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Experiential Learning in the Age of AI
Congratulations to Dr. Tim V. Eaton, EY Teaching Scholar and Professor of Accountancy, and Addison Lemon, EY Undergraduate Scholar, on the publication of their insightful article, “AI is no longer optional.” The article appears on page 17 of the July/August 2026 issue of the International Accountant Magazine The article examines how artificial intelligence is becoming…
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Three Accountancy Students Win PCAOB Scholarship
For the eighth consecutive year, Miami accountancy students were awarded the PCAOB scholarship—three of them this year! Congratulations to Nicole Bennett, Jared Jordan, and Julia Liebelt. This scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate an interest and aptitude in the auditing profession. Each student will receive a $15,000 scholarship from the PCAOB for the 2026–2027 academic year.…
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Preparing Future Consultants: An AI-Enhanced Accounting Capstone in Industry Analysis
As the first department in the Farmer School of Business to participate in Miami University’s AI in the Majors integration process, accountancy faculty have implemented classroom activities to prepare students for an AI-enabled working environment. The overall learning objective is for students to ethically use AI to improve workflows and enhance data-driven decision-making in accounting…
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Congratulations to our Beta Gamma Sigma Inductees!
Congratulations to the following accountancy students, who were inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma, The International Business Honor Society, at a ceremony held May 5 at Taylor Auditorium in the Farmer School of Business. Beta Gamma Sigma was founded in 1913 with a mission “to honor student excellence in business education, develop forward-thinking business leaders, and…
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Accountancy and Supply Chain Student Teams Collaborate in Terillium Case Competition
Seven teams of students, comprised by primarily by accountancy and supply chain and operations management majors, presented their cases on March 13 to a panel of judges in a case competition sponsored by Terillium.
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Why Accounting at Miami? Student Leaders, Alumni Provide Answers at Career Day Event
Miami Accounting Career Day, an event organized by The Ohio Society of CPAs (OSCPA) in collaboration with the Department of Accountancy, was held March 5 at Miami University’s Voice of America Learning Center. The event featured approximately 70 high school students, mainly from Bishop Fenwick, Lebanon, La Salle, and Badin High Schools. During the event,…
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Accountancy Senior and Redhawks Hockey Forward Blake Mesenburg a Finalist for Team Impact Award — Vote Now!
Blake Mesenburg ’26 and his teammate Liam Jergenson are finalists for Team Impact’s 2026 Teammate of the Year award. Blake is an accountancy and finance major at the Farmer School of Business.
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Accountancy Students Strategize AI Implementation in Chicago Business Leadership Workshop
A group of 22 Farmer School of Business students participated in the 8th Annual Isaac & Oxley Center for Business Leadership (CBL) Shade Family Emerging Leaders Consulting Experience in Chicago during the winter term.
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Congratulations to our 2025 Beta Gamma Sigma Inductees
Congratulations to the following Accountancy majors and minors who will be inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma at a ceremony held Monday, April 28. The organization was founded in 1913 to recognize and reward high levels of achievement in the study of business. Today, its members include numerous leaders in both business and higher education. Audrey…
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Terillium Case Competition Challenges Students to Tackle Real-World Business Problems
On March 7, 2025, the Terillium Case Competition was held at the Farmer School of Business, bringing together students in Accountancy and in Supply Chain Management to solve a complex business challenge.
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Students Visit New York and DC during 2024 Winter Term Trip
Over the Winter Term, students in Accounting 490D/590D, Accounting and Tax Policy, had the opportunity to visit New York City and Washington DC, led by Professor Tim Eaton. There were 20 students on the trip, ranging from sophomores to graduate students.
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Students Go on an “Accounting Quest” to Discover its Role in Business
More than 500 students in ACC 221 (Introduction to Financial Accounting), taught by Katie Tew, were given the opportunity to earn extra credit and have one-on-one conversations with accounting faculty to discover how accountancy plays a role in different industries. ACC 221 is part of the business core curriculum required for all business majors at…