Dr. Deborah Seifert Ph.D, CPA, CMA
Professor
Accounting
Office
SFHB State Farm Hall Of Business 308
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- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Research
Current Courses
230.004Cost And Management Accounting
236.001Ethics and Leadership for Accountants
450.001Management Accounting
450.002Management Accounting
131.001Financial Accounting
230.004Cost And Management Accounting
236.001Ethics and Leadership for Accountants
132.007Managerial Accounting
132.008Managerial Accounting
Teaching Interests & Areas
My teaching interests are cost accounting, ethics, and fraud.
Research Interests & Areas
My research interests are in the area of ethics and whistleblowing.
PhD Business Administration (Accountancy)
Washington State University
Pullman, Washington
Other Accountancy
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
MBA Management
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, Mississippi
BS Accountancy
University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
Women Who Count Academic Award
Accounting and Financial Women's Alliance
2019
Caterpillar Faculty Fellow
Caterpillar
2014
E&Y Faculty Fellow Award
E&Y
2013
Student Accounting Society Professor of the Year
Student Accounting Society but Funded by McGladrey
2013
Journal Article
Van Linden, C., & Seifert, D. Fraud Risks in the Market for Nonfungible Tokens. Anthony Sarmiento (EDs). The CPA Journal (2024): 58-61.
Lindberg, D., Sanders, J., & Seifert, D. Insuring Risks Associated with the Production and Sale of Marijuana. IGI Global (EDs). International Journal of Risk and Contingency Management 10.2 (2021): 18-25.
McClain, G., & Seifert, D. The Impact of Moral Identity and Societal Culture on Whistle-Blowing: A Comparison Between the United States and France. Journal of Forensic and Investigative Accounting 10.3 (2018): 357-373.
Lindberg, D., & Seifert, D. Microinsurance, Fraud, and Fraud Controls. Journal of Forensic Accounting 8.1 (2016): 29-35.
Ames, D., Seifert, D., & Rich, J. Religious Social Identity and Whistle-Blowing. Research on Professional Responsibility and Ethics in Accounting 19 (2015): 181-207.
Presentations
Delivered an etiquette presentation (with Debbie Lindberg) to the Illinois CPA Society Central Chapter of Young CPAs.. Illinois CPA Society. (2013)
I presented a paper on religion, whistle-blowing, and the in-group/out-group. Co-authored with Jay Rich and Daniel Ames.. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting. (2012)
Social Identity and Whistle-Blowing. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting. (2012)
The Impact of Moral Identity and Societal Culture on Whistle-Blowing. 16th Annual Ethics Symposium. (2011)
The Impact of Moral Identity and Societal Culture on Whistle-Blowing. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting. (2011)
Grants & Contracts
2015 Katie School Grant ($3,500). Katie School of Insurance. Illinois State University. (2015)
Katie School Grant ($4,500). Katie School of Insurance. Illinois State University. (2013)
Katie School Faculty Development Grant ($3500). Katie School. Illinois State University. (2012)
Katie School of Insurance ($8,000). Katie School of Insurance. Illinois State University. (2011)
Katie School of Insurance Faculty Development Grant ($3,500). Research exploring the impact of IFRS on the insurance industry.. Katie School of Insurance, Illinois State University. Illinois State University. (2010)