Call for Submissions
The theme of the 2018 Annual Meeting in National Harbor, MD (Washington, DC) is "Pathways to a Sustainable Future".
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Concurrent Paper and Research Forum Sessions — Submission Deadline: January 9, 2018
Concurrent Panel Sessions — Submission Deadline: January 9, 2018
Pre-Conference Workshops (CPE Sessions) — Submission Deadline: January 9, 2018
The Conference on Teaching and Learning in Accounting (CTLA) —Submission Deadline: February 7, 2018
22nd Annual Ethics Research Symposium — Submission Deadline: February 7, 2018
Effective Learning Strategies Interactive Session (ELS) — Submission Deadline: April 2, 2018
Emerging and Innovative Research Interactive Session — Submission Deadline: April 2, 2018
Faculty-Student Collaborations in Accounting FASTCA-17 — TBA
Global Emerging Scholars Research Workshop — Submission Deadline:May 14, 2018
Volunteer Information
Call for Submissions
The theme of the 2018 Annual Meeting in National Harbor, MD (Washington, DC) is "Pathways to a Sustainable Future".
Click on titles for full details
Concurrent Paper and Research Forum Sessions — Decisions have been released
Concurrent Panel Sessions — Decisions have been released
Pre-Conference Workshops (CPE Sessions) — Decisions have been released
The Conference on Teaching and Learning in Accounting (CTLA) —Decisions have been released
23rd Annual Ethics Research Symposium — Decisions have been released
Effective Learning Strategies Interactive Session (ELS) — Decisions have been released
Emerging and Innovative Research Interactive Session — Decisions have been released
Faculty-Student Collaborations in Accounting FASTCA-18 — Decisions have been released
Global Emerging Scholars Research Workshop — Decisions have been released
Volunteer Information
Call for Submissions
“Pathways to a Sustainable Future”
The theme of the 2018 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC is “Pathways to a Sustainable Future,” exploring opportunities for accounting and the academy to shape the future.
Business processes, global markets, information exchanges, and higher education are all undergoing radical transformations. The accounting profession, broadly defined, is not immune to the forces behind these changes, and it is being challenged to adopt new technologies, practices, and frameworks to strengthen its role as a foundation to our prosperous society. Sessions at this year’s Annual Meeting will explore the challenges and opportunities facing the accounting profession, with an eye toward implications for the academy. We have the responsibility to inform society to support constructive change and to redesign our programs and institutions to reflect the changing environment.
Please join us in Washington, DC August 4 through August 8, 2018 for the Annual Meeting and Conference on Teaching and Learning (CTLA), and help us to become an even stronger and more impactful association!
General Information
The Annual Meeting is sure to be a large, dynamic meeting that encourages participation through a wide range of session types designed to support members with different interests. You can learn more about the session types below, and you can submit to each through the links provided for each type. To track your submission, you will need to create a user ID and password during the submission process. You will need this information to update and/or access the status of your submission. This user ID and password does not need to match your AAA login, and will not grant access to AAA member services (i.e., registration, dues renewal, etc.) , however, it is recommended to use your AAA login. If your submission is accepted, all participants and presenters must register for the meeting which includes both meeting registration and membership fees.
Faculty-Student Collaborations in Accounting – FASTCA-18 - Decisions have been released
Encouraging exploration and discussion of collaborations between Accounting faculty and undergraduate and Master’s students, this all-day conference recognizes the importance of these collaborations to creating important learning experiences for students, attracting students to the Accounting profession, and the Accounting academy – as well as connecting the community of faculty conducting collaborative research and teaching. The following are some examples of faculty-student collaborations: (1) Research: Students and faculty working together on a research paper. (2) Teaching: Joint development of teaching materials by students and faculty. (3) Practice: Students and faculty working together to solve a real-world problem. These sessions will be held on Wednesday, August 8, 2018.
Global Emerging Scholar Research Workshop - Decisions have been released
The American Accounting Association Global Emerging Scholars Research Workshop will be held on Sunday, August 5 in conjunction with the 2018 AAA Annual Meeting. Up to 16 proposals will be selected for presentation at the Workshop. Written feedback will be provided to the presenters prior to the Workshop to assist them in identifying ways to improve their research proposal. At the Workshop, each scholar will present the proposal, followed by discussion by a senior researcher as mentor who will also provide constructive feedback. There will also be further discussion of the proposal by the presenter, other senior scholars as mentors, and the other early career researchers.
Interactive Sessions
These sessions are presented in a shared interactive forum for exchange of ideas and resources that support learning in accounting. We recommend you review the presentation guidelines to understand presenting in this format and to see suggestions on how presentation materials are prepared for an interactive session click here. New for 2018: Authors may submit to both of these sessions, however, they should not submit the same presentation to both sessions.
Effective Learning Strategies Interactive Session (ELS) - Decisions have been released
Members interested in sharing learning-related interests and projects, scholarship of teaching projects, and educational innovations are encouraged to submit proposals that showcase ideas, research, strategies and education innovations that support learning in accounting.
Emerging and Innovative Research Interactive Session - Decisions have been released
Intended to highlight promising emerging and innovative research ideas, authors will submit a short abstract of three to four pages that describes their work in progress or a planned proposal that will bring ideas currently outside Accounting to the attention of Accounting scholars.
Concurrent Paper and Research Forum Sessions - Decisions have been released
Papers are sought for presentation on topics of interest to accounting researchers, educators and practitioners. Submissions are made by section/topic area. NOTE: Authors may submit more than one paper to the Annual Meeting. However, it is considered an abuse of valuable reviewer and liaison time to submit the same paper to more than one Section Designation. Submitting the same paper to multiple Sections will disqualify your submission from consideration. Consult appropriate Section Liaisons should you have questions about where to make your submission.
Concurrent Panel Sessions - Decisions have been released
Panel session submissions are sought that address issues of practice, scholarly projects and findings, teaching and curriculum approaches and initiatives. Panel proposals are submitted to section/topic area. Section leaders are encouraged to consider developing panel sessions addressing linkages between the private and public sector as they relate to issues affecting their members.
Pre-Conference Workshops (CPE Sessions) -Decisions have been released
Opening the engaging pre-meeting format, these full- and half-day workshops, provide opportunities for in-depth attention and study of more complex issues and topics across a wide range of areas of interest in Accounting education, research, and practice. These sessions will be held on Saturday, August 4 and Sunday, August 5, 2018.
The Conference on Teaching and Learning in Accounting (CTLA) - Decisions have been released
Designed for new and experienced faculty looking for opportunities to share best practices, refine teaching talents, and perfect their craft in teaching Accounting, submissions are invited for this annual pre-meeting conference. Submissions are welcome from the wide range of approaches and content in Accounting education. This conference will be held all day Saturday, August 4 and during the morning on Sunday, August 5, 2018.
23rd Annual Ethics Research Symposium - Decisions have been released
Colleagues engaged and interested in research and teaching related to Ethics are invited by the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association to submit papers, cases, and panel session proposals for presentation at the 23rd Annual Ethics Research Symposium to be held on Sunday, August 5, 2018. Contributions from members of all AAA Sections are invited.
Volunteer Information
The Program Advisory Committee strongly encourages all AAA members to consider volunteering to serve as reviewers, paper discussants, and session moderators. If you are submitting a paper or proposal for the 2018 Annual Meeting, please consider "giving back" to the community by volunteering to serve in one or more of these roles. Click here to volunteer.