Scholarly Activities in Program
- Steve Jackson, Andrew Usery, (2004), "Assessing the Evolution of Audit Philosophy: In Light of the Collapse of Arthur Andersen," by the Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives.
- Steve Jackson, 2004, "A Comparison of Two Statistical Measures of Multiple Choice Question Reliability," by The Journal of Accounting and Finance Research .
- Jesse Barfield, Caroline Fisher and Jerry Goolsby, 2004, "Improving Competitiveness through Non-Value-Added Activity Analysis," in Cost Management .
- Cecily Raiborn (2003), "Corporate Philanthropy: Making Effective Contribution Choices" was accepted by the Journal of Corporate Accounting and Finance. The article was co-authored with four MBA students: Toni Green, Lyudmila Todorova, Toni Trapani, and Will Watson.
- Cecily Raiborn (2003), "Managing and Controlling Risk in Global Operations," was published in the Journal of Corporate Accounting and Finance.
- Dr. Cecily Raiborn and Ms. Chandra Schorg (2002), "Making Dirty Dollars Clean" was accepted in Commercial Lending Review.
- Dr. James Baskett (2002), "A Revisionist History of Accountancy From the Origins of Private Property to Venice in the Pacioli Era," published in The International Business and Economics Research Journal.
- Dr. James Baskett (2002), "Taguchi in the Era of Mass Customization: The Effects of Robust Engineering and Mahalanobis-Taguchi System on Management Education and Practice," published in The Journal of Business, Industry and Economics.
- Dr. James Baskett (2002), "From Tokigawa to Taguchi: Japanese Culture and the Evolution of quality Management and Management Accounting," published in The Journal of Accounting and Financial Research.
- Dr. Jesse Barfield, Dr. Caroline Fisher, and Dr. Brenda Joyner (2001), "Building Quality into Corporate Goals: Selling the Issue to Top Management," Journal of Innovative Management.
- Dr. Jesse Barfield and Dr. Caroline Fisher (2001), "Economic impacts of quality awards: Does offering an award bring returns to the state?" Total Quality Management.