IN for Faculty and Staff IN for MBA Students
 

To be the Pacific Northwest’s premier provider of accounting graduates.

    • Attract highly capable student to the undergraduate and graduate programs.
    • Staff the accounting courses with capable, talented faculty.
    • Provide curricula that give students the concepts, knowledge, and skills necessary to be successful in the existing and future accounting profession.
    • Create a real-world connection for students through classroom materials and the use of guest lecturers from the accounting community.
    • Bring a research perspective to the classroom.
    • Provide an excellent and appropriate accounting foundation for non-accounting graduates.
    • Place BBA accounting graduates in career-oriented positions and place MPAcc graduates in professional accounting positions.
To be one of the top ten providers in the U.S. of important and relevant accounting research.
    • Publish academic research in top tier journals.
    • Serve as editors, associate editors, and editorial board members of major journals.
    • Publish state-of-the-art educational and professional materials.
    • Provide an environment that promotes the production of high quality research, participation in research conferences, and presentations of research at peer universities.
    • Attract highly capable students to the Ph.D. program and place Ph.D. graduates at well-respected academic institutions.
To provide leadership and service for the academic accounting profession nationally and the business and professional accounting community in the Pacific Northwest.
    • Participate and hold leadership positions in national academic organizations and in professional accounting organizations in the Puget Sound area.
    • Provide leadership in the Business School and University.
    • Provide sufficient opportunities for faculty and students to interact with the professional accounting community.
To obtain and use resources effectively and efficiently to accomplish this mission.
    • Obtain sufficient funding from the State of Washington for the basic academic programs.
    • Secure sufficient endowed funding to attract and retain key faculty.
    • Secure sufficient annual contributions to provide the needed margin of excellence in the accounting program.
    • Allocate resources to facilitate accomplishment of the department’s mission.
 


 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Accounting
Michael G. Foster School of Business University of Washington
231 Mackenzie, Box 353200
Seattle, WA 98195-3200

Phone:  206-543-4368
Fax:      206-685-9875

Email: acctgweb@u.washington.edu

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