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An International Meeting of 2005 Annual MeetingAugust 7–10, 2005
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Monday, August 8, 2005 — 10:15 am-11:45 am
1.1 Accountability, Problem Similarity and Managerial Decision Making (Accounting, Behavior and Organizations)
Moderator: Mohammad J. Abdolmohammadi, Bentley College
The Joint Effects of Problem Similarity and Comparison on Accountants' Recommendation Quality
Ella Mae Matsumura, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Sandra C. Vera-Munoz, University of Notre Dame;
Discussant: Erick Valentine, Kansas State UniversityThe Judgmental Effects of Management Communications and BSC Performance Dimensions on Performance Evaluation
Steven E. Kaplan , Arizona State University; Priscilla S. Wisner, Thunderbird, The Garvin School of International Management;
Discussant: Wendy J. Bailey, University of South CarolinaCovariation Assessment: The Effects of Accountability and Feedback in a Dynamic Environment
Joe Comprix, Arizona State University; Gary Hecht, Emory University; Jon D. Perkins, Florida State University; Marjorie K. Shelley, Texas A&M University;
Discussant: Carla Carnaghan, University of Waterloo
1.2 Adding Value to Accounting Faculty and Students (Accounting Programs Leadership Group)
Moderator: Don Wygal, Rider University
Accounting Faculty As An Endangered Species: An Empirical Assessment Of The Rise And Fall Of An Academic Discipline
Garen M. Markarian, Concordia; Timothy J. Fogarty, Case Western Reserve University;Do Alternative 150-Hour Options Add Value to Entry-Level Accountants? CPA Firm Recruiters' Perceptions
Ryan Valure, Nicholls State University; Shawn Mauldin, Nicholls State University; Michael Chiasson, Nicholls State University; Renee Viosca, Nicholls State University;Accounting Faculty Ethical Codes: A Time for Action?
Alan K. Styles, College of Charleston; Thomas E. McKee, East Tennessee State University;
1.4 A Town Hall Meeting on XBRL (Artificial Intelligence/Emerging Technologies)
Moderator: Glen Gray, California State University at Northridge
Panelists:
Roger Debreceny, University of Hawaii
Walter Hamscher, Standard Advantage
Don Inscoe, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Scott Taub, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Michael Ohata, Microsoft Corp.
Kurt Ramin, XBRL International and IASCF
Miklos A. Vasarhelyi, Rutgers Business School
1.5 Diversity Research (Diversity Section)
Moderator: Ola Smith, Western Michigan University
Somebody Knows the Trouble I've Seen: A Critical and Comparative Analysis of Racial Aspects of Slave Plantation Accounting in the United States and the British West Indies
Richard K. Fleischman, John Carroll University; Thomas N. Tyson, St. John Fisher College; David Oldroyd, University of Newcastle Business School;
Discussant: Kathryn Epps, Kennesaw State UniversityA Cultural Comparison of the Effects of Budget Participation Conflict on Job Performance of Mexican and U.S. Managers
Maria A. Leach-López, Auburn University Montgomery; Frances McNair, Mississippi State University; William Stammerjohan, Louisiana Tech University;
Discussant: Sheela Bhagat, Rust CollegeHispanics in Business Education: An Underrepresented Segment of the U.S. Population
R. Ivan Blanco, Texas State University; Denise M. de la Rosa, Grand Valley State University;
Discussant: Byron Henry, Howard University
1.6 Gender Issues and Worklife Balance I (Gender Issues and Worklife Balance)
Moderator: Charles Stanley, Baylor University
Accounting Professionals’ Attitudes and Beliefs Regarding Flexible Work Arrangements: An Organizational Justice Perspective
Eric N. Johnson, Indiana University; D. Jordan Lowe, Arizona State University West; Philip M. Reckers, Arizona State University;
Discussant: Charles Stanley, Baylor UniversityDo Gender, Educational Level, Religiosity, and Work Experience Affect the Ethical Decision-Making of Future Accountants?
Craig Keller, Southwest Missouri State University; L. Murphy Smith, Texas A&M University; Katherine Smith, Business Writer;
Discussant: Margaret O'Reilly-Allen, Rider UniversityGender and Pricing in Small CPA Firms
Peggy D. Dwyer, University of Central Florida; Gail B. Wright, Bryant College;
Discussant: D'Arcy Becker, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
1.7 Accounting and the Management of NPOs (Government and Nonprofit)
Moderator: Arthur Allen, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Decomposing the Elements of Nonprofit Organizational Performance
Daniel Peter Tinkelman, Pace University; Bairj Donabedian, Pace University;
Discussant: Linda Parsons, George Mason UniversityWhen is Administrative Efficiency Associated with Charitable Donations?
Kamini Mankaney, Pace University; Daniel Tinkelman, Pace University;
Discussant: Angela Gore, University of OregonAgency Problems of Excess Endowment Holdings in Not-for-Profit Firms
John E. Core, The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania; Wayne R. Guay, The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania; Rodrigo S. Verdi, The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania;
Discussant: Charlotte Pryor, University of Southern Maine
1.8 AIS Curriculum Responses to Practitioner Concerns Post Sarbanes-Oxley (Information Systems)
Moderator: Tom Lechner, University of Utah
Panelists:
Teri Carpenter, CMA, CBM, Principal in Maverick Solutions; Member of the IMA National Information Technology Committee
Marilyn Greenstein-Prosch, Ph.D., Director, Department of Accounting & ISM Arizona State University
Pat Noack, Partner, KPMG, Information Risk Management Practice
Mike Villegas, Technology Risk Services manager for Wells Fargo; 1st Vice President San Francisco Chapter ISACA and former ISACA International Board Member
1.9 The Diverse Origins of Accounting (Public Interest)
Moderator: Aida Sy, Baruch College & Sorbonne & Dauphine (Paris)
The Security of Objectivity through Quantification
Alan G. Mayper, University of North Texas; Letitia M. Pleis, University of North Texas; Neil Wilner, University of North Texas;
Discussant: Andrew Felo, Penn State - Great ValleyArchival Research and the Lost Worlds of Accounting
Aida Sy, Baruch College and Sorbonne; Tony Tinker, Baruch College & University of South Australia;
Discussant: Barbara Merino, University of North TexasAccounting, Art and Semiotics: Signs, Symbols, Smoke and Mirrors?
Carol Lawrence, University of Richmond;
Discussant: Diane Matson, University of St. Thomas
1.10 Teaching Ethics in the Classroom (Teaching and Curriculum)
Moderator: Bill Schwartz, Indiana University South Bend
An Evaluation of Integrative Social Contracts Theory (ISCT) as a Moral Reasoning Tool in the Accounting Curriculum: A Model and Classroom Study
Daniel A. Verreault, The University of Tampa; Simon Yang, Adelphi University; Jack Angel, Adelphi University;
Discussant: Bryan Bessner, George Brown CollegeThe Effect of Machiavellianism on Accounting Ethics Education: An Experiment
Alireza Daneshfar, University of New Haven;
Discussant: Nishat Abbasi, Metropolitan State College of DenverCase Studies for Introductory Tax: Integrating Research and Ethics
Cynthia E. Bolt, The Citadel;
Discussant: Douglas E. Ziegenfuss, Old Dominion University
1.11 Enhancing Student Learning and Course Management Using Web-Based Publisher Developed Resources in Introductory Accounting (Two-Year College)
Moderator: Tong Chau, Texas Southern University
Panelists:
Catherine Jeppson, California State University, Northridge
Ronald Stone, California State University, Northridge
1.12 Designing and Implementing High Performance Learning Teams (AAA Education Committee) (Also presented Monday 4:00 pm)
Moderator: Thomas Calderon, University of Akron
Presenter: Karl Smith, University of Minnesota/Michigan State University
Karl Smith is Morse Alumni Distinguished Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Minnesota. He is among the best known authors and consultants in the areas of cooperative learning, problem formulation and modeling, and teamwork.
1.13 Management Accounting: Strategies and Implications for Value Creation
Presenter: Carl Smith, Chair of Institute of Management Accountants
1.14 Perspectives on Sarbanes-Oxley from the U.S. Department of the Treasury
Moderator: Terry L. Neal, University of Tennessee
Presenter: Arnold Havens, Acting Deputy Secretary of the United States Treasury and General Counsel
1.15 Accounting Education after Sarbanes-Oxley: Shaping Curriculum for the Future
Panel Presentation and Town Hall
Perspectives from the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and the American Accounting AssociationModerator: Philip Reckers, Arizona State University
Panelists:
Jane Mutchler, President American Accounting Association, Georgia State University
Jan Williams, University of Tennessee
Michael Weatherwax, Board of Directors, NASBA (National Association of State Boards of Accountancy)
Patrick McCarthy, NASBA Education Committee, University of Louisiana at Lafayette