Jim Bulloch Award for Innovations in Management Accounting Education
Sponsored by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)

Purpose

The purpose of the award is to recognize and reward those faculty members who have created or written innovative pedagogical practices or curriculum materials in the area of managerial accounting. The award provides a plaque and $3,000 to the recipient.

Criteria

Awards shall be made on the basis of several criteria. The innovation should be adaptable across a variety of educational contexts. The innovation should be broad in scope and should foster learning. The innovation should be low-cost to apply and adapt.

Eligibility and Application Procedures

Individual faculty members, groups of faculty, or departments teaching or preparing materials to be used for managerial or cost accounting education are eligible. Applications should include a description of the innovation, sample materials where feasible, and evidence that the innovation has been tested and has been shown to have educational benefits. Also include a contact person and address to whom the Award Committee can send a request for additional information, if needed. To nominate another faculty member or group of faculty, please send a completed application following the same guidelines.

Award Committee and Mailing Address

All completed applications should be received by May 1, 2010 and sent to:

Chris Chapman
Imperial College Business School
Imperial College London
South Kensington Campus
London, SW7 2AZ, UK
Email: christopher.chapman@imperial.ac.uk

Presentation of Award

The Award will be presented at the 2010 Annual Meeting and announced in the Section President’s Quarterly email.

Prior Award Winners:

  • Kenneth A. Merchant, E. Pieter Jansen and Wim A. Van der Stede (2009)
  • Professor Paul M. Goldwater, University of Central Florida (2008)
  • Professor Linda S. Bamber and Professor Michael E. Bamber, University of Georgia (2007)
  • Professor Mark Young "Strategy, Marketing, and Cost Structure: An Exercise in Competitive Intelligence"
  • Professors James Sorensen and Gary Siegel for impacting coursework and curriculum at various universities by documenting the changed role of management accountants in organizations
  • Vicky Arnold, "Computer Integration in Cost Accounting: Converting to a Paperless Classroom"
  • V. G. Narayanan, "Measuring and Driving Corporate Performance
  • James Mackey and Michael Thomas, "Management Accounting: A Road to Discovery"
  • Steve Adams, Mary Harston, Richard Lea, and Lee Pryor, "California Car Company: A Comprehensive, Serial Case"
  • Shahid Ansari, Jan Bell, Tom Klammer, and Carol Lawrence, "Management Accounting: A Strategic Focus"