The Pathways Commission

Overview:  The AAA and the AICPA formed a Commission to study the future structure and content of accounting education. The Pathways Commission’s purpose is to fulfill the goals of that recommendation and to consider the other ACAP human capital recommendations.
Published on December 10, 2010

Strategic Alliances

Directory:  The AICPA collaborates with a number of other organizations who also provide information and programs for the accounting education community.
Published on January 28, 2011

George Krull/Grant Thornton Innovation in Junior and Senior-Level Teaching Award

Article:  The intent of this award is to both recognize and disseminate successful innovative practices in the teaching of junior- and senior-level accounting courses (e.g., undergraduate intermediate and advance financial, cost/managerial, auditing, systems,
Published on January 29, 2013

Integrating Fraud Education Into the Governmental Accounting and Auditing Course

Article:  Objective Suggested Topics Key Points References The following contains information designed to help academics integrate fraud into a course on government accounting and auditing. It does not contain case studies or teaching materials, but conta
Published on May 04, 2010

Presentation Materials on Fraud for Classroom Use

Article:  The following presentations were developed by Professor W. Steve Albrecht and his students at Brigham Young University. Each presentation focuses on a high-profile corporate fraud case and provides commentary and analysis. These presentations are
Published on May 12, 2010

Integrating Fraud Education Into the Financial Accounting Course

Article:  Central Themes of Financial Reporting: Valuation, Recognition, and Disclosure Financial Statement Analysis Cash and Receivables Other Operating Assets Operating Obligations Property, Equipment, and Intangible Assets Revenue Recognit
Published on April 28, 2010