Kathy Krawczyk
Department Head and Dixon Hughes Goodman Professor of Accounting
Department of Accounting
Nelson Hall 3170
Education
Ph.D Accounting University of Texas 1982
Area(s) of Expertise
Accounting Education and student success, decision making by accounting professionals, and professional responsibilities.
- 2002-2004 NC State Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor
- 2001 Ernst & Young Faculty Excellence Award
- 2000 COM Board of Governor’s Teaching Excellence Award
- 1999-2000 NC State Outstanding Teacher and member of the Academy of Outstanding Teachers
Publications
- The relation of student engagement and other admission metrics to Master of Accounting student performance , Accounting Education (2016)
- Using Virtual Worlds to Simulate Real-World Audit Procedures , Issues in Accounting Education (2014)
- Accounting Education in the Second Life World: Opportunities for Students, Faculty, and Businesses , The CPA Journal (2012)
- Dividends and capital gains planning after the 2003 tax act , The CPA Journal (2004)
- Disclosure Of Nonaudit Services Fees: Perceptions Of Investors And Accounting Professionals , Journal of Applied Business Research (JABR) (2003)
- The Relationship Between Nonaudit Services and Perceived Auditor Independence: Views of Nonprofessional Investors and Auditors , Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives (2002)
- The Influence Of Nonaudit Services On Perceptions Of Auditor Independence , Journal of Applied Business Research (JABR) (2001)
- Executive Compensation: Did IRC Section 162(m) Change Anything? , Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives (1999)
- Lobbying for the Clients' Best Interests , Tax Notes (1999)
- How Should Frequent Flyer Miles be Taxed? , Tax Notes (1998)