Three high school students won live, AICPA-hosted Bank On It tournaments held at business and finance conferences in 2017.
Accounting education
AICPA Foundation scholarship recognizes outstanding incoming college freshmen
Ten incoming college freshmen received the first-ever AICPA Foundation High School Scholarship.
CPA Exam software gets upgrade
Real-world testing informed the design.
How to run a successful experiential learning project
Here’s what one faculty member learned from helping students run a pop-up shop.
Advice for hiring accounting faculty
A shortage of traditional Ph.D. faculty has colleges and universities getting creative when it comes to hiring.
Educators awarded for innovative accounting curricula
Seven educators received 2017 Effective Learning Strategies (ELS) Awards, which are given annually to professors in recognition of their innovative teaching practices and curricula in three levels of accounting coursework.
How accounting students can help communities improve financial literacy
Across the country, accounting students are giving back to their communities by making financial presentations to teenagers, parents, entrepreneurs, and other groups. Learn some ways you can encourage your students to get started.
Reactions to the revised CPA Exam
Faculty, test-takers, and exam creators share their thoughts on the revised version of the CPA Exam.
New, user-friendly software coming to the CPA Exam
A new software platform developed by the AICPA and available to CPA candidates at Prometric test centers was designed to make the CPA Exam easier for candidates to navigate.
Leading the way to success
Colleges, universities, and practitioners can help students develop “professional readiness” and the potential for leadership.
4 fun activities for the accounting classroom
Four accounting faculty members share some of their most memorable classroom activities.
Prepare accounting students for working with data analytics
This column features some best practices for introducing data analytics in your classroom.
When accountants walked with kings: Jacob Soll’s The Reckoning
Accounting history is a lot more exciting than you realize. Historian and MacArthur Fellow Jacob Soll, author of “The Reckoning: Financial Accountability and the Rise and Fall of Nations,” discusses the vital role accounting played in the French and American revolutions.
Minority Doctoral Fellowships encourage diversity in education
The AICPA has awarded 27 students with the 2017–2018 Fellowship for Minority Doctoral Students.
AICPA awards Legacy Scholarships
The AICPA has awarded four scholarships under its Legacy Scholars Program.
Help students improve their study skills
This article offers steps educators can take to help students become studying pros.
Integrating blockchain and artificial intelligence into the accounting curriculum
This article discusses these tools and offers suggestions on how accounting departments can introduce them to faculty and students.
Student and Marine veteran recognized for academic success while battling PTSD
William Chapman, an undergraduate student at James Madison University, received Beta Alpha Psi’s Medal of Inspiration Award.
Professor honored for achievements in accounting education
Michael Granof, professor at The University of Texas at Austin, received the 2017 AICPA Distinguished Achievement in Accounting Education Award.
College accounting enrollment continues at historic pace
Record number of bachelor’s students offsets drop in master’s enrollees; hiring of new grads shrinks.
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