Joint Diversity Section / Forensic Accounting Section Workshop
Friday, November 12 2:00-4:30 Eastern
1:00-3:30 Central
Journal of Forensic Accounting Research has distributed a call for papers related to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI), and Justice in Forensic Accounting.
The AAA Diversity and Forensic Accounting Sections are supporting our members in developing papers for submission to this special issue by hosting a workshop for authors to present their work and receive feedback. The workshop will be held virtually on Friday, November 12, 2:00-4:30 Eastern/1:00-3:30 Central. We are inviting all members of the Diversity and Forensic Accounting Sections to read these proposals, attend this workshop, and share comments, questions, and other feedback with the authors to enrich their papers.
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https://aaahq-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpfuitrzwrGdFkUPvBvI6hzMoryBblfQbQ.
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Workshop Schedule - Friday, November 12
(all times Eastern):
2:00-2:10 PM: Welcoming remarks
2:10-2:40 PM: Prosecuting Attorney Gender and Governmental Auditor Recommendations
Author: Renee Flasher, Penn State Harrisburg
Discussant: Jennifer LaPrade, Missouri State University
2:40-3:10 PM: How the Characteristics of the Alleged Wrongdoer Impact Witness’ Intention to Report Observed Unethical Conduct
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Authors: Ruwan Adikaram, University of Minnesota Duluth and Andrea Scheetz, Georgia Southern University
Discussant: Stacy Chavez, Loyola University Maryland
3:10-3:20 PM: Break
3:20-3:50 PM: The Role of Imagery in Recruiting Women to Forensic Accounting
Authors: Daniela Michaca-Gamez, Siena College and Marie Rice, Siena College
Discussant: Carla Edgley, Cardiff University
3:50-4:20 PM: Is Justice Blind When It Comes to Fraud?
Authors: Claire Costin, University of Portland and Stephani Mason, DePaul University
Discussant: Jason Rinaldo, Texas Tech University
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