Accounting Manager

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HOTTEST SKILLS: accounting, audit, financial, r/3, sap r, presentation, cpa, content,

economics, market, regional, revenue, sale, bankrupt, bankruptcy, trial, bankruptcy,

capital, certified public accountant, earning

REVISION: 07-SEP-02

RESUME:

Gary F. Peters, CPA

Assistant Professor of Accounting - University of Georgia

Education

University of Oregon

Doctoral Degree

in Accounting, Degree Granted September 1998

University of Missouri-Columbia

Master of Accounting, Degree

Granted September 1994

Arkansas Tech University

Bachelors of Science

in Accounting, Degree Granted May 1991

Academic Appointments

University of Georgia,

J.M. Tull School of Accounting

Assistant Professor of Accounting,

1998 - Present

University of Oregon

Graduate

Teaching Fellow, 1994-1998

University of Missouri-Columbia

Graduate

Teaching Fellow, 1993-1994

Professional Appointments

Ernst & Young, Little Rock AR

Auditor, 1991 - 1993

Firestone Manufacturing, Russellville AR

General Accounting, 1990-1991

Professional License

Certified Public Accountant

State of Arkansas, 1991

Academic Honors

* American Accounting Association New Faculty Consortium, 1999

* PAC 10 Doctoral Consortium, 1997

* American Accounting Association Doctoral Consortium, 1996

* Academic Honor Scholarship, Arkansas Tech University, 1989-1991

Research Focus

The core of my focus has been capital markets research. My research

interests include the relation of accounting decisions with finance

and investment decisions as well as the impact of proprietary costs on

accounting disclosures. In addition, I am also interested in the

accounting environment surrounding financially distressed firms. My

research is supported by training in microeconomics, industrial

organization, financial theory and econometrics.

Papers Under Review

"The Influence of Proprietary Costs on Commodity Derivative

Disclosures." Second round review with the Accounting Review.

Current Status: Additional Data Collection and Testing Underway

Working Papers

"Audit Quality and Going-Concern Errors" Co-authored with Dr. Larry

Abbott and Dr. Susan Parker

Current Status: Primary Data Collection Underway

"The Effect of Corporate Governance Changes in Distressed Firms on the

Probability of Bankruptcy: An Empirical Analysis" Co-authored with Dr.

Susan Parker and Dr. Howard F. Turetsky

Current Status: Primary Data Collection Completed, Statistical Testing

Underway

"Auditor Specialization and Voluntary Disclosure Decisions: The Case

of Commodity Derivative Disclosures" Co-authored with Dr. Larry Abbott

and Dr. Susan Parker

Current Status: Primary Data Collection Completed, Statistical

Testing Underway

Professional Presentations

Davis

Teaching Interests

Currently, my primary teaching emphasis is in Accounting Information

Systems and Electronic Commerce. Other courses taught include

Accounting Principles I and II.

Teaching Initiatives

My course advancements include the introduction of WEB-based course

content and tools into the undergraduate and graduate Accounting

Information Systems courses. In addition, I have introduced

advancements in electronic commerce, information security, and

organizational intranets into the graduate course. Currently, I am

involved with the implementation of SAP Enterprise Resource Planning

Software into the business curriculum at the University of Georgia

Course Development

* Accounting 8300- Systems

During 1999-2000 I developed this course to instill an appreciation of

how Electronic Trends are impacting the accounting profession. The

AICPA has identified E-business as the number one technology trend

affecting the accounting profession. Information Security Controls and

System Integrity issues have also been identified as top ten

technology trends. Large accounting firms have picked up on these

trends and they now represent large revenue streams for consulting and

assurance services. Private companies have also been forced to address

electronic commerce due to the immense ramifications it has on

competitive forces. This course promotes the abilities to comprehend,

communicate, and apply current electronic commerce developments as

professionals involved in designing, building, or managing information

or accounting systems. Topics include the business decisions required

to implement, plan, and support an electronic commerce endeavor. The

regulatory environment, electronic commerce architecture, security,

and payment systems are also discussed. The course requires students

to develop their own website, maintain an electronic discussion

journal, and create a functioning business website.

Teaching-Related Publications

Electronic Commerce Threats - On-Line CPE Course. Pro2Net.com, 2000

E-Commerce Tidal Wave - Supplemental Questions. Supplement for

E-Commerce Tidal Wave. On-Line CPE Course. Course by Trevor Stuart,

Pro2Net.com, 2000.

University Service Activities

* Member, J.M. Tull School of Accounting Recruiting Committee, 2000

* Member, J.M. Tull School of Accounting Awards Committee, 1999

* Member, J.M. Tull School of Accounting Recruiting Committee, 1999

* Member, J.M. Tull School of Accounting Awards Committee, 1999

* Member, J.M. Tull School of Accounting Ph.D. Program Committee,

1999

Professional Service Activities

Reviewer, 2000 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting

Course Reviewer, On-line CPE Provider, Pro2Net.com.

Participation in Conferences and Seminars

"Mission Impossible: Teaching Computer-Based Information System

Controls Using Video Aids." Session Presenter 2000 AIS Section Meeting

Teaching Symposium (Scottsdale, AZ)

"Financial Accounting Update 2000." Seminar Presenter 2000 Arkansas

Tech University CPE Institute

(Russellville AR)

"Accounting Concerns and Electronic Commerce Threats." Seminar

Presenter

2000 Arkansas Tech University CPE Institute (Russellville

AR)

"Fraud Guidance for Auditors, SAS 83." Seminar Presenter 1998 Arkansas

Tech University CPE Institute (Russellville AR)

"Electronic Evidence for Auditors, SAS 81." Seminar Presenter

1998

Arkansas Tech University CPE Institute

(Russellville AR)

"Internal Control and Auditor Responsibility." Seminar Presenter

1997

Arkansas Tech University CPE Institute

(Russellville AR)

"Financial Accounting Standards Board Update." Seminar Presenter

1996

Arkansas Tech University CPE Institute

(Russellville AR)

"Governmental Accounting Standards Board Update." Seminar Presenter

1994

Arkansas Tech University CPE Institute (Russellville AR)

Professional Training and Development

Financial Accounting and Reporting within the SAP R/3 Environment.

SAP America, 2000.

Processes in Sales and Distribution within the SAP R/3 Environment.

SAP America, 1999.

Contact Information:

Dr. Gary F. Peters

Tull School of Accounting

University of Georgia

Athens GA

30602

Phone: 706-***-****

Fax: 706-***-****

Email: *******@*****.***.***

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