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Internal Control: The Human Risk Factor, Annetta M. Gibson
Internal Control: The Human Risk Factor, Annetta M. Gibson
Faculty Publications
EUD orientation for new Union and Conference officers, August 28 - September 1, 2017
The Care And Keeping Of Receivables And Payables, Annetta M. Gibson
The Care And Keeping Of Receivables And Payables, Annetta M. Gibson
Faculty Publications
Presentation for the WAD Quinquennial Division - Wide Council, July 3, 2017
Presenting Financial Information In An Understandable Way, Annetta M. Gibson
Presenting Financial Information In An Understandable Way, Annetta M. Gibson
Faculty Publications
Presentation for the SPD 2017 Business Professional ConventionMay 17, 2017
Internal Control: The Human Risk Factor, Annetta M. Gibson
Internal Control: The Human Risk Factor, Annetta M. Gibson
Faculty Publications
Presentation for the SPD new CFO orientation program, May 15, 2017
Academic Accounting Salaries In The Southwest: A Revisitation And Exploration, Kelly Noe, Mary Fischer, Treba Marsh, Dana A. Forgione
Academic Accounting Salaries In The Southwest: A Revisitation And Exploration, Kelly Noe, Mary Fischer, Treba Marsh, Dana A. Forgione
Faculty Publications
This study examines the faculty located in the Southwest Region of the American Accounting Association to ascertain salary determinants as well explore salary compression and inversion. This study finds there are differences among faculty salaries based on longevity, institutional type and size. Typically larger, public institutions pay higher salaries. Further this study finds that salary, perceived salary compared to others, institutional longevity, marital status, institutional type and size are significantly associated with faculty’s gender.
Lumberjack Construction: Job-Order Costing & Manufacturing Simulation, Marie Kelly, Nikki Shoemaker
Lumberjack Construction: Job-Order Costing & Manufacturing Simulation, Marie Kelly, Nikki Shoemaker
Faculty Publications
This paper describes a classroom Job-Order Costing and manufacturing simulation called Lumberjack Construction. This simulation is used in introductory managerial accounting and cost accounting courses to help students understand the various parts of the manufacturing process and the application of Job-Order Costing principles. For this simulation, students are placed into manufacturing groups. Each group is responsible for manufacturing a building and calculating the cost of that building using job-order costing.