V I T A
Denise Nitterhouse, MBA, DBA
November 2007
School of Accountancy & Management Information Systems
EDUCATION - DEGREES:
D.B.A.,
M.B.A.,
B.A.,
EDUCATION - POST-DOCTORAL PROGRAMS:
AACSB Advanced Information Systems Faculty Development Institute, July 1988.
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:
Associate Professor, 9/89‑present.
Head, Management Information Systems Group, 9/91-8/92.
Assistant Professor, 9/86‑8/89.
Assistant Professor (Visiting), 9/85‑6/86.
Consultant, self‑employed, part‑time, 1974‑present.
Senior Research Fellow,
Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy,
Instructor,
Teaching Assistant,
Program
Adjunct Faculty,
Accountant, Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut, Inc. 9/74‑6/75.
Staff Accountant, Audit Department, Haskins and Sells, C.P.A., 9/71‑5/74.
AWARDS, CITATIONS & HONORS:
“Faculty Excellence Award”, Ledger & Quill,
“Faculty
Member, Delta of
“Accountant of the Year”, 1993-94,
Included in Who's Who in the Midwest, 21st & 23rd Eds., and Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in America, 2nd & 3rd Eds., MARQUIS Who's Who; Two Thousand Notable American Women, Fifth Ed., American Biographical Institute, Inc.
RESEARCH – FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & CONTRACTS:
DePaul University Quality of Instruction Council, “Support for paid leave”, Awarded May 1998 for September 1998 through March 1999.
Ledger and
Quill Research Grant, School of Accountancy,
Caterpillar
Tractor Company Grant, Bureau of Economic and Business Research,
Investors in
Business Education, Bureau of Economic and Business Research,
Office of Naval Research contract for research on design of Equal Employment Opportunity Reporting Systems, April‑September 1979 (with W. W. Cooper).
American Accounting Association Doctoral Fellowship, 1979.
Haskins and Sells Foundation Doctoral Fellowship, 1977.
RESEARCH
Books and Monographs
Herzlinger,
Johnson, Roy D. and Denise Nitterhouse. Spreadsheet and Database Applications for Accounting Information Systems, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1990.
Parts of Books (Chapters)
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Behavioral Aspects of Reporting Requirements”, Chapter 17, Behavioral Accounting, G. Siegel and H. Ramanauskas-Marconi, South‑Western Publishing Co., 1989, pp. 383-399.
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Michelle Grinald”, Case in Christensen, C. Roland, Teaching by the Case Method,
Niehaus, Richard J., and Denise Nitterhouse. “Manpower Goals Planning and Accountability”, with In Quantitative Planning and Control (Y. Ijiri and A. B. Whinston, Eds.) Academic Press, 1979, pp.207‑227.
Articles
Christensen, Clayton M., Scott Anthony,
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Let the Customer Make the Case”, Strategy&Innovation, Harvard Business School Publishing and Innosight, Vol. 3, No. 2, March-April 2005, p. 9-12.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Plagiarism –Not Just an ‘Academic’ Problem”, Teaching Business Ethics, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Vol. 7 No. 3, August 2003, p. 215-227.
Nitterhouse, Denise, and Gerald Berstell. “Tell Us More”, Journal of Accountancy, July 2003, pp. 35-38.
Nitterhouse, Denise, Sarah Ebner and Joseph Sameh. “
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Asking All the Right Questions”, Marketing Research, Fall 2001, Vol. 13 No. 3, pg. 14-20.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Information Technology in Accounting, DePaul Street Journal, Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter Beta Alpha Psi, Vol. 23, Issue 2, Fall 2001, pp. 3, 9-10.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Exploratory Market Research for Accountants”, The CPA Software News, April/May 2001, Vol. 11, No. 2, pg. 18.
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Casing the Customer”, Marketing News, Feb 26, 2001, pg. 45.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “A Response to ‘Speak Out’”, The Accounting Educator, Vol. X, No. 1, Fall 2000, p. 4-5.
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Tell Me a Story: Using Case Studies to Discover Unmet Needs”, Nonprofit World, Vol. 17 No. 5, September/October 1999, pp. 33-35.
Greenlee, Janet S., Teresa P. Gordon and Denise Nitterhouse. “Tax-exempt Organization Financial Data: Availability & Limitations”, Accounting Horizons, Vol. 13 No. 2, June 1999, pp. 113-128.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Financial Management and Accountability in Small, Religiously Affiliated Nonprofit Organizations”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Vol. 26, Supplemental, 1997, pp. S101-S121.
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Looking ‘Outside the Box’”, Marketing Research, Summer 1997, Vol. 9, No. 2., pp. 4-13.
Coviello, Sarah
C., Denise Nitterhouse and
Nitterhouse, Denise and Peter A. Silhan. “A Checklist for a Believable Bottom Line”, Journal of Accounting and EDP, Vol. 4, No. 2, Summer 1988, pp.20-24.
Kanter, Howard A., and Denise Nitterhouse. “A Comparison of Alternative Hands-on Approaches to Teaching the Audit of Computer-Based Systems”, The Journal of Education for Business, Vol. 63, No. 8, May 1988, pp.372-375.
Nitterhouse, Denise, and
Kanter, Howard A., and Denise Nitterhouse. “Two Hands-on Approaches to Train for Computer-Based Systems Audits”, The EDP Auditor Journal, Volume IV, 1987, pp.27-33.
Nitterhouse, Denise and Peter A. Silhan. “Formatting Accounting Outputs for Improved Usability”, Journal of Systems Management, Vol. 38, No. 5, May 1987, pp. 6-11.
Nitterhouse, Denise and
Nitterhouse, Denise, and
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Beware Comparing Salaries”, Day Care & Early Education, Vol. 13, No. 4, Summer 1986, p. 10-12.
Working Papers
Berstell, Gerald and Denise Nitterhouse. “Target Situations, Not Demographics: Customer Case Studies Reveal Situational Targeting Opportunities”.
Invited Book Reviews in Peer-Reviewed Journals
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Social Accounting for Nonprofits and Cooperatives”, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, Jossey-Bass Publishers, Vol. 15, No. 2, Winter 2004, p. 247-249.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Nonprofit and Social Marketing”, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, Jossey-Bass Publishers, Vol. 9 No. 3 Spring 1999, p. 323-328.
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Review of Financial Reporting for Nonprofit Organizations: A Fresh Look, by Robert K. Mautz”, The Accounting Historians Journal, Vol. 22, No. 1, June 1995, p. 165-168.
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Review of Government Budgeting in Developing
Countries,” International Journal of Accounting,
The University of
Technical Reports
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Digital Production Strategies for Scholarly
Publishers”.
Halpert, Jane, Denise Nitterhouse, Joel Whalen and Robert Cooke. “Report on Development and Testing of an Ethical Decision-Making Simulation Experience”, prepared for the James S. Kemper, Jr., Grant in Business Ethics, Kemper Foundation, December 17, 1993.
Nitterhouse, Denise and
Niehaus, R. J., and Denise Nitterhouse. “Planning and
Accountability Systems for EEO and Affirmative Action Policy,”
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Department of the Navy EEO Internal Recruitment Study”,
Proceedings - Papers
Nitterhouse,
Denise. "A Comparison of Live-in-Application and Simulated Hands-on Tests
of Information Technology Literacy", presented at the 2004 Midwest
Business Administration Association (MBAA) Annual Meeting, Information Systems
Education Theme, March 17, 2004,
Nitterhouse,
Denise. "The Importance of Exploratory Research in Business
Applications", presented at the International Academy of Business and
Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference, Statistical Applications
Session, Jan 23, 2004,
Keating, Elizabeth K. and Denise Nitterhouse. “The Effects of Government Contract Reimbursement Systems on Nonprofit Organizations”, Proceedings of the Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Meeting (presented at the Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Meeting, March 12, 2003).
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “An Exploratory Investigation of Information Technology Literacy Among Undergraduate Business Students”, Proceedings of the
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Urban Entrepreneurship, Economic Development, and Public Safety in the
Inner City”, 2001
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Using Discussion Boards in Online Learning: A Project That Works”,
Proceedings of the Midwest Business Administration Association Annual
Meeting—Information Systems, presented March 8, 2001,
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Incorporating Internet Distance Learning Components in a Management Information Systems Course”, published in Proceedings ISECON ’99: Bringing industry and Education Together—Closing the IS Resource Gap, presented at the ISECON ’99 Information Systems Education Conference, October 15, 1999, pp. 94-102.
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “The Roles and Responsibilities of Donors in the Operation of
Not-for-Profit Entities”, published in Managing a Church: Diocesan Finances,
Symposium Proceedings, Foundations and Donors Interested in Catholic Activities
(FADICA), June 22-23, 1995,
Halpert, Jane, Denise Nitterhouse and Joel Whalen. “Teaching Ethics Through Group Decision Software Compared with Traditional Small Group Discussion”, with Joel Whalen, and Jane Halpert, Teaching and Training Business Ethics in the 90's and Beyond: Issues, Strategies & Tactics, R. A. Cooke, M. Fleckstein and P. Primeaux, S. M., eds., Chicago, November 10, 1994, pp. 380-387.
Halpert, Jane, Denise Nitterhouse and Joel Whalen. “The Effects of Source Leadership in Group Decision Software Simulation: A Classroom Approach”, Marketing: Advances in Theory and Thought, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Southern Marketing Association, Brian T. Engelland and Alan J. Bush, eds., New Orleans, LA, November 4, 1994, pp. 228-235.
Johnson, Roy
D., and Denise Nitterhouse “Creativity and Information Systems: An Exploratory
Investigation”, 1991 Journal/Proceedings, Information Systems and Quantitative
Management, Midwest Business Administration Association 27th Annual Meeting,
Cooper, W.
W., R. J. Niehaus and Denise Nitterhouse “Workforce Goals Planning for the
Naval Laboratory System”, OCP Research Report No. 31, in Proceedings
of the 12th DOD Cost Analysis Symposium,
Proceedings - Abstracts
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Measuring Our Digital Divides”, ARNOVA 2002 Research Abstracts,
presented at the Association for Research on Nonprofit and Voluntary
Organizations (ARNOVA) 31st Annual Conference,
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Exploratory Research in Information Systems”, International
Symposium on Research Methods Abstracts, presented at the International
Symposium on Research Methods (ISRM),
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Incorporating Information Technology in Nonprofit Education”, ARNOVA
2001 Research Abstracts, presented at the Association for Research on
Nonprofit and Voluntary Organizations (ARNOVA) 30th Annual Conference,
Nitterhouse, Denise. “Plagiarism and Business: What Can Business Educators Do?”, presented at the Eighth Annual International Conference Promoting Business Ethics, October 24, 2001, H. Peter Steeves, Proceedings Editor.
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Emerging Information Technology Applications for Nonprofit
Organizations”, presented at the Association for Research on Nonprofit and
Voluntary Organizations (ARNOVA) 28th Annual Conference,
Nitterhouse,
Denise. “Applying Customer Case Research to Nonprofit Organizations”, presented
at the Association for Research on Nonprofit and Voluntary Organizations
(ARNOVA) 27th Annual Conference,
Herzlinger,
Johnson, Roy
D., and Denise Nitterhouse “Fostering Creative Use of Information Technology by
End Users”, Midwest Business Administration Association 27th Annual Meeting,
Hilton, C., Denise Nitterhouse and F. C. Sharp. “Joint Cost
Allocation in Nonprofit Organizations: How Much Goes to the Cause?”, American Accounting Association
Nitterhouse, Denise. Response to “Study Finds Senior Exams Are Too Basic”, The New York Times, Editorials/Letters, p. 12, Sunday June 13, 2004.
Nitterhouse, Denise. Response to “What’s Behind the Retail Slump?”, The New York Times, Vol CLII, No. 52,382, Money & Business Section 3, p. 12, Sunday February 2, 2003.
Nitterhouse, Denise. Response to “Innovation Now!”, Fast Company, February 2003, p. 23.
"Linking
Exploratory, Descriptive and Confirmatory Research", International
Symposium on Research Methods (ISRM) Conference,
“Discussion Board
Assignments That ‘Work’” "Active Learning Exercises in Financial
Management Education" Panel, Decision Sciences Institute Annual
Conference,
"Learning
Judgment in Accounting Decision Making", with Donald Shannon, "Active
Learning Exercises in Financial Management Education" Panel, Decision
Sciences Institute Annual Conference,
“Measuring
Students’ IT Literacy”, Course Technology National Conference,
"Collaborative
Initiatives for Competitive Inner Cities: A Proposal", Initiative for a
Competitive Inner City,
“Internet Use by Nonprofit Organizations: An Exploratory Study” (Poster Session), Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) Annual Conference, November 18, 2000.
“Internet Distance Learning for Nonprofit Programs” (with John McNutt), Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) Annual Conference, Teaching Section Workshop, November 15, 2000.
“Faculty
Viewpoint of Blackboard Assessment & Gradebook”,
DePaul University ATD Advanced Blackboard Workshop,
“Getting Into It: Innovative Developments in Online Learning &
Course Organization”, North Suburban Higher Education Consortium (NSHEC),
“Using CourseInfo for a Large Multi-section, Required MIS Course”, DePaul University ATD Showcase, Chicago, IL, May 12, 2000.
“Learning Businesses' Role in Reducing Inner-City Crime: An MIS
Project”, Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC)/
“Customer Case Research at the Point-of-Purchase”, presented with Gerald Berstell at the Point-of-Purchase (POP) Show Chicago, November 18, 1999.
“Tax-Exempt
Organization Financial Data: Availability and Limitations—Proposal for
Extensions”, presented June 4, 1999 at the
“Internet
Distance Learning Faculty Institute Outcomes”,
“Tax-exempt Organization Financial Data: Availability & Limitations--Update”, with Janet S. Greenlee, Teresa P. Gordon and Thomas Pollak, at the Annual Midyear Meeting of the Government and Nonprofit Organizations Section of the American Accounting Association, Orlando, FL, presented January 29, 1999.
“Teaching a
Non-Traditional Government and Nonprofit Accounting Course”, presented at the
SWAFAD/ SW AAA Annual Meeting, GNP Section,
“Accounting
for Small Not-for-Profit Organizations”, presented at the MBAA annual meeting,
“Teaching GNP
Accounting to Non-Accounting Majors”, presented at the American Accounting
Association Midwest Region Meeting,
“Results of
the Kemper Grant Research on GDSS”,
“Nonprofit Organizations: Their Role in Society and Their Challenges to Boards of Directors”, Association for Public Policy and Management (APPAM) Annual Conference, October 28, 1994, Chicago, IL (presented for Professor Regina Herzlinger).
“Multi-Media
in Management Education”, Research and Education Group on Information Systems
(REGIS),
“Faculty Case
Writing at Non-case Schools”, World Association for Case Method Research &
Case Method Application Conference,
“Creativity
and Information Technology”, Information Management Research Centre Workshop,
“Financial
Accounting and Managerial Control for Nonprofit Organizations”,
“IS
Creativity: Who Needs It?,” Panel on Information
Systems and Creativity,
“The Run for
the Roses: Individual Perspectives on the Tenure Process”, American Accounting
Association Annual Meeting,
“Case Materials for Teaching Joint Cost Allocation in Nonprofit Organizations”, with Florence C. Sharp, presented August 14, 1988, at the Government and Nonprofit Section Workshop, American Accounting Association annual meeting, Orlando, FL.
“Cost Containment in Higher Education: Lessons from Health Care and the Private Sector”, panel presentation at the Conference on College Costs and Tuition, sponsored by the National Center for Postsecondary Governance and Finance, in Washington, D.C., January 20, 1988.
“Introduction
to Field-based Behavioral Accounting Research”, presented April 15, 1987, at
the Accounting, Behavior and Organizations Section workshop for the Midwest
American Accounting Association regional meeting,
“Two
'Hands-On' Approaches to Teaching EDP Auditing”, presented March 13, 1987, by
co-author Howard Kanter, at the Midwest Computer
Conference,
“Allocating
Joint Costs of Informational Activities of Nonprofit Organizations”, presented
February 27, 1987, to the DePaul University School of Accountancy Research Seminar,
“Coalition to Halt Alcohol Abuse on the Roads (CHAAR): Cost Allocation Issues in Nonprofit Organizations”, with Florence C. Sharp, presented November 12, 1986, at the North American Case Research Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
“Practitioner‑Academic Cooperation for Integrating Microcomputers in Auditing and Other Accounting Courses”, with Margaret A. Bernier, co-presented August 22, 1986, American Accounting Association National meeting, New York City, NY.
“The Theory
of Information Processing and Its Relation to Accounting”, with Ken Danko,
presented May 3, 1986, at the American Accounting Association Mid‑Atlantic
Region meeting,
“A Model of Nonprofit Managers' Responses to Allocations of Joint Costs”, with Florence C. Sharp, September, 1985, presented March 21, 1986, American Accounting Association Midwest Region meeting, Chicago, IL.
“Information
Inductance: Some Evidence Against”, with
William W. Cooper, presented August 13, 1980, at the American Accounting Association
National Meeting,
“Implications
of Planning and Accountability for Equal Employment Opportunity Policy”,
presented May 6, 1980, at the Joint National Meeting of TIMS/ORSA,
“Manpower
Goals Planning and Accountability”, co-presented with R. J. Niehaus at The
Institute of Management Sciences XXIV International Meeting,
“Staffing for the Implementation of an Integrated Computer-Assisted Human Resources Planning System”, presented by co-author Richard J. Niehaus, at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Information Sciences Advance Study Institute, Crete, Greece, August 1-11, 1978.
TEACHING - MATERIALS PUBLISHED:
Cases
"Finding the Right Job for Your Product." Christensen, Clayton M., Scott Anthony, Gerald Berstell, and Denise
Nitterhouse.
“Teaching Note for WJAC ‑ 1977”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1978, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #5‑178‑097.
“Teaching Note for Cost Accounting for WSFH”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1978, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #5‑178‑123.
“Teaching Note for Budget Crisis of the Boston School System”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1978, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #5‑178‑153.
“Teaching Note for
“Teaching Note for Pricing the Services of the Child Care Task Force”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1978, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #5‑178‑299.
“Children's Center ‑ 1975”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #0‑177‑216.
“Children's Center ‑ 1976”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #9‑177‑217.
“San Bernadino YWCA (A)”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #9‑177‑218.
“San Bernadino YWCA (B)”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #9‑177‑219.
“Note on Accounting for Voluntary Health and Welfare Organizations”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #9‑177‑220.
“Teaching Note for The Children's Center ‑ 1975”, under the supervision of Regina E. Herzlinger, 1977, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #5‑177‑252.
“Neff Folding Box Company”, under the supervision of Neil C. Churchill, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, 1976, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, #1‑176‑261.
Syllabi
“Introduction to Management Information Systems”, #21 in Quantitative Methods & Computer Applications in Business, Volume 9, Business Administration Reading Lists and Course Outlines, Compiled by James W. Dean and Richard Schwindt, Eno River Press, August 1985.
TEACHING - (SELECTED) UNPUBLISHED MATERIALS:
KATHERINE'S OWN CANDY COMPANY - Case Series, 1987.
1984, CASE A, “The Birth of a Company”
1985, CASE B, “Information Systems for a New Small Business”
1986, CASE C, “Information Systems for a Growing Small Business”
1987, CASE D, “Computerized Orders IS - The First Step to Automation”
1988, CASE E, “Designing Reports for Profit Planning”
TEACHING - COURSES TAUGHT:
University courses
“Management Information Systems” (DePaul: MIS 340), Und., Fall 1986-present; (U I U-C: ACCY/BA 391), Grad & Und., Fall 1983 -Spring 1985.
“Financial Accounting for Nonprofit Organizations” (ACC 537), Grad, Spring 1993, Spring 1995.
“Managerial Accounting for Nonprofit Organizations” (ACC 538), Grad, Winter 1994.
“Marketing Information Systems for Decision Support” (MKT 585/MIS 798), Grad., Spring 1989, Winter 1992, Spring 1994.
“Accounting Information Systems” (ACCY 610), Grad., Fall 1985, Winter 1988 & 1989.
“Accounting Systems” (ACCY 535), Grad., Winter 1986, Winter 1989.
“Introduction to Computer Technology and Methodology” (ACCY 130), Und., Fall 1985-Winter 1986.
“Microcomputer Based Information Systems for Small Non‑Profit Organizations” (ACCY 493), Independent Study, Grad., Spring 1984.
“Behavioral Foundations of Accounting” (ACCY 493), PhD. Seminar, Spring 1983.
“Information Systems Development for Voluntary Health and Welfare Organizations” (ACCY 199), Independent Study, Und., Spring 83.
“Independent Study PhD. Research Seminar” (ACCY 493) for Frances Carpenter, Summer 1982.
“Intermediate Financial Accounting” (ACCY 208), Und., Course Coordinator last 2 semesters, Fall 1981‑Fall 1982.
“Introduction
to Accounting in the Public Sector”,
“Cost Accounting”, Und.,
“Governmental Accounting”, Und.,
“SBA Independent Study Projects”,
Professional seminars and courses
DePaul University, Center for Professional Education, Certificate in Business Administration Program for Managers of Not-for-Profit Organizations, “Introduction to Fund Accounting and Budgeting”, 1/24/87, 9/12/87, 9/10/88.
SERVICE - UNIVERSITY:
Department/School of Accountancy
September 1991- present. Recruiting Committee, Member.
September 1989- present. Promotion & Tenure Committee, Member.
September 1985‑ present. Management Information Systems Area Committee, Member.
September 1997-1998. Undergraduate, Curriculum Revision Committee, Business Processes & Controls Subcommittee Chair.
October 1994‑ June 1996. Accounting Information Systems Feasibility Committee, Member.
November 1994‑ June 1996. AACSB Self-Study
September 1994‑ June 1995. MBA/MIS Advisory Committee, Administrative Subcommittee Faculty Representative.
July 1994‑ March 1995. Assessment of Educational Outcomes Committee, Member.
October 1994‑ April 1995. Retreat Planning Committee, Member.
September 1991- August 1992. Head, MIS Group.
September 1988- April 1992. Chair, Curriculum Committee, MIS.
1982-85: Member, Systems Area and Not‑for‑Profit Area Committees, Member.
Provided and graded questions for Accountancy Core Preliminary Exam.
Member, Ph.D. Student Advisory Committees.
1984-85 Education Policy Committee, Member
1983-84 Not-for-Profit Area Committee, Chair.
1982-83 Research Advisory Committees, Member.
1982 Director of Research, Ph.D. Dissertation Committee and Member, Ph.D. Special Area Committee of Mary Alice Seville.
July 2001-June 2001, Member, McGowan Foundation Scholarship Committee.
Sept. 1993-June 1996 Member, Information Resources Committee.
June 1994-June 1995, Chair, Multi-Media Usage and Facilities Task Force.
1993 Member, ACS DePaul Center Liaison Group.
1989 Chair,
1988-89 Member,
1988 Member,
1986-88 Member, Computer Committee (Teaching and Research).
1983-84 Member, Honors Committee and Behavioral Lab Committee.
University
1983-85
Member, Professional Graduate Studies Area Subcommittee,
SERVICE - PROFESSIONAL:
Organizational Positions
Duke Club of
Harvard Business School Club of Chicago, Director (appointed 1/2000-6/01, elected 7/01-6/04); Vice President, Special Interest Groups, 7/04-present.
Member, Director’s Advisory Board,
Member, Technical Advisory Committee of the Urban Institute's "Measuring and Reporting Nonprofit Fundraising and Administrative Costs" Project, August 2000-present.
Member, Nominating Committee,
Exhibits Chairperson, Information Systems Education Conference (ISECON) '90 Steering Committee, 1988-1990.
Co-coordinator,
Steering Committee Member, Midwest Region, American Accounting Association, Spring 1988 - 1991 (elected position).
Coordinator,
Subcommittee Co-Chair, AAA Government and Nonprofit Reporting Committee, 1986. (Prepared committee response to the May, 1986, Exposure Draft of the Proposed Statement of Position: Accounting for Joint Costs of Informational Materials and Activities of Not-for-Profit Organizations that Include a Fund-Raising Appeal, issued by the AICPA Not-for-Profit Organizations Committee.)
Chair, Working Paper Series Committee of the Accounting, Behavior and Organizations Section of the American Accounting Association, 1983-1985.
Workshop/Panel Organizer and Chairperson
Accounting,
Behavior and Organizations Section of the American Accounting Association panel
for the Midwest regional meeting: “Integrating Behavioral Accounting Issues
into the Accounting Curriculum”,
Accounting,
Behavior and Organizations Section of the American Accounting Association
workshop for the Midwest regional meeting: “Practitioner Support of Behavioral
Accounting Research”,
Accounting,
Behavior and Organizations Section of the American Accounting Association
workshop, Midwest regional meeting: “Emerging Methodologies for Behavioral
Accounting Research”,
Invited Professional Presentations and Panels
“Getting
Started With Blackboard”, Presented to
“On-Line Student Assessment Using the Blackboard Platform” Co-presented with Gerhard Plaschka, PET Workshop, 05/17/01.
“Creative Thinking,” AIESEC Meeting,
“Implications of SOP 87-2: Allocation of Joint Costs in Nonprofit
Organizations”, presented to Accountants for the Public Interest,
“A Series of
Cases for the Introduction to MIS Course”, presented to the Research and
Education Group in Information Systems (REGIS),
Panelist, Panel Discussion with Ledger & Quill Visiting Lecturer, A. Milton Jenkins, March 13, 1987.
“Advanced Techniques in Agency Programming, Budgeting and Management”, co-presented with Shirley Stillinger (Executive Director, A Woman's Fund, Inc.), at the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence Management Workshop, Springfield, IL, June 11, 1986.
“Budgeting
Techniques for Multi-Program, Multi-Funder Social Service Agencies”, presented
at the
“A
Professional Woman's Perspective”, Presented for National Women's Week,
“Budgeting in
Municipal Governments”, presented to the Illinois Municipal Clerks Association,
Conference Session Moderator
Midwest American Accounting Association Meeting,
Midwest American Accounting Association Meeting,
American
Accounting Association National Meeting,
Paper Discussant
American
Accounting Association National Meeting,
Midwest
American Accounting Association Meeting,
Manuscript Reviewer - Journals
Nonprofit Management and Leadership (ad hoc, 1999-present)
Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Quarterly (ad hoc, 1999-present)
Business Case Journal (1994- present)
Case Research Journal (1993-present)
MIS Quarterly (1988-1992).
Information Systems Research (1990).
Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers (1991).
The Journal of Accounting Literature. (1983)
Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory. (1981‑1982)
Manuscript Reviewer - Conferences
Information Systems Education Conference (1999)
National American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Education, 1991.
Behavioral (1985-90)
Governmental and Nonprofit (1987-90)
Management Information Systems (1987)
Grant Reviewer
National Science Foundation, Decision Risk and Management Science, 1992, 1994.
SERVICE - PUBLIC & COMMUNITY:
Awards, Citations and Honors
Honoree, N.O.W. Celebration of Feminism, April 1984,
Organizational Positions
ALSO (
Crime Reduction Committee, Chair, May 1998 - April 1999.)
A Woman's Fund, Inc.,