Considering transitioning from your current role into teaching accounting is an exciting prospect, yet one which generates numerous questions. This portal is designed to assist you as you think about a new role. We suggest you begin with the FAQ section and then look at the resources we offer to help you make a successful transition.
The CTLA is designed for experienced faculty, new faculty, and PhD students looking for opportunities to refine their teaching talents and perfect their craft in teaching accounting. CTLA conferences are held at regional meetings as well as prior to the Annual Meeting.
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There are two regional meetings occurring this spring which will have CTLA tracks, the Ohio regional meeting and the Southeast regional meeting
AAA's Career Center is a unique job board designed specifically for those seeking a position in accounting, either in teaching or research. Click on the link http://aaahq.org/Career-Center to look for a job. If you are an AAA member the service is free.
If you are an Employer wishing to post a position, click on this link
Nontraditional PhD programs information is available through the Pathways Commission: "An Examination of Non-Traditional Doctoral Education" - we encourage you to look at the Resources list on page 18 of this Pathways Report PDF.
As an AAA member, you gain access to excellent benefits, including the ability to attend meetings throughout the year. These meetings cover various subjects including tax, auditing, financial accounting and reporting and much more - click here for more details. We also offer seven regional meetings with each regional meeting offering a CTLA (Conference on teaching and learning track).
Being a member gives you access to the very best scholarly journal articles - the AAA publishes 16 journals, as well as access to teaching notes for four of the top journals .
Above all, membership in the AAA gives you unparalleled opportunities to network with the top academics in the world and make connections that will benefit you throughout your new academic career.