Fall 2014

	Accounting Seminars Note: All seminars begin at 10:30am unless otherwise noted.		AIS Workshops Note: All workshops will be held in 1 Washington Park in the room specified on the workshop date and will begin at 10:00am unless otherwise noted.
Date	Location	Presenter/Paper	Room	Presenter/Paper
September 5	No Seminar		Room 921	Deniz Appelbaum: "Procurement Card Fraud Detection Using Hidden Markov Models and Information Fusion: A Fusion Study" He Li: Desi Arisandi:
September 12	1 Washington Park Room 216	"Predicting Accruals based on Problems with Cash Flows" Richard Frankel Beverly & James Hance Professor of Accounting, Washington University in St. Louis		Summer Research Presentations Tiffany Chiu, Qiao Li & Steve Kozlowski Rutgers University 8:30 am- 10:00am
September 19	No Seminar			Dr. Huanzhuo Ye Zhongnan University of Economics of Economics and Law Qiao Li Rutgers University 10:00 am- 11:30am
September 26	100 Rockafeller Road Piscataway, NJ Livingston Campus Room 4085	"Do Accounting Standards Matter for Firm Productivity? Evidence from Mandatory IFRS Adoption" Rong Huang from Baruch College10:30 am	Room 921	Kyunghee Yoon 10:30 am
October 3	Livingston Student Center, Room 5085	"Effect of bank monitoring on earnings management of the borrowing firm: An Empirical Investigation" Anand Jha, Texas A & M International University, Siddharth Shankar, Texas A & M International University, & Arun Prakash, Florida International University, 10:30 Am		No AIS Workshop, Students must report to Accounting Seminar in New Brunswick
October 10			Room 921 Room 202	Dr. Michael Kraten, Providence College 10:00 am - 11:30 Raj Srivastava Belief Function Course - 1:30 PM Room 202 SeekINFO System - Time TBA
October 17	Rutgers Business School Newark Room 216	Michael Jung New York University "Do Investors Benefit from Selective Access to Management?" 10:30 am	Room 921	Deniz Appelbaum Steve Kozlowski "Continuous Auditing and Monitoring Implementation in Not-for-Profit Organizations: Can 21st Century Technologies Find a Home in More Traditional Organizations?" 10:30 am
October 24			No Seminar Faculty Meeting
October 31			No Seminar RBS Faculty Retreat
November 7	33rd World Continuous Auditing & Reporting Symposium 1 Washington Park, Room 220
November 14	1 Washington Park Newark Room 512	JooHee Oh MIT Center for Digital Business User: Generated Capital and Firm Value: Theory and Evidences From Internet Media Firms 10:30 AM	Room 512	JooHee Oh MIT Center for Digital Business User: Generated Capital and Firm Value: Theory and Evidences From Internet Media Firms 10:30 AM
November 21	1 Washington Park Newark Room 216	Biyu Wu University of Connecticut "Do IPOs Face Higher Accounting Related Litigation Risk? Evidence From Restatements" 10:30 am	Room 216	Biyu Wu University of Connecticut "Do IPOs Face Higher Accounting Related Litigation Risk? Evidence From Restatements" 10:30 am
November 25	1 Washington Park Newark Room 303	Feng Gao Graduate School of Business - University of Illinois at Chicago "The Legal Approach to Corporate Governance and Private Benefits of Control" 10:30 am	Room 303	Feng Gao Graduate School of Business - University of Illinois at Chicago "The Legal Approach to Corporate Governance and Private Benefits of Control" 10:30 am
November 28	Thanksgiving Break - No Seminar
December 5	1 Washington Park Newark Room 216	P.Eric Yeung Cornell University "Earnings Management Contagion and Stock Price Reactions around Peer Firms Restatement Annoucements"	1 Washington Park Newark Room 921	Dr. Graham Gal University of Massachusetts Isenberg School of Business Assurance of Financial Relevant Information at the Data Level
December 12	1 Washington Park Newark Room 118	Qintao Fan University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Earnings Management and Dynamics Incentives" 11:00 am	1 Washington Park Newark Room 118	Qintao Fan University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Earnings Management and Dynamics Incentives" 11:00 am