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Thirteen new scholars and teachers are joining LeBow College of Business for the 2013-14 academic year.

It has been an eventful year for the Department of Accounting & Taxation. Our faculty and students continue to make significant contributions to LeBow College of Business. We are able to attract high quality students to both undergraduate and graduate accounting programs, supporting them with high-energy, tenure track faculty, motivated clinical and adjunct faculty, and our excellent committed departmental manager. Everyone is committed to improvements in accounting education for our students. 

The Accounting Department is pleased to welcome four new faculty members and a new staff member to our department and congratulate four professors on their promotions. 

On December 13, 2013, the Accounting Department  and Beta Alpha Psi  will host a two-hour breakfast CPE for our alumni and friends. Join us for coffee, catch-up with fellow alumni, meet our faculty and mingle with our Beta Alpha Psi students. The event will be held in the new Gerri C. LeBow Business Building. Join us and check out the new space!

Throughout the year, the Accounting Department welcomes scholars from around the country to present relevant accounting research and topics to our faculty and students. 

The professional chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) of Philadelphia hosted a scholarship awards banquet on April 19, 2013 to recognize three Drexel University accounting students who were awarded scholarships. 

Junior Stephanie Terinoni was awarded a $4,000 multi-year scholarship from the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Congratulations, Stephanie!

Experiential education is the hallmark of a Drexel LeBow education. So it’s no wonder that during her last auditing class, Associate Professor Barbara Grein wanted to incorporate elements that had students not only studying, but working as well. Since auditing contains concepts and processes that can be difficult to comprehend with just textbook and lecture presentations, adding an experiential component to the class would be very beneficial to learning.

Three teams of Drexel LeBow professors and students are dividing $30,000 in winnings for their proposed course innovations that take advantage of the technology and other enhancements featured in the College’s new 12-story academic center opening this fall. Nearly two dozen teams competed in the Classroom ArchiTECH contest, including our very own faculty members, Barbara Grein, Hubert Glover and Jennifer Wright.

We are pleased to announce the establishment of the C.A. Srinivasan & Henry Jaenicke Endowment Fund, in honor of the well-respected professors. The fund was designed to assist doctoral candidates specializing in behavioral accounting research.

As a group, accountants aren’t usually known for being ‘artsy,’ but that doesn’t mean they don’t have artistic hobbies, says Drexel LeBow Ph.D. student Michael Paz, noting that several faculty members in LeBow’s accounting department play musical instruments.

Teams of Drexel LeBow professors and students are competing in a course-innovation contest that will take advantage of the technology featured in a new 12-story, $90 million building opening in fall 2013.

This year five students traveled to New York City to participate in Deloitte's tax case competition. The team met with their client to finalize pressing tax issues and present their solutions. The LeBow team include Gloria Liu, Joseph Hutchinson, Brooke Schneck, Jonathan Abramson and Gregory Menio.