Directions to Manhattan and Parking Instructions
8:00-8:30
– Registration and Social Time (coffee, juice, fruit and baked goods served)
8:30-8:35
– Welcome, Yar Ebadi, Dean of the College of Business Administration
8:35-9:25
– An Analysis of the Fraud Triangle,
Jerry L. Turner, The University of
Memphis, Theodore J. Mock, University of Southern California, Rajendra P.
Srivastava, University of Kansas – Discussed by Mark Linville, Kansas State
University
9:25-10:15
– An Examination of Firms Charged With Medicare and
Medicaid Fraud: Does Corporate
Governance Matter? Susan Cammack,
Washburn University – Discussed by Steven Harrast, Wichita State University
10:15-10:40
– Break
10:40-11:30
– The Impact of Regulation Fair Disclosure on the
Information Environment: Evidence from
Information Providers and Information Users. Diane Janvrin and Jim
Kurtenbach, Iowa State University – Discussed by Stacy Kovar, Kansas State
University
11:30-12:30
– Lunch, Sunflower Room, Student Union 2nd floor
12:30-1:30
– To what Extent does Learning Style Associate with
Performance in Introductory Accounting? Zane Swanson, Rebekah Sheely and
Dean Edmiston, Emporia State University – Discussed by Jennifer Blaskovich, University
of Nebraska, Lincoln
1:30-2:30
– Monitoring as a Substitute for Debt Covenants.
Tommy Carnes, University of Arkansas, Ervin Black, Mickey Mosebach, and Susan
Moyer – Discussed by Burch T. Kealey, University of Nebraska, Omaha
2:30-2:45
– Break
2:45-3:45
– Antecedents of the Demand for Assurance Services
Beyond the Financial Statement Audit: A Model for Analysis, Elaine G.
Mauldin, University of Missouri – Columbia, and Stacy E. Kovar, Kansas State
University – Discussed by Dawne Martin, Kansas State University Department of
Marketing