AIS Research Proposals

This site is to assist AIS researchers looking to improve their research. The Senior Scholars listed below are willing to volunteer to provide timely feedback on research proposals for members of the AIS Section. All proposals are limited to one (1)  page and should consist of the 3 Kinney paragraphs (i.e., What is the research question? Why is it important? How is the research question going to be addressed?). 

AIS Faculty Click Here to Submit Your Proposal


AIS Senior Faculty Volunteers

Mary Curtis
University of North Texas
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Bruce Dehning
Chapman University
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Sev Grabski
Michigan State University
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Diane Janvrin
Iowa State University

Alex Kogan
Rutgers
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Elaine Mauldin
University of Missouri- Columbia
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Uday S. Murthy
University of South Florida
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Vernon J.  Richardson
University of Arkansas
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Miklos Vasarhelyi
Rutgers 
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David Wood  
Brigham Young University
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Letter from the President

Greetings AIS Members,
I want to thank everyone that helped make the AIS Midyear Meeting in Orlando a great success! I especially want to thank Bachman Fulmer, David Wang, Kim Church, and Margaret Christ.

The meeting kicked off with an awesome New Faculty Consortium led by Margaret Christ.  Margaret put together a fabulous program.  The program included advice about becoming an effective and engaging AIS professor, producing innovative and rigorous AIS research, and a panel on early career advice.  The sessions were lively and engaging!   Thank you, Margaret, and all those that volunteered to present at the consortium.

The Power BI workshop on Thursday afternoon received rave reviews.  Thank you to Guido Geerts for once again sharing his time and talent with faculty looking to add some data and analytics to their curriculum. Thanks also to Kim Church and Margarita Lenk for helping Guido in the workshop...

 

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Journal of Information Systems

Journal of Information Systems

The Journal of Information Systems (JIS) is the academic journal of the Accounting Information Systems (AIS) Section of the American Accounting Association. Its goal is to support, promote, and advance Accounting Information Systems knowledge. The primary criterion for publication in JIS is contribution to the accounting information systems (AIS), accounting and auditing domains by the application or understanding of information technology theory and practice.

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