ARTICLES CONCERNING
STAN CLARK, PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY

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(April 27, 2010) Breaking Bad HOW FRAUGHT WITH MISREPRESENTATION WAS THE 2007 REACCREDITATION DOSSIER? A comparison of the CoB’s 2007 6th-Year AACSB Review report with Accounting’s separate 2007 6th-Year AACSB Review report yields some interesting findings. The accounting report was finalized on 15-Oct-07, two days after the CoB report was put together (see accounting report cover page below).

(June 2, 2010) The Rat Pack More on ‘the Bottom Line’ in the CoB’s School of Accountancy The recent USMNEWS.net report, “How is Hiring Michael Dugan a Good Deal?” sparked a great deal of interest among readers. That report explained how incoming CoB accounting professor Michael Dugan (from the University of Alabama) will actually generate a net Fall 2010 loss to the CoB of anywhere from $45,000 to $57,000, given what is expected to be Dugan’s fall 2010 salary + fringes (about $94,000) and the tuition revenues generated by Dugan’s fall 2010 teaching assignment (about $36,000 to about $48,000). This report provides similar analyses of “the bottom lines” pertaining to accounting professors Stanley Clark, Charles Jordan, and Roderick Posey.

(June 3, 2010) Best Case, Worst Case More on ‘the Bottom Line’ in the CoB’s School of Accountancy The recent USMNEWS.net report, “How is Hiring Michael Dugan a Good Deal?” sparked a great deal of interest among readers. That report explained how incoming CoB accounting professor Michael Dugan (from the University of Alabama) will actually generate a net Fall 2010 loss to the CoB of anywhere from $45,000 to $57,000, given what is expected to be Dugan’s fall 2010 salary + fringes (about $94,000) and the tuition revenues generated by Dugan’s fall 2010 teaching assignment (about $36,000 to about $48,000).