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School of Accountancy
The School of Accountancy supports degree programs with majors in accountancy at the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. levels.
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Office: BA 223Q
Mailing Address:
Main Campus PO BOX 873606 Tempe, AZ 85287-3606
Phone: 480-965-3631
Fax: 480-965-8392
Email: wpcareyacc@asu.edu
Mail Code: 3606
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Assistant Professor
Matthew Baugh's research examines auditing practices, financial reporting quality, goodwill impairment, merger contracts, and regulatory environments.
309-830-6862
Professor of Practice
Bosserman was a partner for 33 years with with Ernst & Young, LLP in Tax. He worked with private and public companies in the life sciences, consumer products and financial services industries.
School Director & Professor
Professor Call researches various financial reporting topics, including the role of equity analysts in the capital markets and the role of whistleblowers in the discovery of financial misconduct.
Lecturer Senior
Nancy Cassidy has been teaching financial and managerial accounting for nearly 25 years with an emphasis in Intermediate Accounting I and has affiliations with Texas A&M, Univ. of Nebraska and Arizona State Univ.
Lecturer
Ms. Cook teaches a variety of accounting courses such as financial accounting, managerial accounting, intermediate financial accounting, and financial statement analysis. Ms. Cook is a CPA in the state of Arizona.
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Program Manager
480-965-5473
ASU School of Accountancy BA 223 C
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Assistant Professor
Matthew Baugh's research examines auditing practices, financial reporting quality, goodwill impairment, merger contracts, and regulatory environments.
309-830-6862
Professor of Practice
Bosserman was a partner for 33 years with with Ernst & Young, LLP in Tax. He worked with private and public companies in the life sciences, consumer products and financial services industries.
School Director & Professor
Professor Call researches various financial reporting topics, including the role of equity analysts in the capital markets and the role of whistleblowers in the discovery of financial misconduct.
Lecturer Senior
Nancy Cassidy has been teaching financial and managerial accounting for nearly 25 years with an emphasis in Intermediate Accounting I and has affiliations with Texas A&M, Univ. of Nebraska and Arizona State Univ.
