John S. DeJoy, Ph.D., CPA

Siena College

School of Business, SH 434B

515 Loudon Road

Loudonville, NY 12211-1462

Phone (518) 782-6966

Fax (845) 712-2372

[email protected]

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XECUTIVE

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UMMARY

• Academically Qualified (AQ) per AACSB standards

• Two papers published, two submitted; three presentations in hand; all

peer-reviewed, all within the past 12 months.

• AAA Reviewer in Audit Section of AAA Northeast Regional Meeting

• Research interests in Audit Quality, Fraud, Public Interest, Accounting Education

• Awards for excellence in teaching and outstanding student evaluations

• Significant service including extensive research collaboration with students

• CPA with Big Four audit experience

AACSB

A.Q.

Academically Qualified

Hold AQ status through year 2015 by completing an AACSB Post-Doctoral

Bridge program in Accounting (Completed August 2010)

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CADEMIC

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ACKGROUND

Post-Doc

Accounting and Finance, University of Florida, August 2010

Ph.D.

Education/Accounting, University of Idaho, 1998

M.B.A.

Marist College, 2005

M.S.

Educational Administration, University of Idaho, 1994

C.P.A.

State of New York, 1989

C.P.A.

State of Idaho, 1990

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NIVERSITY

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EACHING

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XPERIENCE

2010 – Present Assistant Professor of Accounting, Siena College

2009 – 2010 Associate Professor of Accounting, College of Westchester

Received award for Teaching Excellence, Fall 2009

2000 – 2008

Associate Professor -- Accounting, Marist College

Part-time while serving full-time as an administrator. Held faculty rank

1996 -- 2000

Assistant Professor of Accounting, George Fox University

1992 -- 1996

Professor of Accounting, Northwest Nazarene University

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OURSES

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AUGHT

Accounting

• Auditing

• Introduction to Financial Accounting (Served as AACSB course coordinator)

• Cost Accounting

• Federal Income Taxation

• Payroll Accounting/Computerized Accounting

• CPA Exam Review

Accounting online

• Introduction to Financial Accounting--online

• Accounting for Managers in the Global Economy-MBA online

Finance

• Principles of Financial Management

• Fiscal and Operational Management

• Financial Management

Finance online

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EFERRED

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RTICLES

"Corporate Social and Financial Performance: The Role of Size, Industry, Risk, R&D and Advertising Expenses as Control Variables." Business and Society Review, Accepted for publication. (with M. Anderson)

"Before and After Bernie: Ponzi Regulation or Lack Thereof?" International Review of Business Research Papers, Vol. 5, No. 6, November 2009, p. 63-71. (with D.J. Furman)

"Ethics and the Independent Tax Preparer." Submitted to International Journal of Global

Business and Economics. (with D.J. Furman)

“Improving Audit Quality by Strengthening the PCAOB: Why the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act Won’t Prevent the next Madoff-style Fraud.” Submitted to the CPA Journal.

In Progress:

“Do More Frequent PCAOB Inspections lead to Higher Audit Quality? Evidence from the Annual and Triennial PCAOB Inspection Reports.

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EFERRED

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ROCEEDINGS

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ULL

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APER

“Improving Audit Quality by Detecting Rogue Auditors: Strengthening the PCAOB to Prevent the next Madoff-style Fraud” Will present to American Accounting Association Northeast Regional

Meeting, Burlington, Vermont, October 2010. (with D. Furman.)

"Ethics and the Independent Tax Preparer." Presented at the Global Business Development Institute Twelfth International Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada: March 22, 2010. (with D.J. Furman)

"Before and After Bernie: Ponzi Regulation or Lack Thereof?" Presented at the Annual American Business Research Conference. New York, September 28, 2009. (with D.J. Furman)

“Are accounting-simulations effective instructional tools? A study examining the effectiveness of using an accounting-simulation to teach basic accounting concepts and financial performance measures” Proceedings of the 2004 Northeast Regional American Accounting Association Meeting, Albany, NY, April 2004.

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EVIEWER

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ISCUSSANT

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EFEREED

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ONFERENCE

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ROCEEDINGS

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RESENTATIONS Served as a reviewer in the Auditing section of the American Accounting Association Meeting Northeast Regional, Burlington, VT, October 2010.

Served as a discussant in the Accounting History section of the American Accounting Association Meeting Northeast Regional, Albany, NY, April 2004. Joan Hollister, Moderator

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TUDENT

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ESEARCH AND

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OLLABORATION

• Supervised more than 100 student research projects. Each project was prepared by a graduating senior as a “thesis” during a year-long period.

• Created and administered a graduate-level service-learning program working with refugees and members of underrepresented groups

• Supervised a service-learning project with the Internal Revenue Service's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, preparing tax returns for a diverse group of low-income and non-English speaking people. Assisted some 350 migrant farm laborers, a 250% one year increase; supervised 50 student volunteers and language interpreters, a 500% one year increase; developed community partnerships with eight organizations, a 400% one year increase. Received the IRS “Spirit of America” award.

• Served as faculty advisor to the International and Multicultural Students Club

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DMINISTRATIVE AND

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ROFESSIONAL

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ORK

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XPERIENCE

2000 – 2008 Dean of Graduate and Adult Enrollment, Marist College

Promoted from Associate Dean of Graduate & Continuing Education in 2007 1998-2000 Director of Graduate Program, George Fox University

1987-1991 Senior Auditor/CPA, Deloitte & Touche, LLP 1986-1987 Pre-professional Accountant, IBM Corporation

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ERVICE TO

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OLLEGE College of Westchester:

• Authored the Middle States Substantive Change Proposal for the BBA in Accounting • Invited speaker at several admissions and student recruiting events

Marist College:

• President’s Cabinet, Dean’s Council, Executive Vice President’s Internal Operating Group

• Graduate Council (Chairperson), Budget Committee (for the entire College) • Strategic Plan Steering Committee, Middle States Re-Accreditation Self Study,

committee George Fox University:

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Created a graduate service learning program, Supervised 100 student research papers Northwest Nazarene University:

• IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance VITA program, Faculty Advisory International and Multi-cultural Student Club

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ERVICE TO

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ROFESSION

• Member, American Accounting Association

• Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

• National Advisory Board member, Nontraditional Students Report, 2005 to 2009 • Discussant, Northeast Regional American Accounting Association Meeting, NY, 2004

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1999

• Treasurer, American Society for Training and Development—Treasure Valley, 1998-2000

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ERVICE TO

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OMMUNITY

• Board of Directors/Audit Committee, Anderson Center for Autism, 2009 to present • Volunteer, Bardavon Theatre and Ulster Performing Arts Center 2009 to present • Board of Directors, Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce, 2002 to 2008 • Board of Trustees, Mid-Hudson Library System, 2004 to 2006

• Tour Guide and Volunteer, Senate House State Historic Site, 2005 • Ulster Leadership Development Institute (Chamber of Commerce), 2002 • Marist representative to the Ulster County Legislature’s Economic Development

Subcommittee and Regional Council on Education, 2002 to 2004 • Committee Member, Mid-Hudson Technology Council, 2002 to 2007

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APERS AND

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ROCEEDINGS

Attended the American Accounting Association's 2009 Annual Meeting in New York, August 2009 Invited speaker: “Best practices in using learning collaborative research and services for

maximum benefit.” (with P. Stokes and S. Platteter.) Eduventures Annual Member Meeting. Boston, May 2008.

“Blurring the Boundaries Between Classroom and Online Students: Implications for Student Learning, Academic Control, and Budgetary Allocation.” (with D. R. DeLong), poster session University Continuing Education Association (UCEA) Annual Conference. Boston, April 2005 “Utilizing web-based technology to enhance student learning and interaction in an accelerated B.S. degree completion program” (with H.G. Walling), Proceedings of the 2001 Council on Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) International Conference. Orlando, Florida, November 2001. “Implementing service-learning in a graduate degree program” (with E.A. Kluge), Proceedings of the 20th Annual Meeting of the Friends Association for Higher Education. Whittier, CA., June 1999.

“Games people play: Creating energy while teaching mid-career business professionals.” Proceedings of the 57th Annual Mountain Plains Adult Education Association Meeting. Boise, Idaho, April 1999.

“Administering an off-site educational program: Opportunities and pitfalls” (with S. Frame). Proceedings of the 57th Annual Mountain Plains Adult Education Association Meeting. Boise, Idaho, April 1999.

“Integrating service-learning across the curriculum in a graduate program.” Proceedings of the 57th Annual Mountain Plains Adult Education Association Meeting. Boise, Idaho, April 1999. “Breaking down the barriers: How one university is promoting greater participation by adult learners” (with S. Frame). Proceedings of the 56th Annual Mountain Plains Adult Education Association Meeting. Vail Valley, CO, April 1998.