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Archive | 2011

Ethical Leaders in Accounting

Patrick T. Kelly; Christine E. Earley

This chapter examines ethical leaders in accounting. We analyze the actions of individuals broadly associated with the accounting profession who have been presented with challenging situations and evaluate their responses to difficult circumstances. Our subjects are transformational leaders who have demonstrated a commitment to the public interest along with the moral motivation and character to persevere under challenging circumstances. By providing examples of leaders who have had a positive impact on the public accounting profession, both students and practicing accountants will learn how ethical leadership can make the profession stronger.


Advances in Accounting Education | 2015

The Use of Alternative Quiz Formats to Enhance Students’ Experiences in the Introductory Accounting Course

Julia M. Camp; Christine E. Earley; Judith M. Morse

Abstract Purpose To examine how use of different quiz formats in an introductory financial accounting course encourages student beliefs about performance in the course. Methodology/approach Surveys of students prior to and after experiencing five different types of quizzes in the course. Findings In general, students found quizzes to be a helpful and motivating tool in assisting them in preparation for exams. Students preferred the alternative quiz styles to a traditional quiz style, and for two of the four alternative quizzes, they experienced increases in confidence of the material as the result of the quiz. Practical implications Instructors should consider adopting alternative quiz formats, which are characterized as low stakes learning interventions that allow students to struggle, fail, and ultimately succeed in the introductory financial accounting course. Social implications The quizzes had positive effects on students’ confidence in the course and the interactive nature of some quiz formats also increases students’ ability to work collaboratively with others in the class. This helps improve class participation overall. Originality/value Presents use of quizzes as a learning tool rather than just an assessment tool, and provides suggestions for type of quiz formats that increase students’ perceived confidence.


Issues in Accounting Education | 2004

A Note on Ethics Educational Interventions in an Undergraduate Auditing Course: Is There an “Enron Effect”?

Christine E. Earley; Patrick T. Kelly


Auditing-a Journal of Practice & Theory | 2013

Research on Auditor Professional Skepticism: Literature Synthesis and Opportunities for Future Research

R. Kathy Hurtt; Helen L. Brown-Liburd; Christine E. Earley; Ganesh Krishnamoorthy


The Accounting Review | 2008

Reducing Management’s Influence on Auditors’ Judgments: An Experimental Investigation of SOX 404 Assessments

Christine E. Earley; Vicky B. Hoffman; Jennifer R. Joe


The Accounting Review | 2001

Knowledge Acquisition in Auditing: Training Novice Auditors to Recognize Cue Relationships in Real Estate Valuation

Christine E. Earley


Auditing-a Journal of Practice & Theory | 2004

The Impact of Strategic‐Positioning Information on Auditor Judgments about Business‐Process Performance

Brian Ballou; Christine E. Earley; Jay S. Rich


Contemporary Accounting Research | 2015

Learning the 'Craft' of Auditing: A Dynamic View of Auditors' On-the-Job Learning

Kimberly D. Westermann; Jean C. Bedard; Christine E. Earley


Issues in Accounting Education | 2003

Challenges to Audit Education for the 21st Century: A Survey of Curricula, Course Content, and Delivery Methods: The 2000-2001 Auditing Section Education Committee American Accounting Association

Jane Baird; Paul Caster; William N. Dilla; Christine E. Earley; Timothy J. Louwers


Business Horizons | 2015

Data analytics in auditing: Opportunities and challenges

Christine E. Earley

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Kimberly D. Westermann

California Polytechnic State University

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