Congratulations to Michael Clement and Dain Donelson, who received the following endowed appointments effective September 1, 2015: Michael Clement KPMG Centennial Professorship A member of the McCombs faculty since 1997, Professor Clement’s research focuses on capital market use of financial… Continue Reading →
Gretchen Charrier Selected for 2014 Faculty Honor Roll Congratulations to Gretchen Charrier for being chosen for the Fall 2014 Faculty Honor Roll! The Undergraduate Business Council and BBA Programs Office awards the Faculty Honor Roll to faculty members who performed… Continue Reading →
The University of Texas at Austin’s graduate accounting program consistently ranks #1 across the nation for its top notch faculty as well as the high quality accounting education it offers students. Once again the Texas MPA Program has topped the… Continue Reading →
Robert Freeman, the Arthur Anderson & Co. Alumni Centennial Professor in Accounting, has been appointed as the Chair of the Department of Accounting at The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business. Prior to entering academe, Robert worked… Continue Reading →
Alumni Profile: The Benefits of Venturing Further Afield By: Jeremy Simon | Originally posted on McCombs Today Chesapeake Energy’s Senior Vice President of Accounting, Mike Johnson, BBA ’87, sees the benefit in stepping outside your comfort zone. Although Johnson majored… Continue Reading →
Adam Blum (BBA ’06, MPA ’06) Adam Blum is one of the first alumni to join the Chancellor’s Centurions. “When they formed the Centurions and asked me to join, I didn’t hesitate,” Adam says. “Working with and leading with my… Continue Reading →
The McCombs School of Business is pleased to announce the 2015 Hall of Fame inductees, who are recognized for their exemplary civic, educational, and philanthropic activities, and have made outstanding professional contributions to the business community and to education. The… Continue Reading →
Corporations facing financial constraints, revealed by using a higher percentage of negative words in their financial reports, are more tax aggressive, freeing up additional funds in the short run. Taxes and Financial Constraints: Evidence from Linguistic Cues Kelvin Law (Tilburg)… Continue Reading →
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