University of Colorado

Leeds School of Business

Accounting Workshops

For the 2002-2003 Academic Year

(Click here for previous years’ workshop schedules)

Workshops are at 2pm in BUS210 on Fridays. Workshops scheduled so far are shown below.

Date	Speaker	From	Time	Room	Paper
9/13/02	Frank Selto	Colorado	1:30-3:00pm	BUS210	Management Control and Performance Measurement: An Empirical Test of Causal Relations
9/20/02	Ramji Balakrishnan	Iowa	2-3:30pm	BUS210	Short-term Contracts, Long-term Actions, and Information System Design
9/27/02	Merle Erickson	Chicago	2-3:30pm	BUS210	How much will firms pay for earnings that do not exist? Evidence of taxes paid on allegedly fraudulent earnings
10/25/02	Holly Ashbaugh	Wisconsin	2-3:30pm	BUS210	The Role of Non-U.S. Firms’ Financial Reporting in International Mergers & Acquisitions
11/1/02	Dov Fischer	Colorado	2-3:30pm	BUS210	The Effects of Salience on Investor Reaction to Earnings News and Other Information about Drug Firms
11/8/02	Veronda Willis	Colorado	2-3:30pm	BUS210	The Precision and Use of an ABC System in a Professional Setting
11/15/02	Doug Shackelford	North Carolina	2-3:30pm	BUS210	Employee Stock Options, Corporate Taxes and Debt Policy
11/22/02	Wannee Taechoyotin	Colorado	2-3:30pm	BUS210	Conformity and Frequency of Financial Analysts' Earnings Forecasts and Momentum in Returns on Equity Securities
12/13/02	Rafael Lara	Colorado	2-3:30pm	BUS216	Acquisition Accounting Method Choice and Regulatory Capital in the Banking Industry: Are They Related
2/7/03	Mohan Venkatachalam	Duke	3-4:30pm	BUS210	Recognition versus Disclosure: Evidence from Voluntary Recognition of Stock Option Compensation
3/14/03	Srini Rangan	Colorado	3-4:30pm	BUS210	IPO Valuation in the New and Old Economies
4/4/03	Abbie Smith	Chicago	3-4:30pm	BUS210	Does Analyst Following Increase Upon the Restriction of Insider Trading?
4/25/03	Xiao-Jun Zhang	Cal - Berkeley	3-4:30pm	BUS210	On Accounting Valuation of Corporate Assets
5/2/03	Walt Blacconiere	Indiana	3-4:30pm	BUS210	Voluntary Disclosures That Disavow Mandatory Disclosures: The Case of Stock Options