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Previous Page Index Page Next Page INTRODUCTION PROFESSIONAL EFFORT REPORTING WHY DO WE HAVE PERSONNEL ACTIVITY REPORTS? In response to federal accountability requirements relating to the distribution of direct and indirect costs to sponsored programs, (OMB Circular A-21 "Cost Principles for Educational Institutions) Purdue University has established a Professional Effort Reporting System. The goal of the system is to meet federal requirements while minimizing the effect on the institution. Purdue University's Professional Effort Reporting System is based on these principles: The effort reporting system shall meet the federal requirements of accounting for 100% of the compensated effort of certain Purdue staff in the most straightforward, simple, and least burdensome manner possible. The integrity and usefulness of the effort reporting system is dependent upon the quality of the information provided. The responsibility for the completion of individual effort reports, following institutional procedures and policies, lies with the individual departments and with the person certifying the effort reports. The effort reporting system is in no way intended to be a performance appraisal device. The purpose of the system is not to determine the level or quality of effort expended, but is, rather, to determine the distribution of effort among the various reporting categories. The effort report asks for a percentage distribution and not for the number of hours worked.

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Research Centers/ Programs Center for Intl Education and Research in Accounting KPMG-UIUC Research Program Office of Accounting Research Office of Accounting Research Paul Beck, Director Background Information The Office of Accounting Research (OAR) was established in 1983 as the research arm of the Department of Accountancy. Its purpose is to promote and support basic and applied research in accountancy and related fields and to encourage linkages of research findings to improving accounting practice and education. OAR was founded in honor of Professors Norton M. Bedford and Robert K. Mautz, two of the leading accounting educators and scholars of this century, and is supported entirely by competitive grants and private contributions. In the business world, leading-edge companies are known for their research and development of innovative products. Likewise in education, the leading schools conduct research which leads to new developments in the classroom and in practice. During the past 20 years, accountancy has matured as a scientific discipline, and quality research has yielded significant improvements in, for example, the way we teach and practice auditing. If we at Illinois are to play a major leadership role in accounting education as we enter the 21st century, our faculty and students must be involved in state-of-the-art research and in translating that research into new approaches to teaching and practice. It is quite reasonable to conclude that an investment in today's research is an investment in tomorrow's curriculum and practice.

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72. Public-Private Partnerships And California S Faith Communities concluded that it s OK to teach religion, to to serve as leaders of voluntary religiousactivities. the United States General accounting Office, Charitable http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/religion_online/welfare/pub_relandpub.html

This is an internet resource offered by the California Council of Churches and the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California. Funded by The James Irvine Foundation, these organizations provide information and technical assistance to public and faith-based organizations in California that are attempting to engage in public/private partnerships. jorr@usc.edu Intermingling Religious Activities with Publicly-Financed Services John Orr Emeritus Professor of Religion Center for Religion and Civic Culture University of Southern California The American Jewish Congress (AJC) has recently filed a lawsuit in the United States' District Court, alleging that AmeriCorps is violating the Constitution by allowing its publicly-funded volunteers to teach religion in sectarian institutions. We should pay close attention to this lawsuit. It draws into question the constitutionality of practices that are widespread in faith-based, publicly-funded human service programs. At the very least, it forces the courts, faith-based leaders and public policy makers to pay attention to what virtually everyone regards as a "gray area" in church-state relations. The AmeriCorps national service program, established in 1993, employs recent college graduates to teach in public and/or private schools. The Corporation for National and Community Service, AmeriCorps' parent organization, explictly prohibits AmeriCorps volunteers from proselytizing, leading worship, and/or teaching religion. Although the Corporation's enabling legislation permits volunteers to be assigned to sectarian institutions (such as the Alliance for Catholic Education), it prohibits these volunteers from engaging in activities that further the religious missions of these institutions.

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INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES Home Russian pages How to reach us E-mail Thomas C. Taylor Hylton Professor of Accountancy Calloway School of Business and Accountancy Wake Forest University E-mail: taylort@wfu.edu ADDRESS 2542 Woodberry Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27106 EDUCATION Ph.D. Accounting, Louisiana State University, 1970 MA Economics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1964 BS Accounting, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1958 TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE 1971-present: Wake Forest University (Dean, 1980-1992) 1966-69: Louisiana State University 1963-66: North Carolina State University 1961-63: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Cost Accounting, Management Accounting, International Accounting EXPERIENCE IN ACCOUNTING PRACTICE Applied Research in Cost Accounting, Reynolds Leave: Sara Lee Corporation (Winston-Salem), Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation (Winston-Salem), AMP, Inc. (Greensboro), R.J. Reynolds Tobacco International Company (St. Petersburg, Russia), January - July 1993 Western Electric Company, Inc., cost estimator, Greensboro office, 1958-60

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Florida Atlantic University Updated: 12172003 College of Business School of Accounting Syllabus – Managerial Decision Making and Accounting - ACG 3341-Night Instructor: Dan Hinchliffe, MBA, CPA, CISA, CFE Phone: Provided in class. E-mail: hinchlif@fau.edu Page: www.abacus.fau.edu/hinchliffe Office Hours: One hour before class in the classroom. Other times by appointment. Text: Cost Accounting Cost Accounting Supplement Effective Writing – May The Financial Accounting Cycle with Supplements – Ivy Software Course Description: Decision making and the integration of decisions into the organization’s structure (including the control structure), strategies and objectives. The financial accounting cycle is reviewed through the use of a workbook. Applications include issues in decentralized organizations, cost behavior, budgeting planning, cost estimates, product costing, and performance motivation and assessment. (Old ACG3344) Link is soa.fau.edu/soaadm/SOAsylpol.htm. Course Objectives for students: Gain an understanding of decision and behavioral related concepts (including controls) and their implications for decision-making within the organization. Gain an understanding of the applied processes used to facilitate decision-making within an organization.

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FREE! 2003 National Legal Research Teach-In materials From: Gail Partin ( gap6@psu.edu Date: Next message: Christy Schiller: "Fitch Ratings statement" Previous message: Stephanie Pierson: "Accounting Malpractice Hornbook/Treatise" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] THE NATIONAL LEGAL RESEARCH TEACH-IN: Beginning It’s Second Decade of Success Can you remember your favorite AALL programs or publications from ten years ago? Or even where we held the annual meeting (without looking it up!) in 1993? How about the best selling books that year? TV shows? Movies? Maybe some of us have a fuzzy recollection or two, but ten years is a long time! Wouldn’t it be reassuring to know that after ten years there is an AALL/RIPS project that still remains relevant and responsive to the needs of legal research instructors? You will be pleased to know that there is something in our fast-paced world of legal research that has remained steadfast over the last decade the National Legal Research Teach-In! It is returning in 2003 to begin it’s second decade of success!

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Faculty Handbook Section II Personnel Policies and Procedures for Faculty Members and Librarians A. Appointment to the Faculty B. Academic Freedom and Faculty Responsibility D. Graduate Faculty Status E. Annual Evaluation F. Attaining Tenure G. Promotion H. Faculty Development Leave I. Distinguished Research Professorships and Regents Professorships J. Termination of Employment K. Continuing Evaluation of Tenured Faculty L. UNT Faculty Discipline Policy M. Financial Exigency N. Retirement O. University of North Texas Librarians' Charter and Governance Document C. Faculty Workload Next Page Section I Section II ... North Texas Each faculty member at the University of North Texas has a total workload requirement based on his or her effort in teaching, research/creative/professional activity, and service at the departmental, college, or university level. A Total Workload Report must be filled out by each faculty member at the beginning of each fall and spring semester. A copy of the Total Workload Report form is found in Section VII-2. (Each faculty member's instructional activities are reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board each fall and spring semester in terms of teaching load credits. That information is for the use of the Coordinating Board, and the Teaching Load Credit Report is not the basis for determining appropriate teaching load under the workload policy outlined below. A faculty member may request a copy of his or her Teaching Load Credit Report for any semester from the department chair or dean.)

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