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Dept of Accounting & Finance

Dr. Michael (Mike) Chatham

Associate Professor

Phone: 540-831-5604

Office: Kyle Hall 280

Email: mdchatham@radford.edu

1:00pm - 3:00pm Kyle Hall 280

1:00pm - 4:00pm KH 280 and Zoom

Current Teaching Schedule

Accounting Internship

7:00pm - 9:00pm [ ]

Accounting for Decision Making and Control

1:00pm - 4:00pm [ ]

Advanced Taxation

12:00pm - 12:50pm [ Mon Wed Fri ]

International Accounting

10:00am - 10:50am [ Mon Wed Fri ]

Ph.D, Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration - Accounting

2019, Oklahoma State University

Conference Presentation: Taxation as a Barrier to Blockchain Innovation, with Thomas Duncan. Presented at the Virginia Association of Economists Annual Meeting (Richmond, VA, April 5, 2019).

Refereed Journal Article: Trade Dress: Rising from the Ashes, with Dan Davidson. Southern Journal of Business and Ethics, Vol. 9, 2017: 57-66.

Refereed Journal Article: Using Videoconferencing to Solve a Business Finance Problem: Challenges and Lessons Learned from a Transatlantic Experience, with Axel Grossman, Journal of Economics and Finance Education, Vol. 13(1): 14-27, Summer 2014.

Refereed Journal Article: Assessing Student and Instructor Satisfaction with Using an Audience Response System in Introductory Business Courses, with Dan Davidson. Business Education Innovation Journal, Vol. 3(1): 43-49, June 2011.

Refereed Journal Article: A Guide to the Rules-Based Versus Principles-Based Accounting Debate, with Rodrigo Hernandez. International Journal of Global Business and Economics 3(1), 2010: 126-130.

Refereed Journal Article: Bull and Bear Reverse Exchangeable SecuritiesÃ¢??An Option-Pricing Approach, with Rodrigo J. Hernandez and Christopher Tobler. International Journal of Global Business and Economics 3(1), 2010: 131-135.

Refereed Journal Article: Kelo Revisited: Can It Provide Unexpected Employment and Economic Opportunities? with Dan Davidson. Mustang Journal of Law and Legal Studies, Vol. 1, 2010: 9-18.

Refereed Journal Article: Issues Affecting the Development of an International Accounting Standard on Financial Instruments, with Robert K. Larson and Axel Vietze. Advances in Accounting Incorporating Advances in International Accounting, Vol. 26(1), 2010: 97-107.

Conference Presentation: Debating the Role Mark-To-Market Accounting Played in the Current U.S. Economic Crisis, with Jerry Kopf. Presented at the Business Economics Instituteâ??s International Conference (Las Vegas, NV, Dec. 2008).

Book: Is Compliance with International Accounting Standards Beneficial? VDM Verlag (August 27, 2008) publisher. Available at bookstores and online venues such as: http://www.amazon.com/Compliance-International-Accounting-Standards-Beneficial/dp/3639036611/

Refereed Journal Article: The LaRue Case: Implications for Defined Contribution Plans under ERISA, with Dan Davidson, published in Business Quest (B>Quest), April 2008 at: http://www.westga.edu/~bquest/2008/research08.htm

Conference Presentation: The IASC's Financial Instruments Discussion Paper: An Examination of the Lobbying Behavior, with Axel Vietze, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Presented at the 1998 European Accounting Association Congress - Antwerp, Belgium.

Refereed Journal Article: Assessing the Extent of Compliance with International Accounting Standards, published in Journal of International Business Research, Vol. 7(1), 2008: 61-90.

Conference Presentation: Does the Extent of Compliance with International Accounting Standards Affect Information Asymmetry? Presented at the 14th Annual Mid-Year Conference of the International Accounting Section of the American Accounting Association (San Diego, Feb. 2008).

Refereed Journal Article: An Examination of the Current State of Accounting Information Systems Education, with Thomas G. Calderon and John Cheh, Review of Business Information Systems, Vol. 6(2), Spring 2002: 29-42.

Michael (Mike) D. Chatham is an Associate Professor of Accounting in the Davis College of Business and Economics at Radford University. He has published in journals such as the Journal of International Business Research,Advances in Accounting, the Journal of Economics and Finance Education, the Business Education Innovation Journal, the International Journal of Global Business and Economics, the Review of Business Information Systems, and the Journal of Taxation of Investments. His primary teaching responsibilities include undergraduate courses in Financial Accounting, Taxation, and International Accounting, as well as the graduate MBA Accounting course. Professor Chatham received his Ph.D. from Oklahoma State University in 2004. He received his MBA and B.S.B in Accounting from Emporia State University (KS).