Accounting

Professors McIntyre and Routzahn (Department Chair); Associate Professor Duvall; Assistant Professors Kahn and Ramnarine; Professor of Practice Burdett; Lecturers Hockley and Looney; Visiting Assistant Professor Murphy.

Areas of particular teaching interest: McIntyre: money and financial markets, international economics and finance, data analytics, macroeconomic theory; Routzahn: managerial, cost, and advanced accounting, corporate finance, economics of gender; Duvall: introductory, intermediate, and tax accounting; Kahn: data analytics, labor economics, economics of sports, microeconomic theory; Ramnarine: economic development, data analytics, economic issues and policy; Burdett: consumer behavior, global marketing, principles of marketing; Hockley: business strategy and policy, entrepreneurship, management theory and practice, international business; Looney: business ethics, entrepreneurship, investment theory and practice; Murphy: auditing, managerial accounting, tax accounting.

The McDaniel College Accounting major has an excellent record of preparing students for the CPA examinations, while at the same time providing a sound understanding of the world of business and the broader economic environment within which the successful accountant operates. In addition to being provided with a robust array of accounting courses, accounting majors are provided with a vibrant internship program. The Volunteers in Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides an opportunity for hands on experience while providing needed tax assistance for the local community. Students majoring in accounting can add a second major in Business Administration with relative ease. The department’s annual Interview Day presents an opportunity for junior and senior majors to hone interviewing skills while meeting multiple prospective employers and exploring internship opportunities.

Accounting

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