The Department of Accountancy is pleased to share the appointment of Interim Chair Annie Farrell as an Editor at Contemporary Accounting Research (CAR). CAR is noted for its #6 ranking on the 2021 Financial Times Top 50 Journals list and is widely considered one of the top five scholarly journals that publish research across all accountancy sub-disciplines and…
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Department of Accountancy Interim Chair Annie Farrell spent the first week of the year focusing on curriculum development with colleagues at the AAA Management Accounting Section (MAS) Conference in Atlanta. Together with Shane Dikoli from the University of Virginia, she spoke about “Future-Proofing Management Accounting Curricula” at the 2023 Research Conference, IMA Doctoral Colloquium, and…
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Each year, the First Year Integrated Core engages incoming Farmer School of Business students in a skills-based curriculum that focuses on developing key workplace skills.
Each year, students in Professor Annie Farrell’s class ACC 635, Financial Leadership in Organizations, get the opportunity to interview a chief financial officer and learn about what it takes to be a CFO.
The Accountancy Advisory Group (AAG) met with faculty on Friday, November 18.
The PwC Challenge Case Competition was held on November 16, 2022, at the Farmer School of Business.
Accountancy Professor James Zhang led a hands-on workshop on data preparation using Alteryx, hosted by the Department of Information Systems and Analytics.
Professor Matt Wieland was invited to present a research proposal for the Journal of Financial Reporting’s Improving Financial Reporting Conference on October 7, 2022.
MAcc students became improv actors in a two-day workshop led by Daunielle Rasmussen of Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
On October 5, the Department of Accountancy partnered with Women in Business (WIB) to develop and deliver a great evening panel discussion event to highlight the theme of “Using an Accounting Education to Pursue Your Passions!” The event was very well attended, with 88 WIB participants. Three Miami accounting alumnae served as panelists: Cassidy Hicks…
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