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Heidi Landherr
Heidi Landherr is working towards her MS degree in Accounting
and Information Systems at The University of Kansas. Professor
Allen Ford will be her E&Y Faculty Mentor. As an E&Y
Student Fellow, she will help students in the first tax class
with problems they might be having in class. She will have
office hours and help grade quizzes and exams. Also, she will
grade homework. In addition, she will provide research assistance
for Professor Ford, especially during the second semester
after she has completed the tax research class.
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Jason
Mitchell
Jason Mitchell is majoring in Accounting and Business Administration
at KU. His E&Y Faculty Mentor is Professor Vern Richardson.
Jason will work on two different projects. The first will
be looking at the earnings-return relationship in the absence
of short-selling. The second project will be looking at the
relationship between IT Spending and Firm Risk. Jason, as
an E&Y Fellow, will help Professor Richardson collect
data and perform some preliminary data analysis.
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Shally
Garach
Shally Garach is working for her Master of Accounting &
Information Systems degree at The University of Kansas. As
an E&Y Student Fellow, Shally will help Professor Scholz
in her research on reporting misstatements/restatements. In
particular, this year's project will compare the change in
misstatements pre- and post Enron and Sarbanes Oxley. Shally's
data collection work will include Lexis-Nexis, corporate governance
and perhaps some Compustat. Professor Scholz, as her E&Y
Faculty Mentor, says "... I will do my best to make sure
the student gets some valuable exposure to different accounting
issues and databases as well."
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Jimmy
Dai
Jimmy Dai is working for his Master of Accounting & Information
Systems degree at The University of Kansas. As an E&Y
Student Fellow, Jimmy will help Professor Scholz in her research
on reporting misstatements/restatements. In particular, he
will find restatements announced in 204 to add to database.
Professor Scholz, as his E&Y Faculty Mentor, says "...
I will do my best to make sure the student gets some valuable
exposure to different accounting issues and databases as well."
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Srikanth
Pyneni
Srikanth Pyneni will work on the research project "FRAANK."
This project is being developed at the School of Business,
University of Kansas, as an on-going project on "Financial
Reporting and Auditing Agent with Net Knowledge." This
project involves programming in Perl and SQL database languages
to access financial and non-financial information through
the Internet of publicly held companies from the SEC Database
called 'Edgar'. The responsibility involves the student to
write codes in Perl to parse the information on the financial
statement to collect desired financial and non-financial information.
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Melanie
Gao
Melanie Gao is a PhD student in Accounting Information Systems.
She will be working with Professor Raj Srivastava as her E&Y
Faculty Mentor. Her dissertation deals with "The Decomposition
and Prediction of Fraud Schemes: An Analysis of Account schemes
and Evidence Schemes."
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