Brigham, CV

February 2018

Stephen S. Brigham, PhD, JD, MS, CPA

Curriculum Vitae

February 2018

Office Address:

Michigan State University

Department of Accounting & Information Systems

N258North Business College Complex

632 Bogue Street

East Lansing, MI 48824-1122

Office phone:(517) 884-6986

Cell phone:(859) 321-8368

Email:

Education:

PhDBusiness Administration (Accountancy), University of Kentucky,

December 2010 (4.0 GPA)

First-Year PhDAccountancy, University of Illinois, 2004-2005 (3.9 GPA)

MSEducational Leadership and Policy Analysis, University of Wisconsin–Madison,

August 2004 (4.0 GPA)

JDLaw, University of Wisconsin–Madison, June 1998 (cum laude)

BAAccounting, Michigan State University, December 1987 (cum laude)

Teaching Experience:

Michigan State University

ACC 300, Intermediate Financial Accounting I

ACC 301, Intermediate Financial Accounting II

ACC 305, Intermediate Accounting for Finance Majors

ACC 331, Federal Income Tax Accounting

ACC 333, Taxation and Accounting for the Entrepreneur

ACC 490, Independent Study in Accounting

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

BUS 405, Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting

BUS 204, Essentials of Financial and Managerial Accounting

University of Kentucky

MBA 604, Understanding Financial Statements, Teaching Assistant to

Professor Linda McDaniel

MBA 600, Accounting for MBAs, Teaching Assistant to Professor Linda McDaniel

ACC 410, Not-for-Profit and Regulatory Accounting

ACC 211, Financial Accounting Lab, Supervisor of Teaching Assistant

ACC201, Financial Accounting I

University of Illinois

ACCY 301, Accounting Measurement and Disclosure (Intermediate Financial),

Teaching Assistant to Professors Linda Myers and Marjorie Shelley

University of Wisconsin–Madison

ACC 765, Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting

Service (for Research):

Editorial Assistant to Co-Editors David A. Ziebart and Ella Mae Matsumura, Accounting Horizons, April 2006 to August 2009

  • Managed editorial office,coordinated peer-review,wrote editorial correspondence, and performedpublication processes for this quarterly journal of the American Accounting Association (“AAA”).

Senior Managing Editor, Wisconsin Law Review, May 1997 to June 1998

  • Managed editorial office, edited manuscripts, coordinated publication of six issues, and supervised staff of forty students (including comprehensive fact- and cite-checking).

Service (Other):

Faculty Advisor/Chaperone, Deloitte FanTAXtic Competition (2012 to present) and Deloitte Audit Innovation Campus Challenge (2016 to present)

Member, Departmental Advisory Committee, Michigan State University, Department of Accounting and Information Systems, August 2014 to August 2015

Assistant to the ADA Coordinator (Vice Chancellor of Legal Affairs) at University of Wisconsin–Madison, May 2003 to August 2004

  • Coordinated university’s disability law compliance, including service on Access and Accommodation in Instruction Committee (AAIC), ADA Task Force Committee, and Web Accessibility Committee.

Accounting Consultant to Assistant Dean of UW–MadisonLawSchool, Summer 1997

  • Reviewed office procedures and recommended process improvements.

Professional Experience (Last Positions):

Education

Professor of Practice, Michigan State University, Fall 2012 to Present

Visiting Instructor, Michigan State University, Fall 2011 to Summer 2012

Assistant Professor of Accounting, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Fall 2009 to

Spring 2011

Law (1998-2002)

Compliance Officer, U.S. Bancorp Asset Management (Milwaukee and Minneapolis)

  • Performed legal compliance services for this $120-billion investment adviser, including regulatory filings, audit representation, implementation of policies, and hedge-fund oversight (Vice President of U.S. Bancorp Fund Management, Inc.). Held NASD Series 3, 30, and 65 licenses.

Associate, von Briesen, Purtell, & Roper, s.c. (Milwaukee)

  • Provided clients with general corporate legal services, including contract reviews, regulatory filings, and securities mediation.

Accounting (1987-1995)

Senior Accountant, M&I Data Services, Inc. (Milwaukee)

  • Performed comprehensive financial accounting services, including company-wide financial statement preparation, audit representation, and budgeting for a 900-person division.

Senior Auditor, Arthur Andersen & Co. (Milwaukee)

  • Provided audit services to clients from small nonprofit organizations to Fortune 500 companies in diverse industries: education, financial services, government, manufacturing, retail, and social services.

Honors, Awards, and Grants:

Michigan State University

Voted Teacher of the Year 2016-2017 (Tied with Professor Jiang) by graduating seniors

in accounting

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Faculty Development Research Grant for Summer 2010

University of Kentucky

Gatton Doctoral Fellowship for four years of general doctoral student support

Louise H. Shouse Grant for attendance at conferences

The Graduate School Conference Support Grant for presentation at the 2008 Midyear

Meeting of the AAA’s Public Interest Section

AAA’s Government and Nonprofit Section Travel Grant for attendance at the 2008

Midyear Meeting

University of WisconsinLawSchool

Symposium Research Assistant, Wisconsin Law Review

Ruth B. Doyle Award for service to the law school

CALI Award for academic performance in ERISA law

Arthur Andersen & Co.

Most Ethical Auditor in Class Award (1990), St. Charles, Illinois, Senior Training

Memberships:

AICPA (former)

WICPA (former)

American Accounting Association

State Bar of Wisconsin (retired)

Certifications:

Bar (Illinois, passed first attempt; Wisconsin, diploma privilege)

CPA (Wisconsin, passed first attempt)

NASD Series 3, 30, and 65 (inactive)

Presentations/Meetings:

Research Presentations at Conferences

Brigham, S. S., “Combating Academic Dishonesty,” at 2012 Kentucky Accounting

Educators Conference, Louisville, KY

Bhattacharya, R., “Measuring Non-Profit Ratio Usefulness Using a Relevance and Reliability Framework,” at Government and Nonprofit Section Midyear Meeting 2009, American Accounting Association, Arlington, VA (presented for author)

Brigham, S. S., “On Our Honor: A Policy Response to Academic Misconduct in Accounting Programs,” at Annual Meeting 2008, American Accounting Association, Anaheim, CA

Brigham, S. S., “On Our Honor: A Policy Response to Academic Misconduct in Accounting Programs,” at Public Interest Section Midyear Meeting 2008, American Accounting Association, Arlington, VA

Discussant Presentations

McDowell, E. A., Wei, L., and Smith, P.C., “Investigating Individual Donor Information Search—The Relevance of Nonprofit Efficiency and Nonfinancial Information,” at Annual Meeting 2010, American Accounting Association, San Francisco, CA

Noe, K. and Forgione, D. A., “Economic Incentives in the Hospice Care Setting: A Comparison of For-Profit and Nonprofit Providers,” at Government and Nonprofit Section Midyear Meeting 2010, American Accounting Association, Baltimore, MD

Neely, D. G., “The Effectiveness of Regulation in the Tax Exempt Sector: Evidence from the Nonprofit Integrity Act of 2004,” at Annual Meeting 2009, American Accounting Association, New York, N.Y.

Bhattacharya, R., “Measuring Non-Profit Ratio Usefulness Using a Relevance and Reliability Framework,” at Government and Nonprofit Section Midyear Meeting 2009, American Accounting Association, Arlington, VA

Jacoby, P. F., “Addressing the Health Care Crisis: An Accounting Perspective,” at Public Interest Section Midyear Meeting 2008, American Accounting Association, Arlington, VA

Workshop Presentations/Campus Visits

Brigham, S. S., “A Structural Equation Model (SEM) of the Theory of Planned Behavior Applied to Accounting Professors’ Formal Enforcement of Academic Misconduct Rules,” Von Allmen School of Accountancy (Proposal Workshop, February 6, 2009), University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

Brigham, S. S., “A Structural Equation Model (SEM) of the Theory of Planned Behavior Applied to Accounting Professors’ Formal Enforcement of Academic Misconduct Rules,” University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (Campus Visit, October 24, 2008), Oshkosh, WI

Meeting Attendance for Continuing Education

KPMG 2017 National Faculty Symposium, May 2017 Data Analytics Symposium, Philadelphia, PA (by invitation only)

Deloitte Foundation/ FSA, May 2014 and May 2015 Faculty Consortia, Westlake, TX (by invitation only)

The American Tax Association, 2014 Midyear Meeting, San Antonio, TX

The American Tax Association, 2013 Midyear Meeting, San Diego, CA

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