EDUCATION

PhD, 1988, Business Administration, University of South Carolina

MA, 1985, Accountancy, University of South Carolina

BSBA, 1974, Accounting, Ohio State University

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Associate Professor (1984), Department of Accounting & MIS, Bowling Green State University, 1988 to present

Department Chair, Department of Accounting & MIS, Bowling Green State University, August 2007 to present

Department Chair, Department of Accounting & MIS, Bowling Green State University, August, 2001 to July, 2002

PUBLICATIONS

"Expectancy Theory as the Basis for Activity-Based Costing System Implementation by Managers" - with W. Johnson and A. Ndede-Amadi; Advances in Management Accounting; 2005 (14), pp. 253-275.

"Attributional Biases as a Source of Conflict Between Users and Analysts in an Information System Development Context- Hypotheses Development" with A. Ndede-Amadi; Systemic Practice and Action Research; 2002 (15,2) pp. 353-365.

"An Application of Expectancy Theory to Explain Manager's Intention to Use a Decision Support System" with A. Harrell; Decision Sciences; 1994 (4), pp. 499-513.

"Student versus Recruiter Perceptions of the Importance of Staff Auditor Performance Variables" with R. Kirsch and P. Leathers; Accounting Horizons; 1993 (4), pp. 58-69.

"The Role of Causal Attributions in Explaining the Link Between User Participation and Information System Success" with S. Magal; Information Resources Management Journal; 1993 (3), pp. 8-19.

"The Impact of Psychological Factors on the Job Satisfaction of Senior Auditors" with A. Harrell; Behavioral Research in Accounting; 1991 (3), pp. 85-96.

"An Application of Expectancy Theory to Examine Managers' Motivation to Utilize a Decision Support System" (invited due to dissertation award); Journal of Management Accounting Research 1991 (3), pp. 213-222.