Back to directory
Jodi Gissel
Jodi Gissel
Assistant Professor
- Office Location: Timothy J Hyland Hall 3418
- Phone: (262) 472-4912
- Email: gisselj@uww.edu
- Department(s): Accounting
Forensic Accounting Section Research Paper Award
2019
American Accounting Association
School of Business Doctoral Students Research Award
2009
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Doctoral Consortium Fellow
2008
American Accounting Association
School of Business Doctoral Students Research Award
2008
University of Wisconsin-Madison
School of Business Doctoral Students Research Award
2007
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Honor Society Member
2005
Beta Gamma Sigma
Program Graduate
2002
Leadership Racine
Ph.D.
Business (Accounting)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
2010
Master of Science
Accounting
Marquette University
2005
Bachelor of Science
Business (Accounting)
University of Wisconsin-Parkside
1997
Certified Fraud Examiner
2014
Certified Public Accountant
2002
Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants
2019 - Current
Institute of Management Accountants
2018 - Current
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
2011 - Current
American Accounting Association
2004 - Current
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
2001 - Current
Grace Church: A comprehensive fraud examination case
The slippery slope of fraud: A special case of motivation crowding
Timothy Fogarty, Joseph Wall
Clients’ perceptions of auditors’ professional skepticism (Poster Session)
Michael Akers
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Implications and future research notes
Veena Brown, Adam Vitalis
Auditors’ perceptions of audit quality indicators: Experience level and audit firm size differences
Veena Brown, Daniel Neely
Fraud examination case: Crafty cash theft? (Roundtable)
Private information sharing during SAS 99 brainstorming: Effects of psychological safety and professional skepticism
Karla Johnstone
Private information sharing during SAS 99 brainstorming: Effects of psychological safety and professional skepticism (Roundtable)
Karla Johnstone
Self-regulation: Experimental evidence of quality and reporting choices
Brian Mayhew
Self-regulation: Experimental evidence of quality and reporting choices
Brian Mayhew
Audit market implications of PCAOB inspection reports
Graduate student audit project
Michael Akers
Mandatory disclosure of audit engagement partners: Insights from practice
Accounting Perspectives
Clients’ perceptions of auditors’ professional skepticism
Review of Business Information Systems
The slippery slope of fraud: A special case of motivation crowding
Journal of Forensic Accounting Research
Why punishment does not fit the crime: Experimental evidence that situational circumstances crowd out damage done
Journal of Forensic Accounting Research
Vol. Forthcoming
Board of directors’ sanction judgments: The effect of situational factors
Journal of Managerial Issues
Vol. 31
Iss. 1
Pg. 85-112
Professional skepticism: Practitioners’ perceptions and training practices
Review of Business Information Systems
Vol. 22
Iss. 2
Pg. 1-14
Practitioner summary of Information sharing during auditors’ fraud brainstorming: Effects of psychological safety and auditor knowledge
Current Issues in Auditing
Vol. 12
Iss. 1
Pg. P1-P10
Information sharing during auditors’ fraud brainstorming: Effects of psychological safety and auditor knowledge
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory
Vol. 36
Iss. 2
Pg. 87-110
A case of fixed asset accounting: Initial and subsequent measurement
Journal of Accounting Education
Vol. 37
Pg. 61-66
Audit quality indicators: Perceptions of junior-level auditors
Managerial Auditing Journal
Vol. 31
Iss. 8/9
Pg. 949-980
Fraud examination case: Crafty cash theft?
Issues in Accounting Education
Vol. 29
Iss. 2
Pg. 331-336
Ethics and the CPA: A valuable combination
On Balance
Pg. 19-20
Formation and consequences of going concern opinions: A review of the literature
Journal of Accounting Literature
Vol. 29
Pg. 59-141
Descriptive evidence from audit practice on SAS No. 99 brainstorming activities
Current Issues in Auditing
Vol. 1
Pg. A1-A11
Earnings management and its implications: Educating the accounting profession
The CPA Journal
Iss. 77
Pg. 8
A review of going concern prediction studies: 1976 to present
Journal of Business & Economics Research
Vol. 5
Iss. 5
Pg. 9-28
A review of bankruptcy prediction studies: 1930 to present
Journal of Financial Education
Vol. 33
Pg. 1-43
The ethics of managing short-term earnings: Business managers and business students rate earnings management practices – Implications for academia
Journal of College Teaching and Learning
Vol. 3
Iss. 7
Pg. 57-70
Fraud requirements in SSARS 10: Practitioners’ perceptions raise interesting questions
The CPA Journal
Vol. 76
Iss. 4
Pg. 34-36
Weighing the public interest: Is the going concern opinion still relevant?
The CPA Journal
Vol. 76
Iss. 1
Pg. 16-21
What is fraud and who is responsible?
Journal of Forensic Accounting
Vol. 7
Pg. 247-256
Earnings quality: It’s time to measure and report
The CPA Journal
Vol. 75
Iss. 11
Pg. 32-37
Graduate student audit project
Journal of Business Case Studies
Vol. 1
Iss. 2
Pg. 19-37