and exposes its members to a vast array of career opportunities as well as a number of social outlets. INTERNAL AUDIT CENTER ACTIVITIES As an approved Internal Auditing Education Partnership Center of Excellence, the School of Accountancy’s Internal Audit Center (IAC) continues to influence accounting students at the undergraduate and graduate levels by offering IAEP Certification to those who qualify. Eligibility requires pursuing opportunities in internal
auditing through case competitions, conference participation, career fairs, and guest lectures. These activities place a high demand on students. More than 60 students earned IAEP certification this academic year, more than any other institution in the country. Some key events for the Internal Audit Center this year included the 17th Annual Internal Audit/ Advisory Student Day and Career Fair, the 4th Annual IA Awareness Day, and the IIA Atlanta and IIA Global Student Conferences, where our students were among the top three winning teams, both in undergraduate and graduate categories. The 17th Annual Internal Audit/Advisory Student Day and Career Fair, co-hosted by the Internal Audit Center, the School of Accountancy, Beta Alpha Psi, and NABA, drew more than 50 students and 20 professional stakeholders. Students connected with practitioners on how to apply knowledge from courses in accounting, finance, information systems, and information security to their professional careers. The Annual IA Awareness Day event exposes students majoring in accounting, finance or information systems to career pathways in internal audit and advisory. In 2022, more than 75 students from four colleges and one high school across Georgia connected with 20+ professionals to learn about their experiences in Internal Audit.
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STUDENT NEWS
The MAcc program achieved 100 percent job placement for the Class of 2023. Students secured placement by October 2022. Two outstanding MAcc students, Michelle E. Lopez and Jorge Callejas, passed all four parts of the CPA Exam in record time, starting in the fall and wrapping up by mid-February (six months from their first exam). Jorge was our first-ever “3 in 2” student. Not only did he complete his MAcc and CPA in two semesters (2 in 2 program), but he also completed the exams for his CIA (Certified Internal Auditor) as well (making it a 3 in 2)! The MAcc program achieved an important milestone when Gillian Barnes became the
The Internal Audit Center received $9,000 in grant funding for a graduate research assistant from the Institute of Internal Auditors’ global headquarters. In addition, the IAC and SOA sponsored more than 30 Chief Audit Executives from Georgia firms to host guest lectures in MAcc and undergraduate classes. This year the IAC was recertified as a Center of Excellence for the upcoming five years, 2023 – 2028. MACC The 12th cohort of the Master of Accounting program (our fifth cohort of the new 2 in 2 MAcc program) graduated in May 2023. The 2 in 2 program sees students earning their MAcc degree and sitting for the CPA exam in two semesters. Meanwhile, the upcoming 13th cohort currently has 32 students enrolled. Through the 2022-2023 peer and professional mentoring programs, students were mentored by chief audit executives and corporate tax executives from firms including The Coca-Cola Company, Genuine Parts Company, Delta Air Lines, Mohawk Industries, and McKinsey & Company. In August 2022, the SOA and MAcc program hosted the first MAcc Networking Luncheon. The event allowed students to engage with 14 professionals from corporate and public accounting firms in Metro Atlanta and hear from five top executives about their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the accounting profession.
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first MAcc student to publish a refereed journal article—“Fraud Brainstorming Sessions and Interviews in a Remote World: Initial Evidence”, co-authored with Dana Hermanson. It will be published in Journal of Forensic and Investigative Accounting . PH.D. Three students in the Ph.D. in Business Administration program graduated with accounting concentrations in May 2023. Two students have successfully defended their proposals and are gathering data to work toward their final dissertation defenses. Five other candidates have finished their coursework and are preparing for comprehensive examinations. All have identified dissertation committee chairs from the SOA faculty and are making satisfactory progress to defend their proposals. In 2022, BYU successfully ranked the research of our Ph.D. alumni in the top 100 in the world. Ph.D. alumni continue to be placed in AACSB tenure-track faculty lines.
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FINANCIAL REPORTING ROUNDTABLE
The School of Accountancy continued its sponsorship of the successful Financial Reporting Roundtable (FRR), which consists of financial reporting professionals from the 20 largest for- profit publicly traded companies headquartered in the State of Georgia. In 2022, SOA hosted a meeting and facilitated the remaining six at member headquarters. These meetings provide a forum for “off the record” discussions, the sharing of experiences, and insights regarding various accounting topics. As in prior years, the FRR invited a member from a relevant regulatory institution (FASB, SEC, PCAOB, ISSB, etc.). In November 2022, Jeff Hales, an International Sustainability Standards Board member, presented to the group at an in-person meeting hosted by KSU. This year, Dr. Mary Hill continued to serve as Director of the FRR. Dr. Hill’s research and interests in financial reporting directly aligns with the objectives of the FRR, which is thriving under her leadership and direction. SOA ACCOUNTING CAREER FAIRS Held at the start of the fall semester, the School of Accountancy Fall Career Fair provided 250 undergraduate and graduate students with access to 40 SOA Partners. The spring semester career fair – Meet the Firms – is open to all Coles students, and connected 45 employers with 100+
students. Employer Partners use these events to build brand recognition and to act as recruitment drives for summer leadership programs, internships, and full-time employment. ACCOUNTING ACHIEVERS This event exposes top-performing undecided KSU undergraduates to the accounting profession. Students who hold a 3.5 GPA or higher and who performed well in the first two accounting principles courses are invited to attend alongside the top ten students from each accounting faculty’s classes. In 2022, 48 students from across 12 majors attended Accounting Achievers and learned more about career opportunities and majoring in accounting. Of our 2023 MAcc graduates, five attended this event during their early undergraduate programs.
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DEVELOPMENT
PCAOB Kennesaw State University nominated two exceptional students for academic scholarships from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) for the 2023-2024 academic year. Jocelyn Galvan and Christopher Rodriguez were awarded scholarships in the amount of $10,000 each. CARR, RIGGS, & INGRAM CPAS AND ADVISORS COURSE NAMINGS In December 2022, Carr, Riggs, & Ingram CPAs and Advisors (CRI) committed to a major gift to name two business professionalism courses in the accounting program. The first, BUSA 3150: CRI Developing my Career Essentials is for second- and third-year accounting students. They explore talents and leadership skills needed to become more self-aware. This course identifies strengths and aligns them with the accounting career path. Students also work with a career coach on completing a resume and practice interviewing for professional positions. The second course, BUSA 4150: CRI Driving my Success is for third- and fourth-year students. They focus on applying professionalism in all aspects of their job search to prepare them for post-graduation success. Students focus on interview skills, business etiquette, elevator speeches, and building a personal brand. A focus on team building, critical and creative thinking, and negotiation skills help to refine their leadership styles. Students also meet with a career coach to review their progress and weigh their job offers to best align them for success.
HONORS BANQUET The SOA’s annual Honors Banquet in April recognizes students from our undergraduate and MAcc programs with merit-based scholarships. In 2023, the School of Accountancy presented more than 100 awards to students and gave more than $400,000 worth of scholarships and assistantships. Donors, students, and faculty networked and celebrated the accomplishments of awarded students. Students also connected with donors by engaging in team activities in addition to a banquet luncheon. Luis Reyes, Partner and Southeast Regional Market Leader at Cherry Bekaert, an alumnus of KSU and a School of Accountancy Advisory Board member, was the keynote speaker. He spoke on the journey to success in the accounting profession.
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PARTNERSHIPS The SOA’s sponsorship program has grown from 38 firms in 2021 to 40 in 2022. Meanwhile, the commitment process is underway for the 2023-2024 academic year, with many more companies and CPA firms already showing a newfound interest. The program represents more than $160,000 in support with every partnership level including a component of scholarship funding. Partners can connect with our undergraduate and MAcc students to recruit, network, and educate about the benefits of the accounting profession.
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ADVISORY BOARD
ADVISORY BOARD CURRENT MEMBERS
Rachel Allen, M&A Transaction Manager, UPS Gina Auld, Finance Director, City of Kennesaw Betsi Barrett, Tax Partner, Bennett Thrasher, LLP Michael Bohling, CEO, HLB Gross Collins, P.C. Jo deRuiter, Director, Business Applications, Aisling Dynamics Business Solution Aaron Gagnon, Partner, CAO, McKinsey & Company Kim Hancock, VP Global Programming and Production, Warner Bros. Discovery
Lori Kaczynski, SVP, Chief Audit, Risk, and Compliance Officer, Graphic Packaging International, Inc. Megan Makar, Audit Partner, Carr, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors Scott McGee, Partner, KPMG, LLP Matt Menerey, Executive Director Retail Accounting, Racetrac Anne Morris, Principal, Windham Brannon, P.C. Denise O’Connell, Partner, Nichols, Cauley, & Associates, LLC Brian Pendley, Partner, Ernst & Young, LLP
Chase Phillips, Director, CliftonLarsonAllen Thomas Prevatt, Partner, Aprio Taron Regan, Consultant, Deloitte Luis Reyes,
Partner and Southeast Regional Market Leader, Cherry Bekaert Boyd Search, CEO, The Georgia Society of CPAs Nichole Smith, Director, Cox Enterprises, Inc. – Real Estate Larry Stevens, Partner (Retired), PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Roderick Williams, Tax
Manager, Carr, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors
Two new members joined the School of Accountancy Advisory Board during the 2022-2023 academic year: Megan Makar and Taron Regan. Member Howard Neiman concluded his tenure with the board after 25+ years of valuable service.
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FACULTY NEWS
NEW FACULTY Lecturer Amy Hrinsin joined the faculty in the Fall 2022. Amy attended Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with a concentration in Computer Information Systems. She received her Master of Accounting degree from North Carolina State University. Amy comes to Kennesaw from Lonestar Community College where she served as an accounting instructor. Previously, Amy held positions with Catawba College, North Carolina State University, and Meredith College. Additionally, she continues to work as a consultant for small businesses. Assistant Professor Andrew Trotman also joined the faculty in Fall 2022. Andrew attended Griffith University in Australia, where he obtained his Bachelor of Business degree in Sport Management. He received his Master of Accounting and a Ph.D. in Accounting from Bond
University, also in Australia. Andrew comes to Kennesaw State from Northeastern University where he served as an assistant professor. His research interests include judgment and decision- making in audit and corporate governance. CURRICULUM UPDATES The School of Accountancy has embedded the Microsoft Excel Certification into the undergraduate curriculum. Excel projects have been added to four courses, with the students required to take the certification exam in the final course. In addition, SOA added Tableau projects and other analytics tools (Alteryx, SQL, RPA, and R) to the undergraduate and graduate curriculums.
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School of Accountancy faculty have been busy during the past academic year with implementing new course components, receiving awards, and publishing more than 30 articles. Here are a few of their accomplishments: FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
John Abernathy, Associate Professor of Accounting PUBLICATION
Marcus Caylor, Professor of Accounting AWARD
25 Most Influential Papers – Journal of Accounting and Public Policy , 2022. Paper: Brown, Caylor, (2006). PUBLICATION Mutlu, S., Caylor, M., Chambers, D. (2022). Financial reporting uniformity: Its relation to comparability and its impact on financial statement users. Journal of Business Finance and Accounting , 49(9-10), 1457-1488. Ken Harmon, Professor of Accounting PUBLICATIONS Harmon, K. (2022). Why auditors must understand unstructured data. Internal Auditing (Accepted). Harmon, K., Mutlu, S., and Ye, S. (2022). [Review of the book Data Analytics for Accounting , by Richardson, Teeter, and Terrell]. Accounting Horizons (Accepted).
Abernathy, J.L., Klaus, J.P., Le, L., and Masli, A. (2023). Does greater access to employees with information technology capability improve financial reporting quality? Contemporary Accounting Research (Forthcoming). doi: 10.1111/1911-3846.12869. Donald Ariail, Professor of Accounting AWARDS Best Conference Paper Awards 2023: Gender Issues & Work-Life Balance Best Paper Award 2023, and AAA Southwest and Southeast Region Meetings. PUBLICATION Smith, K.T., Ariail, D.L., Smith, L.M., & Khayati, A. (2023). Which CSR activities motivate socially responsible buying? Social Business (Forthcoming).
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Dana Hermanson, Dinos Eminent Scholar Chair of Private Enterprise and Professor of Accounting AWARDS Kennesaw State University Coles College Faculty Community Engagement Award. This award reflects engagement with the national, regional, and local communities on current business, accounting, political, and other issues through publishing 45 letters to the editor in The Wall Street Journal, Atlanta Journal-Constitution , and Marietta Daily Journal from 2018-2022. Now he has well over 100 published letters in his career. 25 Most Influential Papers – Journal of Accounting and Public Policy , 2022. Paper: Beasley, Clune, and Hermanson (2005). Certificate of Merit – Institute of Management Accountants , 2022. RANKINGS Dana Hermanson appeared in the Research.com 2023 World Ranking of Top Business and Management Scientists, as well as the 2023 World Ranking of Top Economics and Finance Scientists. In the 2022 BYU Accounting Research Rankings, Hermanson ranks 20th in the world for all years in research productivity along with many other impressive rankings. He has 50 career publications coauthored with KSU students or graduates.
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Mary Hill
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Duanping Hong
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PUBLICATIONS Barnes, G. R., and Hermanson, D.R. (2023). Fraud brainstorming sessions and interviews in a remote world: initial evidence. Journal of Forensic and Investigative Accounting (Forthcoming) [Gillian Barnes is a 2023 MAcc graduate]. Boyle, D., Haylon, L., Hermanson, D.R., and Krull, G. (2023). Accounting program leaders’ perceptions of criteria for hiring assistant professors. Issues in Accounting Education (Forthcoming). Mary Hill, Associate Professor of Accounting PUBLICATIONS Achhpilia, M.P., Adams, M.T., Hill, M., and Wood, D.A. (2023). The ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot: How well does it answer accounting assessment questions? Issues in Accounting Education (Online Early). Botosan, C.A., Hill, M., and Taylor, G.K. (2023). Engaging students in the standard setting process. Issues in Accounting Education (Accepted). Hill, M., and Taylor, G.K. (2023). Change in default risk with change in earnings expectations and contract maturity. Accounting and Finance (Online Early).
Hill, M., MAcc Class – ACCT 7630 (2022). Response to invitation to comment to the proposed accounting standards update – segment reporting (Topic 280) – improvements to reportable segment disclosures. FASB.
Duanping Hong, Assistant Professor of Accounting PUBLICATIONS
Chan, E. Evans III, J. H., Hong, D. (2022). Losers of executive promotion tournaments: incentives, turnover, and career outcomes. The Accounting Review. Hong, D. (2022). Using in-class group assignments to improve low-achieving students’ performance in an introductory accounting course. Accounting Education : 1-18. Hong, D. (2023). CEO discretionary power, unconstrained stock ownership, and stock trading: Theory and evidence. Advances in Accounting 61: 100656. Sunay Mutlu, Associate Professor of Accounting PUBLICATION Mutlu, S., Caylor, M., Chambers, D. (2022). Financial reporting uniformity: Its relation to comparability and its impact on financial statement users. Journal of Business Finance and Accounting , 49 (9-10), 1457-1488.
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FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Velina Popova, Associate Director of the School of Accountancy and Associate Professor of Accounting AWARD Certificate of Merit – Institute of Management Accountants , 2022. PUBLICATION Jenkins, J.G., Popova, V., and Sheldon, M.D. (2023). An Exploratory study on the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. State Boards of Accountancy. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy . Volume 42, Issue 1. Hong Qu, Assistant Professor of Accounting AWARDS Certificate of Merit – Institute of Management Accountants , 2022. Journal of Accounting Research Excellence in Refereeing Award, 2022. Journal of Accounting Research Referee of the Year Award, 2023. For the first time, a Georgia scholar was the recipient of this award.
Jennifer Schafer, Associate Professor of Accounting PUBLICATIONS Falsetta, D., Schafer, J. K., Tsakumis, G. T. (2023). How government spending impacts tax compliance. Journal of Business Ethics (Online Early). Hamrick, J., Schafer, J., and DeZoort, T. (2023). The effect of client gender and negotiation style on auditors’ proposed audit adjustments. Advances in Accounting : 62 (Online Early forthcoming September issue). Divesh Sharma, Professor of Accounting Brigham Young University’s ranking of accounting faculty publishing in top-12 journals places Divesh S. Sharma among the top-50 researchers in the world across all topics and methods in the accounting discipline over a 12 and six-year rolling period, and among the top-20 researchers in the world in archival audit research, his area of focus. AWARDS Best Manuscript Award, Emerald Literati Outstanding Paper Awards paper title: Analysis
of Balanced Scorecard Usage by Private Companies. Pacific Accounting Review .
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Hong Qu
Top cited award from Wiley for article: CEO Compensation, Corporate Governance, and Audit Fees: Evidence from New Zealand, International Journal of Auditing . PUBLICATIONS Asante-Appiah, B. and Sharma, D. S. (2022). Determinants and consequences of the severity of executive compensation clawbacks. Contemporary Accounting Research 39 (4), pp. 2409-2455. Cummings, J. R., Ramirez, G. G., and Sharma, D. S. (2022). The market for real estate sales incentives, Real Estate Finance 38 (3), pp. 192-209. Feng, Z., Sharma, D.S., Dao, M., and Huang, H. (2022). Global level auditor industry specialization and the cost of equity capital. Accounting Horizons (Forthcoming). Vineeta Sharma, Professor of Accounting AWARD Top Downloaded Article for International Journal of Auditing (Article co-authored by Dana Hermanson). PUBLICATION Carmenate, J., Crews, C. O., Sharma, V. D., and Sparger, J. R. (2022). How many simultaneous audit committee memberships are too many? Current Issues in Auditing , 16 (1), 9-15.
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Jennifer Schafer
Vineeta Sharma
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Andrew Trotman, Assistant Professor of Accounting PUBLICATION
Dodgson, M., and A. J. Trotman. (2022). Lessons learned: challenges when conducting interview- based research in auditing and methods of coping. Auditing: A Journal of Theory & Practice 41 (1): 101-113.
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