Students in ACC 490D, Accounting and Tax Policy, had the opportunity to visit several important venues in New York and Washington DC as a part of a Winter Term study away class led by Professor Tim Eaton.
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.
Miami’s team submitted their final project on November 19 to the Deloitte Audit Innovation Case Competition.
The PwC Challenge Case Competition was held on November 16, 2022, at the Farmer School of Business.
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…
Read more
Students in ACC 445, Corporate Partnership and Taxation, were treated to a unique experience in class late October. Professor Bill Moser invited Karen Meyers, assistant clinical professor in the Department of Finance and a professional trial attorney, to recreate arguments in “one of the most important cases of the second half of the 20th century…
Students in Anne Farrell’s ACC 635 class, Financial Leadership in Organizations, enjoyed a game of Friday Night at the ER, while learning principles of systems thinking, management, and leadership.
MAcc students gathered at You’re Fired! to paint bowls for the Oxford Empty Bowls fundraiser, which is scheduled for November 12, 2022, at the Oxford Community Arts Center.