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Jill Weber
Assistant Professor

Office Location: Timothy J Hyland Hall 3539
Phone: (262) 472-5451
Email: weberj@uww.edu
Department(s): Accounting

Education

Degree

Major

School

Year

Ph.D. in Business Administration

Accounting

Oklahoma State University

2015

Master of Science in Accounting

Accounting

Marquette University

2011

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Accounting

Marquette University

2010

Certifications

Title

Sponsor

Date Obtained

Certified Public Accountant

November 5, 2018

Memberships

Name

Length of Membership

American Accounting Association

September 2012 - Current

Conferences

Title

Co-Author(s)

Abstract

Keeping (Sock)TABs on Student Engagement! Using Shark Tank to Explore CVP Analysis

Brian Huels

Does Corporate Social Responsibility Reduce Employee Theft

Kalana Malimage

This research examines if organizations can use corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities to alter their internal control environments to reduce the occurrence of employee theft. We hypothesize that CSR activities improve organization’s tone at the...

Does Benefit Corporation Status Matter to Investors? An Exploratory Study of Investor Perceptions and Decisions

Lauren Cooper

This study investigates investors’ perceptions of benefit corporations and how this newly established corporate form impacts their investment choices. We utilize an experimental setting to examine how benefit corporation status impacts investors’ decision...

The Accounting Faculty Shortage: Addressing the Perceptions of Masters of Accounting Students

Abbie Daly

A critical shortage of accounting Ph.D.s exists in academia today. While the shortage’s causes, consequences, and potential solutions have been discussed by the profession and in prior literature, more progress remains to be made. In this study, we explor...

Does Benefit Corporation Status Impact Firms' Earnings Management Behavior?

Lauren Cooper

This study examines the earnings management behavior of publicly traded benefit corporations. Given that archival data for benefit corporations is not currently available, we utilize an experimental research design to examine the extent that managers of b...

Does Benefit Corporation Status Matter to Investors? An Exploratory Study of Investor Perceptions and Decisions

Lauren Cooper

This study investigates investors’ perceptions of benefit corporations and how this newly established corporate form impacts their investment decisions. We utilize an experimental setting to examine how benefit corporation status impacts investors’ choice...

Using Teleological and Budgetary Mechanisms to Reduce the Magnitude of Auditors' Underreporting of Time

Chad Stefaniak

The objective of this study is to propose pragmatic solutions to reduce auditors’ underreporting of time (URT). Over the past few decades, auditing researchers have explored and documented the causes and negative consequences of URT, but have yet to offer...

All Publications

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Publisher

Type

Details

Date

The accounting faculty shortage: understanding masters of accounting students' interest in pursuing careers as accounting professors

Journal of Education for Business