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Ethics, Integrity & Independence of Mind<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>
Mission Statement<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> is a nonprofit international honorary<br />
and service organization for accounting, finance<br />
and information systems students at AACSB- or<br />
EQUIS-accredited universities. <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
provides opportunities for development of technical<br />
and professional skills to complement university<br />
education; participation in community service;<br />
and interaction among students, faculty and<br />
professionals.<br />
Article I – Mission Statement<br />
Bylaws of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
The Associates<br />
Through the advice and assistance of the International Advisory Forum, <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> instituted the Associates<br />
Program in 1981. The Associates Program enables <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> to further its objectives by providing financial<br />
support for events such as regional meetings and other ongoing chapter activities.<br />
Each member of the Associates Program provides financial support at a level consistent with the organization’s<br />
involvement in business education and employment of accounting, finance and information-systems graduates.<br />
Members of the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> Associates are given equal recognition for each event or project supported by<br />
the Associates’ funds.<br />
International Associates for 2009-<strong>2010</strong><br />
• AGN International North America Inc.<br />
• American Institute of CPAs (AICPA)<br />
• Association of Chartered Certified Accountants<br />
• BDO Seidman, LLP<br />
• Becker Professional Education<br />
• Bisk Education<br />
• Chevron Corporation<br />
• CPAexcel Exam-- Review<br />
• Deloitte.<br />
• Ernst & Young LLP<br />
• Fifth Third Bank<br />
• Grant Thornton LLP<br />
• Internal Revenue Service<br />
• Kaplan Schweser<br />
• KPMG LLP<br />
• McGladrey<br />
• Moss Adams LLP<br />
• Office of the Comptroller of the Currency<br />
• PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP<br />
• Protiviti<br />
The International Affiliates:<br />
American Accounting Association<br />
American Society of Women Accountants<br />
American Woman’s Society of Certified Public Accountants<br />
The Association of Government Accountants<br />
Association of Information Systems<br />
The Institute of Internal Auditors<br />
Institute of Management Accountants<br />
National Association for State Boards of Accountancy<br />
The Regional Associates:<br />
• The California Society<br />
of Certified Public Accountants<br />
• Illinois CPA Society<br />
• Indiana CPA Society<br />
• Kentucky Society of CPAs<br />
• Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs<br />
• New York State Society of CPAs<br />
• Texas Society of CPAs<br />
• Virginia Society of CPAs<br />
• Washington Society of CPAs
Table of Contents<br />
President’s Letter 2 – 3<br />
Board of Directors 4 – 6<br />
Chapter Advocates 7<br />
International Advisory Forum 8 – 9<br />
Business Information Professional of the Year Awards 10 – 11<br />
Regional Meetings 12<br />
2011 Regional Meeting Schedule 12<br />
Regional Best Practices <strong>2010</strong> 13<br />
International Scholars 14 – 18<br />
Oceania Meeting 19<br />
Outstanding Faculty Advisors 20<br />
In Memory.... 21<br />
Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information 22 – 31<br />
New Chapter Installations 32<br />
2009 <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting Winners 33<br />
Nancy C. Harke Executive Office 34 — 35<br />
Financial Statements 36 – 43<br />
Past Presidents 44<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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President’s Letter<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> (BAP) is about the students and their role in creating the future of the information<br />
profession. The BAP leadership believes that choosing one of the information professions is more than<br />
choosing a job description or career. As information professionals, we make commitments to those we<br />
serve that go beyond serving our solely personal career goals.<br />
The competence required of a professional, when<br />
combined with a strong ethical foundation, the integrity<br />
to live by that ethical commitment, and the independence<br />
of mind to stand against the easy answers when the<br />
tough answer is the right answer, creates a bond of trust<br />
between those in the information professions and those<br />
they serve. Without this bond of individual and corporate<br />
trust, we cannot serve the public interest and would not<br />
deserve to be considered members of an honorable<br />
profession.<br />
Through its programs and activities BAP not only seeks<br />
to enhance our members’ competencies and skills, but<br />
also seeks to instill in them an ethic that will help them<br />
navigate the complexities of the working world as they<br />
cross the bridge from academe to practice.<br />
Strategic Growth<br />
Perhaps the most immediate evidence of this success<br />
is the continued growth of BAP. This past year we have<br />
inducted five new active chapters and received five<br />
petitions for future active chapter status. This year, 8,700<br />
new student members have been inducted. Some of<br />
these chapters and students are outside the United States.<br />
In recent years, BAP committed to extend its reach on<br />
the international stage recognizing the global nature of<br />
our profession. I visited Australia and New Zealand last<br />
year following up on past Presidential visits. Auckland<br />
University in New Zealand became an active chapter<br />
this year, joining the University of Sydney in Australia.<br />
In addition, we have received three new petitions in the<br />
Oceania region. Pearl Rozenberg, the founding Faculty<br />
Advisor of the University of Sydney chapter now serves<br />
on the BAP Board in charge of the Global Initiative. Pearl<br />
organized a successful meeting of the active, petitioning<br />
and other qualified academic programs in Australia and<br />
New Zealand in April of this year.<br />
In keeping with the Board’s strategic focus, four new task<br />
forces were created to address BAP’s most immediate<br />
strategic concerns: Mission and Chapter Incentives;<br />
Revenue Enhancement and Expenditure Control;<br />
International Expansion; and, Communication with<br />
Stakeholders. The task force issues clearly are interrelated.<br />
The Board has rejected the “hunker down” and “go slow”<br />
options and is focused on bringing BAP into the 21st<br />
century on each of the Strategic Task Force initiatives.<br />
Member Activity<br />
Our chapters have been very active this year as evidenced<br />
by program participation in: Regional and <strong>Annual</strong><br />
meetings at record levels; reaching Distinguished and<br />
Superior Chapter Status (sponsored by KPMG); and,<br />
competing for many of the awards available to the<br />
chapters. At the <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting our members will<br />
compete in the Best Practices (sponsored by Deloitte) and<br />
Project-Run-with-It (sponsored by Moss Adams). Awards<br />
will be given to the winning chapters who submitted<br />
videos for the Gold Challenge competition (sponsored by<br />
KPMG). Everyone attending the <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting in San<br />
Jose will have the opportunity to once again participate in<br />
the unique Community Service Day activity (sponsored by<br />
KPMG). Each of the competitions and activities contribute<br />
to our members’ development as individuals and future<br />
professionals.<br />
Individual excellence is also recognized with a variety<br />
of awards presented at the <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting, the:<br />
Outstanding Business Information Professional Awards<br />
with representatives from industry, academia and notfor<br />
profits; Medal of Inspiration Award (sponsored by<br />
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the AICPA), recognizing an individual who beat<br />
the odds in overcoming adversity; The Internal<br />
Revenue Service sponsors VITA and will again award<br />
outstanding VITA volunteer chapters; Diversity<br />
Award (sponsored by Ernst & Young) focused on<br />
increasing diversity in the information professions;<br />
Outstanding Faculty Advisors Award (sponsored<br />
by McGladrey.) recognizing the essential services<br />
performed by faculty for the students of BAP; and<br />
finally, the President’s Award given by each President<br />
to a person who rose to a challenge beyond the<br />
norm, in an organization of people who operate<br />
beyond the norm for BAP.<br />
Finances and the BAP Business Model<br />
You will find the annual financial statements in this<br />
<strong>Report</strong>. Our Board and Executive Office have done<br />
an excellent job in keeping BAP in sound financial<br />
condition during difficult times. BAP is in sound<br />
financial shape in the short-run, i.e. we have a strong<br />
cash balance. However, the Board recognizes the<br />
need for BAP to rise to the challenge of changing<br />
times and has, as noted, created four strategic Task<br />
Forces to help position BAP for the future. The<br />
Executive Office and Board will be keeping you<br />
posted on all of these developments through our<br />
new and revised website and upcoming newsletter.<br />
Unfortunately, there is simply not the room or time<br />
to thank the large number of Faculty Advisors that<br />
support the Chapters and student members. There is<br />
no question that these individuals are key elements<br />
in a chapter driven organization like our own.<br />
Representative faculty advisors are recognized by<br />
our Outstanding Faculty Advisors Award (sponsored<br />
by McGladrey). At the <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting, a Faculty<br />
Advisors Reception (sponsored by Grant Thornton<br />
LLP) is held each year in recognition of their service<br />
to BAP.<br />
I want to take this opportunity to thank my two<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Conference Co-Chairs: Professor Audrey<br />
Gramling, Kennesaw State University; and, Professor<br />
Mark Taylor, Case Western Reserve University.<br />
Finally, I want to thank all of the students from our<br />
Host Chapters for each of the Regional and the<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> meetings for their hard work and support.<br />
BAP is an exceptional organization made up of<br />
equally exceptional people throughout and without<br />
exception. It has been an honor to serve with them<br />
during the last two years and will continue to be an<br />
honor to be among them and you next year.<br />
Keep up the good work.<br />
Appreciation<br />
I want to thank the Executive Office staff, the Board<br />
and Forum members and the Chapter Advocates<br />
that I had the pleasure to work with this year. They<br />
have volunteered their time selflessly and I deeply<br />
appreciative of all their efforts in helping to make this<br />
year a success for BAP.<br />
Andy Bailey<br />
2009 – <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> International President<br />
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Board of Directors<br />
The BAP Board of Directors<br />
The President-elect serves a oneyear<br />
term, then ascends to the<br />
presidency in the following year and<br />
serves a final year on the board as<br />
Past President. During the 2009-<br />
<strong>2010</strong> year, the President represents<br />
a financial-information firm and the<br />
Past President and President-elect<br />
represent education.<br />
The Directors of Administration and<br />
Development, the Director of Global<br />
Activities, two Chapter Advocates,<br />
and a College of Business Dean all<br />
serve three-year terms and represent<br />
the area of education.<br />
The Chair of the Advisory Forum<br />
serves a one- or two-year term<br />
of the board. This person has<br />
significant responsibility in their<br />
position in industry, professional<br />
services or government, and brings<br />
a valuable perspective to the board.<br />
Two Alumni Representatives also<br />
serve on the board, one is elected<br />
each year to serve a two-year<br />
term. As recent graduates of <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> chapters, the Alumni<br />
Representatives bring a student<br />
perspective to the board.<br />
In addition, a representative of the<br />
AICPA serves on the board.<br />
The board typically meets two times<br />
in person and by conference call<br />
as needed to plan overall activities<br />
and provide general guidance for<br />
chapters to follow.<br />
The staff at the Nancy C. Harke<br />
Executive Office are available for<br />
consultation on day-to-day<br />
chapter operations.<br />
President: Andrew D. Bailey Jr.<br />
2008-2011<br />
Dr. Andrew D. Bailey Jr. was appointed Senior Policy Advisor to<br />
the Grant Thornton LLP National Public Policy and Strategy Group in<br />
September 2006 and to the Human Resource Group in 2008. Bailey<br />
spent a long and distinguished career in academia, holding several named<br />
professorships and a number of visiting professorships abroad culminating<br />
with his appointment upon retirement in 2002, as a Professor Emeritus of<br />
Accountancy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Bailey was<br />
the Deputy Chief Accountant (Professional Practice) at the United States<br />
Andrew Bailey<br />
Securities and Exchange Commission from January 2004 to December<br />
2005. He was the Ernst & Young Distinguished Professor of Accountancy<br />
and Head of the Department of Accountancy, University of Illinois, from<br />
Autumn 1994 to Summer 1997. He also held the position of Director of the Zimmerman Center for International<br />
Education and Research in Accounting (CIERA) and Editor of the Center’s journal, The International Journal of<br />
Accounting (TIJA). Earlier, he was the Deloitte & Touche Professor of Accounting and Head of the Department of<br />
Accounting at The University of Arizona. He has also been a faculty member at the universities of Maine, Minnesota<br />
(Department Chair), Iowa, Purdue and The Ohio State University (Arthur Young Professor of Accounting). He has<br />
been a Visiting Professor at the University of Queensland in Australia, The Otago University in New Zealand, The<br />
Norwegian Graduate School of Management in Oslo, Norway, and Groupe Ècole Superieure de Commerce de Paris<br />
(ESCP) in Paris, France. Bailey earned two degrees at the University of Minnesota, B.S.B. and M.S. in accounting, before<br />
earning his Ph.D. in accounting at The Ohio State University in 1971. Formerly with Touche Ross & Co., he is a CPA,<br />
CIA, CMA and CFE. He is a Past President of the American Accounting Association and Past Chairman of the Auditing<br />
section of the AAA. He has served as Co-editor of Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, Associate Editor of The<br />
Accounting Review and The Journal of Information Systems and has served on numerous academic journal review<br />
boards. He is a member of the Rho Chapter of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> and was the national <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> Accountant of the<br />
Year (Educator), 1996, and has been named among the top 100 most influential people in accounting. •<br />
Teresa Conover<br />
President-Elect: Teresa Conover<br />
2009-2012<br />
Dr. Teresa Conover’s educational background includes a B.S. from the<br />
University of California at Davis, an M.B.A. from Oregon State University and a<br />
Ph.D. from Texas A&M University. She is a CPA, licensed in the State of Texas.<br />
She currently holds the Paden Neeley Professorship for Excellence in Teaching<br />
at the University of North Texas and is the Program Chair for the International<br />
Association of Accounting Educators and Researchers - World Congress of<br />
Accounting Educators and Researchers.<br />
She has had the honor of serving as a faculty in residence for Ernst &<br />
Young International in the London office and as a Visiting Scholar at the<br />
London School of Economics.<br />
She is a member of many professional organizations including the American Accounting Association, the International<br />
Association for Accounting Education and Research, <strong>Beta</strong> Gamma Sigma, and <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>. She served as the<br />
President of the American Accounting Association International Accounting Section for the 2000-2001 year. She<br />
recently completed three years of service on the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> International Board of Directors as the Director of<br />
Administration and Development.<br />
She specializes in teaching financial and international accounting and has taught accounting since 1985. She has taught<br />
at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels. She has received eight teaching awards.<br />
Her research interests concentrate on financial and international accounting. She has published numerous articles in<br />
national and international accounting and business journals including The International Journal of Accounting, Issues in<br />
Accounting Education, and The Journal of Business Finance and Accounting.<br />
Conover and her husband Jim are recent empty-nesters with one daughter at the University of Texas at Austin and one<br />
at the University of Rhode Island. •<br />
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Board of Directors<br />
Past President: Nancy Nichols<br />
2007-<strong>2010</strong><br />
Dr. Nancy B. Nichols is the Journal of Accounting Education Research<br />
Professor at James Madison University. She also serves as the Director<br />
of the masters in accounting program. Nancy began her academic<br />
career at JMU in 1997 after receiving her Ph.D. from the University<br />
of North Texas. Before obtaining her Ph.D., she was a tax partner at<br />
Deloitte. Nancy teaches graduate courses in taxation. Nichols’ research<br />
interests primarily are in the areas of taxation and segment reporting.<br />
She has published numerous articles in such journals as the Journal<br />
of the American Taxation Association, Journal of Legal Tax Research,<br />
Nancy Nichols<br />
Accounting Horizons, Journal of International Accounting Research,<br />
Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation, Issues<br />
in Accounting Education, Journal of Accountancy and Tax Notes. Nichols is an active member of the<br />
American Taxation Association, currently serving on the Board of Trustees. She previously served on the<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> Board as Director of Chapter Activities from 2003-06 and was Chapter Advisor for the JMU<br />
Chapter from 1998-2003. Nichols is married with two children.•<br />
President Elect: Dr. Mary S. Stone<br />
<strong>2010</strong>-2013<br />
Dr. Mary S. Stone,<br />
Mary Stone joined the University faculty in 1981 as an assistant professor in the<br />
Culverhouse School of Accountancy. She was promoted to associate professor<br />
in 1984, awarded the rank of full professor in 1990, named Hugh Culverhouse<br />
Endowed Chair of Accountancy in 2002, and appointed Director of the<br />
Culverhouse School of Accountancy in 2004. Mary is a former member of the<br />
Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council and the Accounting Standards<br />
Executive Committee of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants<br />
and Past President of the American Accounting Association, and a Florida CPA.<br />
EDUCATION: Ph.D. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; BS and MS<br />
Central Florida University<br />
RECOGNITION: American Accounting Association Outstanding Accounting Educator (2007), <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
<strong>Psi</strong> Business Information Professional of the Year – Education (2006), Co-winner AAA/McGraw-Hill Accounting<br />
Horizons Best Paper Award (2006), Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants Outstanding Educator<br />
(2001-2002), The University of Alabama National Alumni Association Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award<br />
(1999), Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting (1993-2002), C&BA Outstanding Researcher Award (1988), Arthur<br />
Andersen & Co. Research Scholar (1989), Peat Marwick Main Research Scholar (1988), and Van Pelt Award for<br />
Outstanding Contribution to Accounting Literature (1984, 1983).<br />
PUBLICATIONS: The Accounting Review, Journal of Accounting & Economics, Horizons, Journal of<br />
Accounting Research, Issues in Accounting Education, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, Review of<br />
Quantitative Finance and Accounting, Journal of Business, Finance & Accounting, Journal of Accounting<br />
Literature, and Accounting Historians Journal.<br />
SERVICE: Chair, FSA/AAA Valuation Subcommittee; Chair, AICPA Precertification Education Executive Committee;<br />
Board of Directors of FSA; Member FEI, AICPA, ASCPA, and AAA. •<br />
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2009-<strong>2010</strong> Board of Directors<br />
Annie Boudreau<br />
Grant Thornton LLP<br />
Alumni Representative<br />
Mark Higgins<br />
University of Rhode Island<br />
Dean<br />
Sharon Lightner<br />
San Diego State University<br />
Chapter Advocate - Western/Northwest Regions<br />
Brian McGuire<br />
University of Southern Indiana<br />
Director of Administration & Development<br />
Suzanne McCaffrey<br />
University of Mississippi<br />
Chapter Advocate - Southeast Region<br />
Lu Montondon<br />
Texas State University – San Marcos<br />
Chapter Advocate - Southwest Region<br />
Patricia Poli<br />
Fairfield University<br />
Chapter Advocate -Atlantic Coast Region<br />
Dennis R. Reigle<br />
American Institute of CPAs (AICPA)<br />
AICPA Liaison<br />
Pearl Rozenberg<br />
University of Sydney – Australia<br />
Director of Global Activities<br />
Blane Ruschak<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
Advisory Forum Chair<br />
Brad Schultz<br />
Ernst & Young, LLP<br />
Alumni Representative<br />
Heather Collins<br />
American Institute of CPAs (AICPA)<br />
Incoming AICPA Liaison<br />
Shawn Harter<br />
Fifth Third Bank<br />
Incoming Advisory Forum Chair<br />
Andy Kaestle<br />
Ernst & Young LLP<br />
Incoming Alumni Representative<br />
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Chapter Advocates<br />
Dori Danko<br />
Grand Valley State University<br />
Chapter Advocate - Midwest Region<br />
Scott Hobson<br />
Brigham Young University<br />
Chapter Advocate - Rocky Mtn./Missouri Valley Regions<br />
Molly Brown<br />
James Madison University<br />
Incoming Chapter Advocate - Atlantic Coast Region<br />
Treba Marsh<br />
Stephen F. Austin State University<br />
Incoming Chapter Advocate - Southwest Region<br />
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International Advisory Forum<br />
In 1974, <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
organized the International<br />
Advisory Forum. The Forum<br />
consists of leaders from industry,<br />
professional-service firms<br />
and government.<br />
The Forum members who are<br />
practicing professionals, provide<br />
input designated to enhance<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s position as<br />
a dynamic, scholastic, and<br />
professional business financial<br />
information organization. The<br />
service and advice of these<br />
individuals is invaluable to<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>.<br />
On behalf of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>,<br />
the board of directors expresses<br />
appreciation for the numerous<br />
services and hours that the<br />
Advisory Forum members have<br />
contributed during 2009-<strong>2010</strong>.<br />
In addition to their financial<br />
support, Forum members<br />
participated in annual and<br />
regional meetings and made<br />
themselves available for<br />
chapter meetings.<br />
Blane Ruschak<br />
2007-<strong>2010</strong><br />
Blane Ruschak attended Rutgers University in New Jersey and<br />
graduated with a B.S. in economics in 1980. He subsequently<br />
attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa where he received<br />
a master’s in accounting degree in 1982. After graduation, he<br />
began his career in the audit department of the KPMG Honolulu<br />
office where he serviced clients in the health care, non-profit, real<br />
estate, agribusiness and hospitality industries. From 1988-1989, he<br />
participated in a two-year rotational program in KPMG’s national<br />
Blane Ruschak<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
training center in Montvale, N.J., where he was responsible for<br />
Advisory Forum Chair<br />
the development and instruction of numerous KPMG assurance<br />
courses. Upon his return to the Honolulu office, Ruschak assumed<br />
the responsibility of Primary Recruiter for the office in addition to<br />
servicing his assurance clients in the hospital and hospitality industries. In 1994, Ruschak transferred to<br />
the KPMG Long Beach office to assist with the Southern California Health care assurance and consulting<br />
practice. In 1997, Ruschak transferred to the Los Angeles office where he assumed the Director of<br />
College Recruiting position for the Pacific Southwest area and he was responsible for the hiring of all<br />
entry-level assurance and tax-department personnel. In 2000, Ruschak assumed the role of National<br />
Director of Campus Recruiting as part of the KPMG National Recruiting team in Montvale, N.J. In 2008,<br />
Ruschak assumed the role of Executive Director for Campus Recruiting and University Relations.<br />
His current role includes serving as the KPMG member and Chairman on the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> Advisory<br />
Forum, serving on the Board of the Federation of Schools of Accountancy (FSA), serving as a member of the<br />
Association of Campus Recruiting Executives, serving on the Board of the Education Foundation for Women<br />
in Accounting, serving on the AICPA Pre-certification Executive Education Committee (PcEEC) and formerly<br />
served on the Accounting Program Leadership Group (APLG) board of directors. He resides in Charleston,<br />
S.C., and works out of the Montvale national office as part of the national human-resource team. •<br />
Shawn Harter<br />
Fifth Third Bank<br />
Advisory Forum Chair Elect<br />
Shawn Harter<br />
<strong>2010</strong>-2011<br />
Since 2007, Shawn Harter has served as Vice President and Director<br />
of Recruiting for Fifth Third Bancorp, located in Cincinnati, OH.<br />
He joined Fifth Third in 2005 as Director of Recruiting Operations.<br />
Shawn’s prior roles include three years as National Director of<br />
Recruiting for RSM McGladrey, Inc. and McGladrey and Pullen, LLP,<br />
based in Bloomington, MN. He joined the firm in August 2002 and<br />
was responsible for all college relations and recruitment efforts, which<br />
included college graduates and experienced professionals. Shawn<br />
began his career with Arthur Andersen and worked with the company<br />
for nearly 12 years in various positions including audit, operations and<br />
director of all North American university recruiting. •<br />
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International Advisory Forum<br />
Alfonzo Alexander<br />
NASBA<br />
Vice President of Development –<br />
Nashville,TN<br />
Peter Aliferis<br />
Association of GovernmentAccountants<br />
Deputy Executive Director Operations &<br />
Director of Professional Certification –<br />
Alexandria, VA<br />
Ken Bansemer<br />
McGladrey<br />
National Director of Recruiting<br />
Charlotte, NC<br />
Muir Brown<br />
Association of Chartered<br />
Certified Accountants<br />
Head of Strategic Business Unit –<br />
Americas and Caribbean<br />
Mark Bruno<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)<br />
Market Sourcing Leader<br />
Buffalo, NY<br />
Sharon Clemena<br />
Chevron Corporation<br />
Manager Finance Development Program<br />
San Ramon, CA<br />
Barbara Covington<br />
American Society of Women Accountants<br />
National President<br />
Mary Esther, FL<br />
Shannon Dickerson<br />
Internal Revenue Service<br />
IRS Agent<br />
Wheaton, MD<br />
Mike Duffy<br />
CPAexcel Exam Review<br />
Vice President<br />
San Diego, CA<br />
Gary Grimstad<br />
Moss Adams LLP<br />
Partner<br />
Seattle, WA<br />
Nina Guthrie<br />
Grant Thornton, LLP<br />
Director of University Recruiting<br />
Dallas, TX<br />
Sandi Guy<br />
BDO Seidman<br />
Partner, Human Capital<br />
Charlotte, NC<br />
Rita Hood<br />
AGN International North America, Inc.<br />
Executive Director<br />
Denver, CO<br />
Veronica Johnson<br />
The Institute of Internal Auditors<br />
Director of Academic Relations<br />
Altamore Springs, FL<br />
Laura Mills-Lewis<br />
Ernst & Young LLP<br />
Faculty Relations Consultant<br />
Secaucus, NJ<br />
Scott McQuillan<br />
Deloitte & Touche LLP<br />
National Campus Recruiting Leader<br />
Chicago, IL<br />
Alexandra Miller<br />
American Woman’s Society of CPAs<br />
National President<br />
Tucson, AZ<br />
Scott Moore<br />
American Institute of CPAs<br />
Sr. Manager, College & University Initiatives<br />
Durham, NC<br />
Belverd E. Needles, Jr.<br />
American Accounting Association<br />
Vice President of Education<br />
Winnetka, IL<br />
Bridget O’Malley<br />
Proviti<br />
Senior Consultant<br />
Chicago, IL<br />
Denise Probert<br />
Kaplan Schweser<br />
Vice President of CPA Education<br />
La Crosse, WI<br />
Tom Rogowski<br />
Becker Professional<br />
Review Program Director<br />
Oakbrook, IL<br />
Bonnie Russell<br />
The Office of the Comptroller of<br />
the Currency<br />
Washington, DC<br />
Jodi Ryan<br />
Institute of Management Accountants<br />
Director, Alliances & Student/Academic Communities<br />
Montvale, NJ<br />
Valerie Wendt<br />
Bisk Education, Inc.<br />
Product Development Manager<br />
Tampa, FL<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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Business Information Professional of the Year<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> recognizes<br />
individuals who make significant<br />
contributions to the business<br />
-information professions. From<br />
1974 through 1999, this was<br />
achieved by recognizing them<br />
as Accountants of the Year.<br />
Beginning with the 2000 awards,<br />
these individuals have been<br />
honored and recognized as a<br />
Business Information Professional<br />
of the Year. Each chapter, the<br />
board of directors and the<br />
International Advisory Forum are<br />
invited to nominate candidates<br />
from the fields of education,<br />
industry or government,<br />
and professional services.<br />
Nominees are individuals<br />
who have affected a large<br />
number of lives; contributed<br />
both locally and nationally<br />
to the profession; added to<br />
knowledge as demonstrated<br />
through publications, lectures<br />
or presentations; and are active<br />
in the profession at the time of<br />
nomination. For <strong>2010</strong>, <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
<strong>Psi</strong> is proud to announce the<br />
selection of the following people<br />
for the Business Information<br />
Professional of the Year awards.<br />
Lawrence Alleva currently is the Southeast U.S. Regional<br />
Managing Partner for Technology and Communications<br />
in the national office of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP after<br />
having progressed through the firm from staff auditor, to<br />
Managing Partner of the Syracuse office, to Managing Partner<br />
of the Upstate New York region. When he was promoted to<br />
this position, he immersed himself in learning, participated<br />
in professional associations, and worked hard to develop<br />
expertise. He became an expert in IPOs and venture capital<br />
and has written several PwC articles on the topics. Since then,<br />
he also has “raised his hand” to become the firm’s U.S. Leader<br />
– Ethics and Compliance (Assurance). Alleva defined the new<br />
Lawrence Alleva<br />
leadership role by developing firm procedures, policies and<br />
Professional Service<br />
requirements. He now leads PwC’s response to the PCAOB<br />
Inspection <strong>Report</strong> and the firm’s international audit quality, while devoting significant attention to a variety<br />
of professional and business ethics matters.<br />
At Ithaca College, Alleva demonstrates an exemplary commitment. He is Vice Chair of the Ithaca College<br />
Board of Trustees, Chairman of the largest-ever (and successful) comprehensive capital campaign on it’s<br />
campus, and Co-Chair of the School of Business Building Campaign Committee that resulted in generating<br />
private donations to fund the new School of Business building (the first building on campus built with<br />
private contributions and the first business school facility in the world receiving the LEED Platinum<br />
Award for meeting the highest level of sustainability). Early in his career at PwC, Alleva established the<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholarship at Ithaca College. Through his ongoing annual solicitations of current<br />
Ithaca College alumni at PwC, the scholarship has become one of their largest endowed scholarship for<br />
accounting majors.<br />
Over the past 30 years, whenever asked, Alleva has returned to campus to speak. He has been an invited<br />
speaker at numerous Ithaca College Accounting Association programs, and was its first Outstanding<br />
Accounting Alumni award recipient in 1993 (he was also the founding president of the Association when<br />
he was a student). He was the Distinguished Alumni Speaker for the School of Business on ethics in<br />
accounting and business, and then on the state of IPOs, corporate governance, and the profession after<br />
Enron. He was the keynote speaker at one of the first School of Business Honors Banquets, providing a<br />
great Top 10 list of attributes for success. In April 2009, Alleva was the speaker at the annual <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
<strong>Psi</strong> Induction Banquet.<br />
At the same time, Mr. Alleva balances his intense professional life with other personal interests. For<br />
example, he demonstrates a long-standing commitment to other community and higher educational<br />
organizations, such as the National Council of Boy Scouts and George Mason University boards, and he<br />
and his wife recently climbed Mount Everest.<br />
Alleva was nominated by the Mu <strong>Alpha</strong> Chapter at Ithaca College. •<br />
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Business Information Professional of the Year<br />
Ted Vacek has spent the last 10 years at Intel (high-tech industry) managing various<br />
assignments including Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) Integrations, Fixed Asset<br />
Accounting, and Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) design and implementation. He currently is part<br />
of a team working on the design and implementation of IFRS at Intel.<br />
Ted was instrumental in implementing the extensive accounting changes (IASB/FASB)<br />
convergence projects, proposed SEC conversion to IFRS, and the global implementation<br />
of IFRS. His current challenge is trying to design an appropriate plan of today’s actions<br />
given the levels of uncertainty and extensive interrelationships between the proposed<br />
rule changes. Part of the reward of this assignment is getting to be on the “front end” of<br />
some of the biggest changes ever made to U.S. accounting rules.<br />
Ted Vacek<br />
Industry & Government<br />
Prior to Intel, Ted was with Atlantic Richfield Company (oil and gas industry) for 15 years.<br />
His assignments included Exploration Accounting, Planning and Evaluation, Internal<br />
Audit, International Accounting, Marketing and Business Development.<br />
Ted has been involved with the <strong>Beta</strong> chapter at the University of Oregon for the past three years. At meetings he has showed an<br />
enthusiasm and depth of acounting knowledge that made everyone in the room learn and enjoy each of the discussions. It’s rare for<br />
someone from industry to give a presentation that is both rich in diversity, yet simple to understand. While Ted graduated from the<br />
University of Texas at Austin, he seems to be a Duck at heart.<br />
Ted resides in the Northwest with his wife and three children.<br />
Vacek was nominated by the <strong>Beta</strong> Chapter at the University of Oregon. •<br />
Kevin D. Stocks is an accounting professor in the Marriott School at Brigham Young University.<br />
He currently holds the KPMG Professorship and serves as the Director of the School of<br />
Accountancy, a position he has held for the last seven years.<br />
Kevin did his undergraduate and Master’s work at BYU. He earned his Ph.D. at Oklahoma State<br />
University. He was on the accounting faculty at Oklahoma State before returning to BYU in 1983.<br />
Kevin teaches in the cost/managerial accounting area. He has taught classes at all levels and in<br />
both the accounting and MBA programs.<br />
He has work published in Issues In Accounting Education, Journal of Accounting Education,<br />
Advances in Accounting Education, Journal of Accountancy, Internal Auditor, Health Care<br />
Kevin Stocks<br />
Financial Management, and Journal of Information Systems and has authored two books.<br />
Education<br />
Kevin has conducted funded research for the AICPA, AAA, IMA and currently is involved in an<br />
IAAER/ACCA research grant studying international ethics education.<br />
Kevin has held numerous administrative positions within BYU and in professional organizations. He has served as President of the<br />
Federation of Schools of Accountancy and as President of the Teaching and Curriculum Section and of the Accounting Programs<br />
Leadership Group of the American Accounting Association (AAA). He served as Vice President Education of the AAA and on numerous<br />
AICPA committees, including the Pre-Certification Education Executive Committee and the Management Advisory Services Committee.<br />
This August he assumes responsibility as the President of the American Accounting Association.<br />
As a student at BYU, Kevin was active in the Gamma <strong>Alpha</strong> Chapter of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>, serving as the chapter treasurer. Upon returning to<br />
BYU as a faculty member, Kevin served for a time as the faculty advisor. He also has served as a member of the national <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Advisory Forum.<br />
Kevin and his wife Donna are the proud parents of five children and three beautiful grandchildren.<br />
Stocks was nominated by the Gamma <strong>Alpha</strong> Chapter at Brigham Young University. •<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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Regional Meetings<br />
Region Student Student Chapters<br />
Participants Presentations Represented<br />
Atlantic Coast 260 33 35<br />
Midwest 302 30 41<br />
Missouri Valley 173 24 23<br />
Rocky Mountain 87 14 12<br />
Southeast 246 30 49<br />
Regional Meeting<br />
Objectives for Regional Meetings<br />
Regional meetings focus on 1)<br />
promoting inter-chapter activities;<br />
2) encouraging student interest in<br />
emerging business issues; 3) providing<br />
students the opportunity to develop<br />
communication skills, both written<br />
and oral; 4) providing members with<br />
the opportunity to exchange ideas<br />
concerning chapter operations and<br />
activities in both formal and informal<br />
settings; 5) providing the opportunity<br />
for general-leadership training for<br />
officers and members; and 6) fostering<br />
innovative and unique activities to<br />
promote and share best practices.<br />
The year’s regional meetings were<br />
attended by more than 1,540 students<br />
representing 228 chapters. The<br />
Nancy C. Harke Executive Office<br />
funded more than $171,000 for eight<br />
regional meetings. Each of the regional<br />
meetings was supported by members<br />
of the International Advisory Forum<br />
and attended by at least two board<br />
members and the respective<br />
Chapter Advocate.<br />
Southwest 177 23 30<br />
Western 141 20 25<br />
Northwest 160 20 13<br />
*Members of the Board extend the appreciation to each student, faculty advisor and professional who<br />
contributed to the success of these programs. A special thanks to the Faculty Advisors and students<br />
who hosted the regional meetings.<br />
Regional Meeting<br />
2011 Regional Meeting Schedule<br />
Southeast February 25 – 26, 2011 Charlotte, NC<br />
Western February 25 – 26, 2011 Anaheim, CA<br />
Southwest March 4 – 5, 2011 Dallas, TX<br />
Atlantic Coast March 18 – 19, 2011 Providence, RI<br />
Midwest April 1 – 2, 2011 Indianapolis, IN<br />
Rocky Mountain March 25 – 26, 2011 Salt Lake City, UT<br />
Missouri Valley April 8 – 9, 2011 Lincoln, NE<br />
Northwest April 15 – 16, 2011 Portland, OR<br />
Oceania April 14 – 15, 2011 Auckland, NZ<br />
12 BETA ALPHA PSI
Regional Best Practices <strong>2010</strong><br />
Service Learning<br />
Region University Chapter Name Chapter #<br />
Southeast The University of Tampa Lambda <strong>Beta</strong> 255<br />
Southwest Stephen F. Austin State University Epsilon Mu 127<br />
Atlantic Coast Pace University Iota Lambda 218<br />
Rocky Mountain University of Denver <strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta 29<br />
Midwest University of Minnesota Rho 17<br />
Missouri Valley Missouri State University Theta Pi 200<br />
Northwest Boise State University Zeta <strong>Psi</strong> 161<br />
Ethics & Integrity in Business<br />
Region University Chapter Name Chapter #<br />
Western San Diego State University <strong>Beta</strong> Eta 53<br />
Southeast Mississippi State University <strong>Beta</strong> Kappa 56<br />
Southwest University of Tulsa Eta Rho 178<br />
Midwest Bradley University Zeta Lambda 149<br />
Atlantic Coast Pace University Iota Lambda 218<br />
Missouri Valley Missouri State University Theta Pi 200<br />
Northwest University of Washington Delta 4<br />
Chapter Stainability<br />
Region University Chapter Name Chapter #<br />
Western California State University, Northridge Epsilon Chi 137<br />
Southeast The University of Tampa Lambda <strong>Beta</strong> 255<br />
Southwest University of Arkansas <strong>Alpha</strong> Iota 32<br />
Rocky Mountain University of Denver <strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta 29<br />
Midwest Youngstown State University Kappa Xi 244<br />
Atlantic Coast Pace University Iota Lambda 218<br />
Missouri Valley University of Nebraska at Lincoln Delta Omicron 107<br />
Northwest University of Washington Delta 4<br />
Deloitte has been the proud sponsor<br />
of the Best Practices program at both<br />
the regional and national meetings<br />
since 2001. Its sponsorship is intended<br />
to encourage students to develop<br />
and execute programs that promote<br />
awareness and student involvement in<br />
projects that exemplify values shared<br />
by <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> and Deloitte. These<br />
values are captured and promoted<br />
through the topics selected each<br />
year by the President-elect and the<br />
Deloitte Forum Member. These topics<br />
involve such areas as ethics, corporate<br />
responsibility, diversity, increasing<br />
awareness of the accounting profession,<br />
skills-based volunteerism and<br />
globalization.<br />
All chapters are encouraged to share<br />
their Best Practices through a two-step<br />
competitive process. Initially chapters<br />
will submit an abstract and, if found<br />
eligible, make a presentation at their<br />
respective Regional Meeting; winning<br />
chapters (first, second and third place)<br />
will: 1) receive verbal recognition and<br />
monetary awards and, 2) first-place<br />
chapters will earn the right to give their<br />
presentations at BAP’s annual meeting.<br />
Winning chapters at the annual<br />
meeting will be awarded a plaque,<br />
verbal recognition and additional<br />
monetary awards.<br />
For <strong>2010</strong>, to the left is the list of<br />
chapters that won first place at the<br />
<strong>2010</strong> Regional Meetings and will be<br />
eligible to participate at the <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong><br />
Meeting in San Jose, CA.<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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International Scholars<br />
In an effort to promote and<br />
recognize scholarship, <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> initiated a program to<br />
acknowledge selected students<br />
as <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
International Scholars.<br />
• Regional Meeting Scholar (RM)<br />
Regional Meeting Presentation<br />
• <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting Scholar (AM)<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Meeting Presentation<br />
• Best Practices Scholar<br />
(BP/AM) Best Practices<br />
Presentation at <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting<br />
• Best Practices Scholar (BP/RM)<br />
Best Practices Presentation at<br />
Regional Meeting<br />
• Project Run With It (PRWI)<br />
Presentation at the<br />
2009 <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting<br />
Brooklyn, NY<br />
Selection of individuals to be<br />
designated as scholars occurred<br />
as part of the evaluation process<br />
for each event. Those selected<br />
as Scholars have participated<br />
with a high level of scholarly<br />
quality. Each chapter is<br />
encouraged to select individuals<br />
to participate in these activities<br />
and, in an appropriate forum,<br />
recognize those students who<br />
have been designated <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> International Scholars.<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
University of Oregon<br />
Reed Engall BP/AM<br />
Ashley Kennel BP/AM<br />
Roy Matsunaga BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
David Wallenstein BP/AM<br />
Erika Bulay BP/RM<br />
Alice Zhang BP/RM<br />
Jordan Patterson BP/RM<br />
Mei Li Yu RM<br />
delta<br />
University of Washington<br />
Eric Liang BP/AM<br />
Alvin Lai BP/AM<br />
Jessica Nguyen BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Gillian Donnelly BP/AM<br />
Blake Thomas BP/AM<br />
Maria Klieber PRWI<br />
Elizabeth Vaughn PRWI<br />
Jenny Park BP/RM<br />
Matt Jensen BP/RM<br />
Jacky Tang BP/RM<br />
Susie Shapiro BP/RM<br />
Michael Plengrat BP/RM<br />
Hank Cycyota BP/RM<br />
Peter Zalusky BP/RM<br />
Aurelie Machefert BP/RM<br />
Hannah Kim BP/RM<br />
Alene Vanden Heuvel RM<br />
Marilu Cruz RM<br />
Karlyn Kurokawa RM<br />
E<strong>Psi</strong>lon<br />
Oregon State University<br />
Kevin Thorpe RM<br />
IOTa<br />
University of Southern<br />
California<br />
Fouad Abu-Kazam AM<br />
Jamie Kwak AM, RM<br />
Karen Poon AM<br />
Charmaine Chan BP/RM<br />
Sarah Pak BP/RM<br />
Ashley Cho BP/RM<br />
Debbie Kim BP/RM<br />
Sharon Ren RM<br />
MU<br />
New York University<br />
Jeffrey Yen BP/AM<br />
Danyu Wei BP/AM<br />
International Scholars by Chapter<br />
NU<br />
University of Colorado at Boulder<br />
Kristin Larson BP/RM<br />
Joseph Goldstein BP/RM<br />
Rho<br />
University of Minnesota<br />
Alex Ellingson BP/RM<br />
Bailey Birtzer BP/RM<br />
Kyle Canaday BP/RM<br />
Kristen Ruud BP/RM<br />
Lara Applegate BP/RM<br />
PHI<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
Sarah Miller BP/AM<br />
Rachelle Ross BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Emily Plauche BP/AM<br />
Megan Dolron BP/AM<br />
Scott Safron BP/AM<br />
Carly Krizmanich PRWI<br />
Tara Stauder BP/RM<br />
Erin Phillips BP/RM<br />
Stephen Collura BP/RM<br />
Chris Whelan BP/RM<br />
<strong>Psi</strong><br />
Marquette University<br />
Natalie Mitchell AM<br />
Cara Skowronski AM<br />
Jill Brown AM<br />
Katie Long BP/RM<br />
Rachel Smith BP/RM<br />
Richard Casper RM<br />
Patrick Bender RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Beta</strong><br />
The University of Alabama<br />
David Roebuck AM, RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta<br />
University of Denver<br />
Jim Tripp AM<br />
Jenn Lund BP/RM<br />
Hilary Robinson BP/RM<br />
Liz Bender BP/RM<br />
Armando Vaquez BP/RM<br />
Franics Rooney BP/RM<br />
Brian Clenin RM<br />
Arpeeneh Adamian RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Theta<br />
University of Mississippi<br />
Will Threadgill PRWI<br />
Chad Berry BP/RM<br />
Kristen Barnette BP/RM<br />
Coby Parker BP/RM<br />
Brandon Willingham BP/RM<br />
Natalie Steverson BP/RM<br />
Christine Duda BP/RM<br />
Arpeeneh Adamian BP/RM<br />
Gretchecn Cook BP/RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Iota<br />
University of Arkansas<br />
Tayna Gardner AM<br />
Cassie Drake AM, BP/RM<br />
Laura Akin BP/RM<br />
Paige Gray BP/RM<br />
Lindy Milburn RM<br />
Colin O’Donnell RM<br />
Lindsey Hicks RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Kappa<br />
Ohio University<br />
Mark Druffel AM<br />
Nathaniel Slang AM<br />
Rebecca Posey BP/AM<br />
Megan Souder BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Martin Wirtz BP/AM<br />
Brittni Downs BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Katie Bennett BP/RM<br />
Rachel Denham PRWI<br />
Michelle Wang BP/RM<br />
Lu He BP/RM<br />
Kat Morgenthaler RM<br />
Zach Hedrick RM<br />
Christy Grunebach RM<br />
Cheer Cheung RM<br />
Christy Stock RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Mu<br />
University of Kentucky<br />
Qorinah Wardhani RM<br />
Bryan Bulkley RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Nu<br />
Creighton University<br />
Kelly Tangen RM<br />
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International Scholars<br />
International Scholars by Chapter<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Pi<br />
University of Iowa<br />
Eric Hartter BP/AM<br />
Mike Less BP/AM<br />
Daniel Teper PRWI<br />
Brian Nowack BP/RM<br />
Tim Rosener BP/RM<br />
Danielle Protexter BP/RM<br />
Maranda Brandt BP/RM<br />
Staci Meade BP/RM<br />
Samantha Feldman BP/RM<br />
Wilson Roorda RM<br />
Mickey Untiedt<br />
Sean Iske RM<br />
Kristin Hanson RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Upsilon<br />
Bowling Green State<br />
University<br />
Jeff Koons RM<br />
Leslie Benner RM<br />
Scott Arcuri RM<br />
Amber Solden Wagner RM<br />
Lindsey Welch RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Chi<br />
Louisiana Tech University<br />
Caitlin McAlpin RM<br />
Cecil Garrick II RM<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
West Virginia University<br />
Jamin Maradei PRWI<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Omega<br />
Fordham University<br />
Erica Berglind BP/RM<br />
Frank Ferrara BP/RM<br />
Amanda Garzon BP/RM<br />
Matthew Lee BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Indiana University<br />
Anubhar Bhatia BP/RM<br />
Andrew Botts BP/RM<br />
Michal Arendt BP/RM<br />
Justin Krachmalnick BP/RM<br />
Andrew Barnett BP/RM<br />
Gregory Cheng BP/RM<br />
Ben Jarona BP/RM<br />
Amy Ollinger BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> Eta<br />
San Diego State University<br />
Joy Gregvig AM<br />
Ryan Aannerud PRWI, BP/RM<br />
Minami Murphy BP/RM<br />
Thomas Jang BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> KAPPA<br />
Mississippi State University<br />
Candace McGee PRWI<br />
Candace Mcgee BP/RM<br />
Michael Little BP/RM<br />
Liz Krusemark BP/RM<br />
Rebecca Kershaw BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> LAMBDA<br />
California State University<br />
Los Angeles<br />
Soo Chuh BP/AM<br />
Samuel Oh BP/AM<br />
David Benitez BP/AM<br />
William Choi BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Rachel Lee BP/RM<br />
Pat Kie Wong BP/RM<br />
Hua Tang BP/RM<br />
Daniel Dong BP/RM<br />
Larry Wasan BP/RM<br />
Leena Chow BP/RM<br />
Shermont Banks BP/RM<br />
Diana Hua Tang BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> XI<br />
University of Miami<br />
Michelle Wacht AM, RM<br />
Emanuela Florea AM, RM<br />
Jim Deloitte AM, RM<br />
Raul Muas AM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> Upsilon<br />
University of Georgia<br />
Hunter Smiley AM<br />
Samir Patel AM<br />
Jessica Draper AM<br />
Igor Ryvkin PRWI<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> Chi<br />
San Francisco State University<br />
Olga Lazarova BP/RM<br />
Nadia Slyusareva BR/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> PSI<br />
Kent State University<br />
Joseph Campbell AM<br />
Ray Dipre BP/RM<br />
Lauren Lampley BP/RM<br />
Alexis Janes BP/RM<br />
Matt Moak BP/RM<br />
Michelle Maitert BP/RM<br />
Andrew Ashton BP/RM<br />
Adam Kanzigg RM<br />
Jesse Ray RM<br />
Felecia Qamar RM<br />
Casey Frame RM<br />
Jackie Madar RM<br />
Joey Campbell RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> Mu<br />
Georgia State University<br />
Jason Arandjelovic BP/RM<br />
Winifred Akande BP/RM<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> Rho<br />
Florida State University<br />
Brad Ellman RM<br />
Christie Price RM<br />
Megan Pannell RM<br />
Justin Simmons RM<br />
Austin Chinick RM<br />
Gamma <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Brigham Young University<br />
Annie Iden AM<br />
Quentin Stoker AM<br />
Brent Monson AM<br />
Quentin Stoker RM<br />
Gamma <strong>Beta</strong><br />
University of South<br />
Carolina<br />
Cason Brewer PRWI<br />
D.J. Hill RM<br />
Matt Sigafoos RM<br />
Gamma Epsilon<br />
University of Toledo<br />
Stephen Miller RM<br />
Chris Konstandas RM<br />
Gamma Eta<br />
University of Akron<br />
Christopher Garman AM<br />
Stacey Kies AM<br />
Justin Gable RM<br />
Autumn Neitzelt RM<br />
Chris Garman RM<br />
Gamma Kappa<br />
University of Nebraska<br />
at Omaha<br />
Connor Holt BP/AM<br />
Clark Ruby BP/AM<br />
Jamie Cafferty BP/RM<br />
Cara Horn BP/RM<br />
Jacob Bright RM<br />
Gamma Omicron<br />
California State University,<br />
Fresno<br />
Keaton Young BP/RM<br />
Paul McDonald BP/RM<br />
Yukiko Hijoka-Crutchfield<br />
BP/RM<br />
Esperanza Lazcano BP/RM<br />
Rebekah Filer BP/RM<br />
Juan Alvarez BP/RM<br />
Gamma Sigma<br />
University of New Orleans<br />
Debra Alverez AM, BP/RM<br />
Anthony Burrell AM, BP/RM<br />
Alaina Stokke PRWI<br />
Ashley Carpenter BP/RM<br />
Mike Wang BP/RM<br />
Gamma Pi<br />
Northern Illinois University<br />
Paul Lee AM<br />
Thankh Nyugen AM<br />
Ryan Rogina AM<br />
Andrew Miller BP/RM<br />
Tahyr Alladurdiyen BP/RM<br />
Chris Navratil RM<br />
James Farrelly RM<br />
Gamma Omega<br />
California State University<br />
Long Beach University<br />
Bernadette Hunter RM<br />
Vincent Nguyen RM<br />
Karen Shiozaki RM<br />
Danny Vu RM<br />
Gamma Phi<br />
University of Texas<br />
at Arlington<br />
Tiffany Coker PRWI, RM<br />
Taraz Yazhari RM<br />
Josh Sherrill RM<br />
Haider Abbas RM<br />
Gamma <strong>Psi</strong><br />
University of Missouri<br />
St. Louis<br />
Allison Loser PRWI<br />
Chad Gornicz BP/RM<br />
Ann Duke BP/RM<br />
Allison Vazquez BP/RM<br />
Delta <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
University of Wyoming<br />
Cassie Marshall BP/AM<br />
Angela Barrett BP/AM<br />
Brent Bright BP/AM<br />
Alex Hebbert BP/RM<br />
Mellissa McCarthy BP/RM<br />
James Martineau BP/RM<br />
Delta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
California State University<br />
Fullerton<br />
Daisy Zhao AM<br />
Eric Yoon AM<br />
Alvin Artadi AM, RM<br />
Scott Roberg AM<br />
Janet Lee PRWI<br />
Nick Saul RM<br />
Agnes Sukartu RM<br />
Delta Gamma<br />
University of South Florida<br />
Heather Beisswanger PRWI<br />
Richard Grieder BP/RM<br />
Ingrid Poole BP/RM<br />
Kyle Jones BP/RM<br />
Stacy Romick BP/RM<br />
Amanda Porpuski BP/RM<br />
Keven Rayne BP/RM<br />
Stephanie Wagenfohr BP/RM<br />
Jaimie Worth BP/RM<br />
Delta Epsilon<br />
Washington State<br />
University<br />
Kelly Kube BP/RM<br />
Tara Low BP/RM<br />
Scott Hagihara BP/RM<br />
Dan Ulrich BP/RM<br />
Patrick Heneghen RM<br />
Delta Eta<br />
Seattle University<br />
Gerald Umayam PRWI, RM<br />
Agatha Dodek RM<br />
Delta Theta<br />
University of Hawaii,<br />
Manoa<br />
Vicotoria Nael-Decierdo PRWI,<br />
BP/RM<br />
Raymond Koo PRWI, BP/RM<br />
Ka Lee “Claire” Chow BP/RM<br />
Delta Kappa<br />
The University of Montana<br />
Marika Paris BP/RM<br />
Delta Omicron<br />
University of Nebraska<br />
– Lincoln<br />
Jennifer Knust AM<br />
Taylor Pugh BP/RM<br />
Brooke Parsons BP/RM<br />
Jennifer Knust BP/RM<br />
Kimberly Zarybricky RM<br />
Ben Higgins RM<br />
Alycia Libolt RM<br />
Kyle Steffensmeier RM<br />
Sam Barg RM<br />
Andrew Thompson RM<br />
Marcus Cech RM\<br />
Zach Jelinck RM<br />
Adam Fritz RM<br />
Scott Stepanek RM<br />
Cody Zavadil RM<br />
Kristen Seda RM<br />
Jacob Jensen RM<br />
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International Scholars<br />
International Scholars by Chapter<br />
Delta PI<br />
Hofstra University<br />
Steven Baierlein BP/RM<br />
Heather Decarlo BP/RM<br />
Arielle Geffner BP/RM<br />
Kris Karalis BP/RM<br />
Delta <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Cleveland State University<br />
Stephen Kresnye RM<br />
Anna Badea RM<br />
Janell Reeves RM<br />
Delta Omega<br />
Utah State University<br />
Clint Allen AM, BP/RM<br />
Brian Monsen BP/AM<br />
Andy Christensen BP/AM<br />
Megan Low BP/AM<br />
Jill Aoki BP/RM<br />
Jason Tomlinson BP/RM<br />
Steve Hurd RM<br />
Jordon Livingston RM<br />
Epsilon Zeta<br />
Virginia Commonwealth<br />
University<br />
Virginia Kipp AM<br />
Donald Harvey AM<br />
Jonathan Culbreath BP/RM<br />
Brittany Forehand BP/RM<br />
Kristen Richardson BP/RM<br />
Stephen Richey BP/RM<br />
Epsilon Gamma<br />
University of Central<br />
Florida<br />
Sam Campion RM<br />
Tiffany Bell RM<br />
Melissa Lilly RM<br />
Carlos Lopez BP/RM<br />
Richard metro BP/RM<br />
Epsilon Delta<br />
University of Missouri<br />
Kansas City<br />
Ara Azad BP/RM<br />
Funda Kanli BP/RM<br />
Epsilon Theta<br />
Kansas State University<br />
Alec Williams AM<br />
Jenny Linville AM<br />
Katie Kramer AM<br />
Hillary Blue AM<br />
Epsilon Mu<br />
Stephen F. Austin<br />
State University<br />
Jodi Henley AM, BP/RM<br />
Marcy Roe AM<br />
Nicole Brantley AMBrittany<br />
Dornak AM<br />
Ashley Stilley BP/RM<br />
William Hawkins BP/RM<br />
Vicki Tippit BP/RM<br />
Miranda BP/RM<br />
Eric Sparks BP/RM<br />
Epsilon Nu<br />
Murray State University<br />
Brittni Sullivan AM<br />
Rachel Sturdivant PRWI<br />
Epsilon Xi<br />
University of Utah<br />
Catherine Degn PRWI<br />
Trenton Doman PRWI<br />
Adrienne Jones RM<br />
Michael Whipple RM<br />
Catherine Degn BP/RM<br />
Scott Hollist BP/RM<br />
Brigette Hammond BP/RM<br />
Epsilon Omicron<br />
Auburn University<br />
Anthony Caltabiano RM<br />
Ryan Zeek RM<br />
Ashley Burton RM<br />
Epsilon Rho<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
Whitewater<br />
Craig Steubs AM<br />
Patrick Halford PRWI<br />
Epsilon Chi<br />
California State University,<br />
Northridge<br />
Cheryl Shi AM<br />
Schatzi Herda AM, BP/RM<br />
George Fronjian BP/RM<br />
Jenny Huo BP/RM<br />
Michael Iskaros BP/RM<br />
Sagar Kirit BP/RM<br />
Romy Ron BP/RM<br />
Jacob Sparks BP/RM<br />
Epsilon <strong>Psi</strong><br />
California State University,<br />
East Bay<br />
Riahn Dixit AM<br />
Selena Sin AM<br />
Jerome Ort AM<br />
Epsilon Omega<br />
Eastern Michigan<br />
University<br />
Ran “Jophie” Chen BP/RM<br />
Michael Taylor BP/RM<br />
Zeta <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Purdue University<br />
Brittany Cooley AM<br />
Aixin Zhang AM<br />
Zeta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Western Illinois University<br />
Kayla Sharpe PRWI<br />
Grace Costello BP/RM<br />
Adam Rebidas BP/RM<br />
Patricia Lake BP/RM<br />
Zeta Epsilon<br />
Texas A&M University<br />
Commerce<br />
Tammy Willner BP/RM<br />
Vicky Ho BP/RM<br />
Nancy Pope BP/RM<br />
Bridget Newman BP/RM<br />
Max Goerte BP/RM<br />
Zeta Upsilon<br />
University of Houston<br />
Clear Lake<br />
Rebecca Threatt BP/RM<br />
Martha Lujan-Ripoll BP/RM<br />
Zeta Theta<br />
University at Buffalo<br />
The State University of<br />
New York<br />
Jeffrey Bassen AM<br />
Marcos Manuta PRWI<br />
Nathanael Carbrey BP/RM<br />
Tiffany Chin BP/RM<br />
Samuel Huoh BP/RM<br />
Tyler Kafka BP/RM<br />
Kelly Amos BP/RM<br />
Slaven Dreno BP/RM<br />
Natalie Fenocchi BP/RM<br />
Yi Lin BP/RM<br />
Jeffrey Nudd BP/RM<br />
Mohammed Oladejo BP/RM<br />
Olga Stamatova BP/RM<br />
Erica Starr BP/RM<br />
Olivia Tylutki BP/RM<br />
Heather Warnes BP/RM<br />
Zeta Iota<br />
University of Nevada,<br />
Reno<br />
Danielle Farris PRWI, RM<br />
Vittoria Catania BP/RM<br />
Nathan Devlin BP/RM<br />
J. Dexter Ramsey BP/RM<br />
Jacquelyn Simon BP/RM<br />
Lacee Peterson RM<br />
Zeta Kappa<br />
University of San Diego<br />
Stephen Steckbeck BP/AM,<br />
BP/RM<br />
Andy Kaestle BP/AM<br />
Rita Magliocco BP/AM<br />
Kerry Pohlson BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Alysia Parkinson BP/AM<br />
Christina Oswald BP/AM<br />
Nicole Upper BP/AM<br />
John Martinez BP/AM<br />
Dale Pattugalan BP/AM<br />
Felicia Baldwin BP/RM<br />
Jayme Carneal BP/RM<br />
Christine Chang BP/RM<br />
Katrina Dela Paz BP/RM<br />
Michael DiCarlo BP/RM<br />
Cara Druse BP/RM<br />
Diva Patel BP/RM<br />
Zeta Lambda<br />
Bradley University<br />
Katie Kelch AM<br />
Megan Halverson AM<br />
Janelle Schoon AM<br />
Justin Knobeloch BP/RM<br />
Tyler Peterson BP/RM<br />
Sarah Rayfield BP/RM<br />
Zeta Nu<br />
Saint Louis University<br />
Rosanna Seiler RM<br />
Lindy Vu RM<br />
Zeta Sigma<br />
North Carolina A&T State<br />
University<br />
Devon Priovette PRWI<br />
Octavia Allen RM<br />
Kierra Young RM<br />
Zeta Chi<br />
University of North<br />
Carolina at Greensboro<br />
Ben Hunter BP/RM<br />
Zeta <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Boise State University<br />
James Bird PRWI, BP/RM<br />
Glenda Smith BP/RM<br />
Macey Crow BP/RM<br />
Zeta Omega<br />
Ball State University<br />
Justin Proctor BP/RM<br />
Trent Wilson BP/RM<br />
Erin Harbeson BP/RM<br />
Eric Fisher RM<br />
Danielle Larison RM<br />
Kara Polston RM<br />
Tara Snider RM<br />
Eta <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
University of North<br />
Carolina at Charlotte<br />
Michael Lucisano AM<br />
Christine D. Mays AM<br />
Angela Burns AM<br />
Irina Basarabeanu AM<br />
Kevin Archer RM<br />
Thien Vu RM<br />
April Strickland RM<br />
Aubrey Rinkert RM<br />
Christine Mays RM<br />
Lisa Hardee RM<br />
Eta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
University of Texas<br />
at San Antonio<br />
Paola Resendez AM<br />
Edgar Rosillo AM<br />
Melissa Cordero AM<br />
Billy Mondor AM<br />
Amanda Arrendondo RM<br />
Briana Ramirez RM<br />
Andre Moreira RM<br />
Eta Gamma<br />
University of Louisville<br />
Kerry Griesinger BP/RM<br />
Melanie Timperman BP/RM<br />
Eta Delta<br />
James Madison University<br />
Charles Gomes BP/RM<br />
Dennis Romero BP/RM<br />
Liz Town BP/RM<br />
Eta Zeta<br />
University of Dayton<br />
Lauren Humi AM<br />
Susan Massey AM<br />
Colleen Smith AM<br />
Eta Epsilon<br />
Central Michigan University<br />
Ruoy Barron AM<br />
Alyssa Cramer AM<br />
Christina Carpenter PRWI<br />
Emily Turbiak BP/RM<br />
Alysa Cramer BP/RM<br />
Eta Theta<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
– Milwaukee<br />
Anna Kovalenko BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Jasmine Crandall BP/AM<br />
Samantha Tess BP/AM<br />
Nick Kadulski BP/RM<br />
Ryan Bohn BP/RM<br />
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International Scholars<br />
International Scholars by Chapter<br />
Eta Iota<br />
Florida International<br />
University<br />
Albert Tamayo AM<br />
Laura Sotomayor AM<br />
Juan Duarte AM<br />
Marie Torrisian AM<br />
Sabrina Dinescu AM<br />
Paul Gulisano AM<br />
Jesse Gonzalez AM<br />
Marie Torossian BP/RM<br />
Trevor Davis BP/RM<br />
Jeffrey Kellogg BP/RM<br />
Jacquelyn Gomez BP/RM<br />
Andres Cruz BP/RM<br />
Eta Lambda<br />
Idaho State University<br />
Lakyn DeRochie BP/RM<br />
Eta Mu<br />
St. John’s University<br />
Rosalieann Patane BP/RM<br />
Jennifer Knoesel BP/RM<br />
Michael Meyer BP/RM<br />
Alyssa Tallani BP/RM<br />
Eta Rho<br />
University of Tulsa<br />
Katie Largent BP/RM<br />
Allison Bertram BP/RM<br />
Eta Sigma<br />
University of Louisiana<br />
at Monroe<br />
Ashlyn Labat AM<br />
Eta Tau<br />
Florida Atlantic University<br />
Scarlett Lin BP/RM<br />
Rebecca Britton BP/RM<br />
Eta Phi<br />
Oakland University<br />
(Michigan)<br />
Kristen Bigelow BP/RM<br />
Stephen Yono BP/RM<br />
Eta <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Wright State University<br />
Jeremy Miller RM<br />
Kate Lash RM<br />
Theta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
University of Texas at<br />
El Paso<br />
Rosa Haydee BP/AM<br />
Nadia Abugalyon BP/AM<br />
Susi Barron BP/AM<br />
Esther Robinson BP/AM<br />
Eric Cordero BP/AM<br />
Carlos Natividad-Licon BP/AM<br />
Anthony Hart BP/RM<br />
Erick Gomez BP/RM<br />
Jose Guerra BP/RM<br />
Ada Paniagua BP/RM<br />
Theta Delta<br />
Suffolk College<br />
Katie Scharr PRWI<br />
Theta Gamma<br />
Bentley College<br />
Meghan Richardson AM<br />
Daniel Berger BP/RM<br />
Christina Beshaw BP/RM<br />
Thomas Hadala BP/RM<br />
Lindsey Sauve BP/RM<br />
Theta Eta<br />
Southeastern Louisiana<br />
University<br />
Stephanie Cacioppo AM<br />
Kristen Spano AM<br />
Mark Winebrener AM<br />
Devon Lambert AM<br />
Skyler Seal RM<br />
Maria Moreno RM<br />
Luke Morris RM<br />
Jennifer Montgomery RM<br />
Lindsey Watts RM<br />
Theta Lambda<br />
University of Central<br />
Arkansas<br />
Rachel Foster BP/AM<br />
Kristin Vest BP/AM<br />
Jessica Rucker BP/AM<br />
Theta Nu<br />
Fort Lewis College<br />
Amanda Arnold AM<br />
Rachel Lasiewicz PRWI<br />
Joel Aguilar RM<br />
Evan Smith RM<br />
Theta Xi<br />
The University of<br />
New Mexico<br />
Jessica McQuay AM, BP/RM<br />
Kyle Hillman AM<br />
Salim Shakir BP/RM<br />
Thomas Helgeland BP/RM<br />
Carson Townsend BP/RM<br />
Erica Sullivan BP/RM<br />
Theta Omicron<br />
University of Nevada,<br />
Las Vegas<br />
Olga Maydamik AM<br />
Stephanie Holland AM<br />
Aaron Smith RM<br />
Theta Pi<br />
Missouri State University<br />
Lindsey Brownsberger AM,<br />
BP/RM<br />
Rebecca Barrientos AM, BP/RM<br />
Julie Ravenscraft BP/RM<br />
Ally Hartsfield BP/RM<br />
Jinyi Ge BP/RM<br />
Jeremy Esquivel BP/RM<br />
Winston Wun BP/RM<br />
Michael Holth BP/RM<br />
Holly Kinney BP/RM<br />
Theta Sigma<br />
University of Colorado<br />
at Denver<br />
Jana Kellyova PRWI<br />
Theta Upsilon<br />
University of South Dakota<br />
Gregory Miner BP/RM<br />
Nicholas Nelson BP/RM<br />
Kristine Kueny RM<br />
Theta Phi<br />
Western Washington<br />
University<br />
Hayley Gardiner PRWI<br />
Jeff Reiter PRWI<br />
Libe Bear BP/RM<br />
Paul Than BP/RM<br />
Daniel Martin RM<br />
Yelena Tikhonova RM<br />
Theta <strong>Psi</strong><br />
University of Northern<br />
Colorado<br />
Austryn Bruchs RM<br />
Chantelle Battista RM<br />
Krista Reinbold RM<br />
Iota <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Iowa State University<br />
Brandon Honnold RM<br />
David Winn RM<br />
Iota Gamma<br />
University of Idaho<br />
Scott Hurlbert AM<br />
Kimberly Scott AM<br />
Andrea Hasenoehrl PRWI<br />
Iota Lambda<br />
Pace University<br />
Ridwan Zaman BP/AM, BP/<br />
RM<br />
Angela Whittaker BP/AM<br />
Sang Lee BP/AM<br />
Bertrand Pigeon BP/AM<br />
Isaiah Urbino BP/AM<br />
Dominick Mele PRWI<br />
Diana Cano BP/RM<br />
Robert Kern BP/RM<br />
Elliot Palatnik BP/RM<br />
Hiren Prajapati BP/RM<br />
Wei Man Tang BP/RM<br />
Donald Fleurantin BP/RM<br />
Daniel Giordano BP/RM<br />
Robin Herrman BP/RM<br />
Diana Kaiami BP/RM<br />
Vanessa Mae Teodoro BP/RM<br />
Cynthia Contreras BP/RM<br />
Shady Fahmy BP/RM<br />
Andrew Goncalves BP/RM<br />
Adam Igayev BP/RM<br />
Iota Mu<br />
University of Central<br />
Missouri<br />
Phillip Beckett PRWI<br />
Curtis Beasley BP/RM<br />
Melissa Gamma BP/RM<br />
Iota Phi<br />
University of West Florida<br />
Katherine Byrd PRWI<br />
Iota Sigma<br />
Nicholls State University<br />
Cherie Boudreaux RM<br />
Justin Bourgois RM<br />
Iota Upsilon<br />
University of Wisconsin<br />
- LaCrosse<br />
Andrew Cox BP/RM<br />
Morgan Lambert BP/RM<br />
Kappa Eta<br />
Texas State University<br />
San Marcos<br />
Countess Kwiatkowski AM/BP,<br />
RM/BP<br />
Roxanne Moralez AM/BP<br />
Courtney Campbell AM/BP<br />
Irasi Tamayo RM/BP<br />
Angel Miraldes RM/BP<br />
Eric Ralph RM/BP<br />
Kappa Theta<br />
University of Louisiana<br />
at Lafayette<br />
Lauren Sonnier AM<br />
Melissa Montalbano AM<br />
Ellen Gauthreaux AM, BP/RM<br />
Bess Trahan BP/RM<br />
Jessica LeJeune RM<br />
Robin LeBlanc RM<br />
Kyle Buzzanca RM<br />
Kappa Mu<br />
Sam Houston State University<br />
Dana Prasatik RM<br />
Lauren Jones RM<br />
Daniel Lemon RM<br />
Michael Deane RM<br />
Kappa Nu<br />
Truman State University<br />
Joseph Pomicter AM<br />
Megan McLaughlin BP/RM<br />
Nate White BP/RM<br />
Puskar Dahal RM<br />
Katie Sassenrath RM<br />
Kappa Xi<br />
Youngstown State<br />
University<br />
Steve Carchedi AM<br />
Matthew Pollock BP/RM<br />
Ryan Garman BP/RM<br />
Tarik Awad BP/RM<br />
Ashley Tonkovich BP/RM<br />
Raechel Bodnar BP/RM<br />
Karen Cooper BP/RM<br />
Tarik Aweal BP/RM<br />
Ryan Garman BP/RM<br />
Matt Pollock BP/RM<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
University of<br />
Michigan-Dearborn<br />
Karen Green AM<br />
Ana Buia AM<br />
Mahshid Keshavarz AM<br />
Marinela Zgourov AM<br />
Kyle Mlinek BP/RM<br />
Hannah Sanday BP/RM<br />
Karen Green BP/RM<br />
Katre Klow BP/RM<br />
Elena Pozen BP/RM<br />
Barbara Bellaver BP/RM<br />
Nina Susu RM<br />
Ilma Leka RM<br />
Noela Leka RM<br />
Karen Green RM<br />
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International Scholars<br />
International Scholars by Chapter<br />
Kappa Upsilon<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Jonathan Kostuch BP/AM<br />
Brendan Reilly BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Cara Reparsky BP/AM<br />
Lauren Landry BP/AM<br />
Laura Klemer BP/RM<br />
Stephen Koscumb BP/RM<br />
Michael Haley BP/RM<br />
Janelle Kraynak BP/RM<br />
Garrett Loughman BP/RM<br />
Donald Scott BP/RM<br />
Kappa Phi<br />
Marshall University<br />
Tyler Rowland PRWI, BP/RM<br />
Alex Kovarik AM<br />
Max Billmyer PRWI, BP/RM<br />
Anna Dingess BP/RM<br />
Grant Grishaber BP/RM<br />
Ellen Moore BP/RM<br />
Jessica Johnson BP/RM<br />
Joseph Skopic BP/RM<br />
Randy Michael BP/RM<br />
Kappa Chi<br />
Western Illinois University<br />
- Quad Cities<br />
Beth Patrizi BP/RM<br />
Lela Bieri BP/RM<br />
Lambda <strong>Beta</strong><br />
The University of Tampa<br />
Andrew Argue BP/AM, BP/RM<br />
Nick Williams BP/AM<br />
Jing Ming Ma BP/AM<br />
Michael Buckland BP/AM<br />
Kayla Adams BP/AM<br />
Jenna Scinta BP/RM<br />
Meredith Klein BP/RM<br />
Janell Garguillo BP/RM<br />
Roman Cowan BP/RM<br />
Jingming Ma BP/RM<br />
Maxwell McQuirter BP/RM<br />
Patrick Campbell BP/RM<br />
Robert Mainelli BP/RM<br />
Lisa Reale BP/RM<br />
Stephanie Gorospe BP/RM<br />
Valerie Bryan BP/RM<br />
Lambda Zeta<br />
SUNY Oswego<br />
Brittany Vetter PRWI<br />
Lambda Gamma<br />
Pittsburg State University<br />
Brittany Bumphus AM<br />
Devon Privette AM<br />
Lambda Pi<br />
Manhattan College<br />
Anthony Fiore BP/RM<br />
Kimberly Pappas BP/RM<br />
Lambda <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Emporia State University<br />
Robert Carr BP/AM<br />
Beau Bemis BP/AM<br />
Julian Rios BP/RM<br />
Todd Fitzsimmons BP/RM<br />
Orson Thomas BP/RM<br />
Thom Hoang BP/RM<br />
Macklin Schuartz RM<br />
Corina Nour RM<br />
Julian Rios RM<br />
Lambda Mu<br />
University of<br />
Southern Indiana<br />
Chris Schwenk AM<br />
Clay Ranard AM<br />
Emily Shetler BP/AM<br />
Katerina Shirokova BP/AM<br />
Anna Shade BP/AM, RM<br />
Kiersten Deig BP/AM<br />
Anna Shade BP/RM<br />
Aaron Field BP/RM<br />
Jamie Perry BP/RM<br />
Kaycie Hibdon BP/RM<br />
Ashley Seibert RM<br />
Heather Miles RM<br />
Andrew Shetler RM<br />
Lambda Xi<br />
Elon University<br />
Todd Cash PRWI<br />
Tamekia Sizoo PRWI<br />
Jennifer Kirts BP/RM<br />
Daniel Shulman BP/RM<br />
Alexander Dempsey BP/RM<br />
Stephen Jones BP/RM<br />
Patrick Campbell BP/RM<br />
Lambda Omega<br />
The University of Sydney<br />
Australia<br />
Peter O’Neill PRWI<br />
Meena Subramanyam PRWI<br />
Mu Gamma<br />
University of South Florida<br />
St. Petersburg<br />
Samantha Edwards PRWI<br />
Melissa Whitaker BP/RM<br />
Michael Sneaker BP/RM<br />
Anita Sefa BP/RM<br />
Enton Kane BP/RM<br />
Christy Dunkle BP/RM<br />
Cuong Ly BP/RM<br />
Tara DiMartino BP/RM<br />
Mu Zeta<br />
Valdosta State University<br />
Christopher Topham BP/AM<br />
Karlie Martin BP/AM<br />
Casey Harrell BP/AM<br />
Brandon Eichler PRWI<br />
Melanie Terwood PRWI, RM<br />
Stephen Rice RM<br />
Chris Heape BP/RM<br />
Eufemia Ketz BP/RM<br />
Sahil Grover BP/RM<br />
Shataqua Williams BP/RM<br />
Branden Eichler BP/RM<br />
Mu Lambda<br />
Florida Gulf Coast<br />
University<br />
Robert Jamerson RM<br />
Dobrina Mileva RM<br />
Mu Kappa<br />
University of Texas at Tyler<br />
Kelly Lambert BP/RM<br />
Ursula Diaz BP/RM<br />
Sadie Gutier BP/RM<br />
The Auckland Chapter<br />
The University of Auckland<br />
School of Business<br />
Salah Al-Chanati PRWI<br />
Petitioning<br />
Southeast Missouri<br />
State University<br />
Lucas Luckett PRWI<br />
University of Nebraska at<br />
Kearney<br />
Nikki Blaschko PRWI<br />
University of Washington,<br />
Bothell<br />
Nathan Al-Huwail BP/RM<br />
Andrew Lowe BP/RM<br />
Alex Asou BP/RM<br />
Vlad Kolpatcher BP/RM<br />
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Oceania Meeting<br />
The first Oceania Meeting, held April 8–10 in Sydney, Australia, was a success!<br />
The University of Sydney was the meeting host. It was attended by students and faculty from the University<br />
of Sydney, the University of Auckland and Massey University. Both Australia and New Zealand were well<br />
represented.<br />
We started the meeting with introductions, then took a bus ride to a Community Service Day at Foodbank<br />
Sydney. We sorted many pallets of different types of both food and non-food items into stacks for shelters and<br />
soup kitchens. We worked diligently and efficiently, surprising the warehouse managers who had to struggle<br />
to keep our hardworking group busy. After returning to downtown Sydney, the Dean of the Business School at<br />
the University of Sydney treated us to a wonderful Thai dinner.<br />
On Friday we began our work. We started with an operations meeting to determine the name of the region,<br />
locations and frequency of regional meetings, and policies, budget, and other financial issues. After the<br />
operations meeting, we attended technical breakout sessions on the following accounting and finance topics:<br />
• Accounting for Sustainability - Geoff Frost (University of Sydney)<br />
• Use of Gaming Principles while Learning Accounting - Paul Blayney (University of Sydney)<br />
• E-Learning in Accounting - Julie Harrison (University of Auckland)<br />
• Riding the Dragon in the Year of the Tiger - Tyrone Carlin (University of Sydney)<br />
• Risk Management Under Basle III - James Conover (University of North Texas)<br />
Following the breakout sessions, members from<br />
each of the three chapters made presentations in<br />
chapter operations sessions and gave everyone<br />
an opportunity to discuss their experiences. Each<br />
chapter presented what they are doing and issues<br />
and problems they are facing. The chapters helped<br />
each other solve common issues. The final set of<br />
sessions were concurrent breakout sessions for<br />
Chapter Faculty Advisors and Board Members and<br />
for students. The student session focused on work<br />
and internships.<br />
Oceania Regional Meeting<br />
Saturday morning began with a negotiation<br />
competition. Each team performed valiantly with<br />
the winning team receiving a favorite Australian<br />
candy, Maltesers. Pearl Rosenberg followed with<br />
the keynote address, “Giving Something Back.”<br />
We closed the meeting with a group photo of<br />
participants.<br />
This wonderful meeting could not have been more fun or more valuable. Thanks to Pearl Rozenberg, Director<br />
of Global Activities and University of Sydney faculty member, for a wonderful meeting!<br />
Teri Conover<br />
President Elect 2009-<strong>2010</strong><br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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Outstanding Faculty Advisors<br />
One of the most vital elements<br />
in the success of a <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
chapter is the Faculty Advisor.<br />
Through countless hours of<br />
commitment, individual Faculty<br />
Advisors make substantial<br />
contributions to the professional<br />
growth and development of<br />
business financial information<br />
students. <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>, through<br />
its cooperation with McGladrey,<br />
is privileged to recognize<br />
outstanding Faculty Advisors who<br />
have demonstrated those rare<br />
qualities that place them at the<br />
top of all the dedicated Faculty<br />
Advisors. This year, the board<br />
of directors again has selected<br />
Outstanding Faculty Advisors<br />
based on a nomination form<br />
completed by the individual<br />
Faculty Advisors. The nomination<br />
assigns points for (1) years of<br />
service, (2) various chapter<br />
activities and (3) chapter awards.<br />
Other supporting documentation<br />
can be included as well.<br />
Madeleine Carlin<br />
Kappa Upsilon<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Pittsburgh, PA – Atlantic Coast Region<br />
Suzanne Ward<br />
Kappa Theta<br />
University of Louisiana at Lafayette<br />
Lafayette, LA – Southwest Region<br />
Together, the years of service,<br />
activities, awards and other<br />
relevant documentation<br />
demonstrate the Faculty Advisor’s<br />
concern for scholastic and<br />
professional development of<br />
students as well as the overall<br />
success of the chapter.<br />
For 2009-<strong>2010</strong>, five professors<br />
have been named Outstanding<br />
Faculty Advisors. They join 204<br />
of their colleagues recognized by<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> since the award<br />
was started in 1969 in memory of<br />
Richard E. Claire by the Andersen<br />
Foundation and has been funded<br />
by McGladrey since 2007.<br />
Honorees receive a plaque and a<br />
cash award of $5,000 in tangible<br />
recognition of their service to<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>.<br />
John Tripp<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta<br />
University of Denver<br />
Denver, CO – Rocky Mountain Region<br />
Deborah Medlar<br />
Delta<br />
University of Washington<br />
Seattle, WA – Northwest Region<br />
Mehmet Kocakulah<br />
Lambda Mu<br />
University of Southern Indiana<br />
Evansville, In – Midwest Region<br />
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In memory...<br />
Michael E. Brown, a CPA and longtime lecturer in accounting in the College of Business<br />
Administration at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, died suddenly Nov. 30, 2009. He was 57<br />
years old. He earned a master’s degree in taxation from Walsh College in Troy, Mich., and was<br />
an agent for the Internal Revenue service for 27 years. Mike also taught accounting at UMSL for<br />
nearly 30 years. He was appointed a full-time lecturer in 2001. He served as faculty advisor for the<br />
Gamma <strong>Psi</strong> chapter of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>. Under his leadership, those student organizations won the<br />
Chancellor’s Distinguished Service Award in 2008.<br />
Professor Michael Brown<br />
University of Missouri – St. Louis<br />
“Mike Brown was a very important part of the accounting programs at UMSL,” said Mary Beth<br />
Mohrman, associate professor and accounting area coordinator. “He was a valued colleague,<br />
who always was willing to do whatever the department needed. He was a popular teacher, with<br />
a relaxed style and an endearing sense of humor. In his work with our student organizations, he<br />
became an important mentor and friend to many students and alumni. He will be deeply missed.”<br />
Michele Dantin Guidry, 49, a native of Cut Off, La., and resident of Thibodaux, La., died Friday,<br />
Dec. 11, 2009. Michele was the faculty advisor for the Iota Sigma Chapter of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> at<br />
Nicholls State University.<br />
Michele Guidry began teaching accounting courses in 1989, leaving behind the day-to-day tasks of<br />
preparing tax returns and generating financial statements. However, in 2003, Guidry decided to put<br />
into practice again what she had been teaching for 14 years.<br />
Michele completed a professional internship with Charles Theriot, CPA, where she served small<br />
business-accounting clients. This opportunity allowed her to sharpen her skills, update her knowledge<br />
of some of the main areas in accounting and see once again the workings of a CPA firm, Guidry says.<br />
Professor Michele Guidry<br />
Nicholls State University<br />
Before becoming an instructor of accounting, Michele, a Certified Public Accountant, worked at<br />
Nicholls State University as the payroll and grants coordinator in the Controller Office. Being a part of<br />
university life and interacting with students are what Michele enjoyed most about being an instructor.<br />
George Samuel Minmier, Ph.D.<br />
University of Memphis<br />
Dr. George Minmier, 76, died July 1, <strong>2010</strong>. Dr. Minmier, a Paris, Ark., native, graduated from the<br />
University of Arkansas with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1956 and<br />
served on the USS Intrepid and the VW-4 Air Squadron (Hurricane Hunters) as a supply officer. After<br />
an honorable discharge, George worked as an accountant for a number of Fortune 500 companies<br />
and earned his M.B.A. from Southern Methodist University in Dallas in 1963. In 1967, George pursued<br />
his Ph.D. in Accounting at the University of Arkansas and later accepted a position with Georgia State<br />
University in Atlanta, where he earned the Outstanding Teacher Award Phi Chi Theta for Business<br />
Students. Jimmy Carter was the Governor of Georgia at the time, and George’s work became a part<br />
of Carter’s presidential initiatives. He became an accounting professor at the University of Memphis<br />
in 1979, where he was recognized as an outstanding professor, earned several honors and received<br />
the CPA and CMA certificates. George was committed to his beloved <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> for the Gamma<br />
Chi chapter and was the longest serving faculty advisor in the international honors fraternity. His<br />
involvement spanned 30 years, including a number of years as a Regional Director and member<br />
of the Board of Directors. George was awarded the McGladrey & Pullen/BAP Outstanding Faculty<br />
Advisor Award two times. George was a wonderful and devoted father, grandfather and husband to<br />
his wife, Jean. He and Jean enjoyed traveling and taking cruises. An enthusiastic dancer, he frequented<br />
the former Summit Club “hug dancing” or jitterbugging with Jean.<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s objectives are accomplished through the activities of its individual chapters. Activities of each chapter are<br />
evaluated and approved based on a report submitted by the chapter to the Executive Office in accordance with <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s<br />
Program for Chapter Activities.<br />
KPMG proudly sponsors the Gold Challenge and Superior Chapter Awards for 2009-<strong>2010</strong>. Up to 15 chapters will be named<br />
Gold Chapters at the <strong>2010</strong> annual meeting and will receive a monetary reward of $2,500 and a plaque. Each Superior chapter<br />
will receive a plaque and a $275 monetary award to be used for a scholarship and other purposes. For their activities, 142 chapters<br />
have been recognized as Superior, and 29 chapters have been recognized as Distinguished. Five chapters have been recognized as<br />
Significantly Improved, and one chapter has been recognized as Most Improved. The Most Improved receives a monetary reward of<br />
$500 paid by the fund established as a Memorial to <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s former Executive Director, Nancy C. Harke.<br />
There were fifteen chapters who achieved Gold status for <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
School Name<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
1 1919 33 <strong>Alpha</strong> University of Illinois Susan Curtis<br />
Thomas Finnegan<br />
President<br />
Ho Jong Kim<br />
Da Hyun Kim<br />
Awards<br />
2 1921 18 <strong>Beta</strong> University of Oregon Joel Sneed Roy Matsunaga Superior<br />
4 1921 125 Delta University of Washington Deborah Medlar Jenny Park Superior/GOLD<br />
5 1922 20 Epsilon Oregon State University Amy Bourne Kevin Thorpe Superior<br />
6 1923 33 Zeta University of North Dakota Steve Carlson<br />
DeeAnn Ellington<br />
Erik Hauglid<br />
Brittany Kuntz<br />
8 1924 35 Theta University of Texas at Austin David Verduzco Rebekah Purrazella<br />
Peter Ray<br />
9 1925 82 Iota University of Southern California Rose Layton Karen Poon<br />
Jamie Kwak<br />
11 1925 21 Lambda University of California Berkeley Maria Nondorf Gabriel Catapang<br />
Sherman Kan<br />
Distinguished<br />
Superior<br />
12 1926 127 Mu New York University Aaron Hipscher Xin (Cindy) Qin Superior<br />
13 1927 51 Nu University of Colorado at Boulder Cathleen Burns Adam Pasha<br />
14 1929 54 Xi Syracuse University Mitch Franklin Christie Yesersky<br />
15 1929 25 Omicron The Ohio State University Richard Young Nishanker Damodara<br />
Lindsey Tisza<br />
16 1930 21 Pi Case Western Reserve University Kevin Carduff Justin Williams<br />
David Srsen<br />
Superior<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
17 1931 9 Rho University of Minnesota Paul Gutterman Alex Ellingson Distinguished<br />
18 1932 116 Sigma University of Wisconsin – Madison Ann O’Brian Sara Schultz<br />
Jonathan Martin<br />
20 1938 44 Upsilon University of Florida Jesse Boyles Guillermo Lopez<br />
21 1939 55 Phi Louisiana State University Julie Chenier Sarah Miller<br />
Rachelle Ross<br />
Superior<br />
22 1939 63 Chi Oklahoma State University Patrick Dorr Jonathan Steele Superior<br />
23 1942 31 <strong>Psi</strong> Marquette University Cindy Gruber Carly Krizmanich Superior<br />
24 1942 43 Omega Miami University Clayton Hock<br />
Ronald Collins<br />
25 1948 88 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
26 1949 45 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Gamma<br />
29 1950 52 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Zeta<br />
J. Vincent Juron<br />
The University of Alabama Gary Taylor David Roebuck Superior<br />
CUNY – Baruch College<br />
Emanuel Zur<br />
Julius Cherny<br />
George Wang<br />
University of Denver John Tripp Arpeeneh Adamian Superior<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
31 1951 27 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Theta<br />
32 1951 30 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Iota<br />
33 1952 36 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Kappa<br />
34 1951 34 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Lambda<br />
35 1952 45 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Mu<br />
36 1953 29 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Nu<br />
University of Mississippi J. Shaw Antonia Pittari<br />
Andrew Cash<br />
Superior<br />
University of Arkansas Charles Leflar Lindsay Hicks Superior/GOLD<br />
Ohio University Connie Esmond-Kiger Megan Souder Superior<br />
University of Tennessee – Knoxville Karyn Valades Izabela VanDeest Distinguished<br />
University of Kentucky Jennifer Siebenthaler Sneha Kalyan<br />
Qorinah Wardhani<br />
Superior<br />
Creighton University Tom Purcell Hannah Etnyre Superior<br />
37 1954 1 <strong>Alpha</strong> Xi University of Detroit Mercy Jeanne David Nataliya Motovylyak<br />
38 1954 30 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Omicron<br />
Michigan State University Chris Hogan Willie Sims<br />
39 1954 45 <strong>Alpha</strong> Pi University of Iowa Joyce Berg Daniel Teper Superior<br />
40 1955 25 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Rho<br />
41 1955 5 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Sigma<br />
43 1955 22 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Upsilon<br />
44 1956 53 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Phi<br />
45 1956 9 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Chi<br />
Baylor University<br />
Bill Thomas<br />
Suzanne Abbe<br />
Keith Maynard<br />
University of Cincinnati David Burns Ryan Crotty<br />
Felicia Briner<br />
Bowling Green State University Phillip Schurrer Jeff Koons Superior<br />
Temple University<br />
Marco Malandra<br />
Steven Balsam<br />
Christina Kowal<br />
Distinguished<br />
Louisiana Tech University Carol Shaver Jamie Gray Superior<br />
46 1957 44 <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> West Virginia University Richard Brooks Andrew Fluharty Superior<br />
47 1957 154 <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Omega<br />
48 1957 82 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
49 1958 20 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Gamma<br />
51 1959 20 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Epsilon<br />
52 1960 10 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Zeta<br />
Fordham University Rosa Romeo Carlo Coumoutsos Superior<br />
Indiana University<br />
DePaul University<br />
Gretchen Handlos<br />
Malcolm McLelland<br />
John McEnroe<br />
Jon Assell<br />
Scott Raichilson<br />
Jacklyn Geary<br />
Emily Jung<br />
Lehigh University Karen Collins Nicole Chin<br />
Loyola University New Orleans Patrick Lynch Justin Marocco<br />
53 1960 58 <strong>Beta</strong> Eta San Diego State University David DeBoskey Wesley Martin Superior/GOLD<br />
54 1960 34 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Theta<br />
The Pennsylvania State University Ralph Licastro Constantine Mezhinsky<br />
55 1960 40 <strong>Beta</strong> Iota Loyola University, Chicago Brian B. Stanko<br />
Lisa Gillespie<br />
56 1960 25 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Kappa<br />
57 1961 28 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Lambda<br />
Matthew Daggett<br />
Mississippi State University Mark Lehman Justin Hancock Superior<br />
California State University, Los Angeles<br />
58 1961 119 <strong>Beta</strong> Mu Georgia State University - School of<br />
Accountancy<br />
Rafik Elias<br />
James G. Kunkel<br />
Allison Jacobs<br />
Brad Schafer<br />
59 1961 53 <strong>Beta</strong> Nu Tulane University Beauregard J. Parent<br />
Karen Foust<br />
60 1961 66 <strong>Beta</strong> Xi University of Miami Jacklyn Collins<br />
Seth Levine<br />
61 1961 15 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Omicron<br />
School Name<br />
University of Arizona<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Karen Otto<br />
Carol Plagman<br />
62 1962 35 <strong>Beta</strong> Pi University of North Texas Dutch Fayard<br />
Jesse Robertson<br />
President<br />
Zhe Li<br />
Brett Guthrie<br />
Winifred Akande<br />
Brooke Bruns<br />
Scott Durco<br />
Karen Somoano<br />
Victoria DelGado<br />
Kelly Campbell<br />
Aleksander Joyanovic<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
Most Improved Chapter<br />
Superior<br />
Significantly Improved<br />
Superior<br />
Distinguished<br />
63 1962 60 <strong>Beta</strong> Rho Florida State University Ronald Pierno Christina Price Superior<br />
<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
64 1962 75 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Sigma<br />
65 1962 65 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Sigma<br />
66 1963 83 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Upsilon<br />
University of Notre Dame Janet L.O’Tousa Caitlin Flynn<br />
Arizona State University<br />
67 1964 59 <strong>Beta</strong> Phi California State University,<br />
Sacramento<br />
Harriet Maccracken<br />
Janet Samuels<br />
JiaQi Bao<br />
Michael Sickles<br />
University of Georgia Dan Smith Amrita Veliyath<br />
Lauren Olson<br />
68 1964 35 <strong>Beta</strong> Chi San Francisco State University Mike Braswell<br />
Joanne Duke<br />
Superior<br />
Hugh Pforsich Phouc La Superior<br />
Amy Winters Pillai<br />
Superior<br />
69 1964 28 <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> Kent State University Donald McFall Joseph Campbell Superior<br />
70 1965 24 <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Omega<br />
71 1965 53 Gamma<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
72 1965 104 Gamma<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
School Name<br />
Texas Christian University Janice Cobb Meagan Wayland<br />
Brigham Young University Cassy Budd Kevin Lang Superior<br />
University of South Carolina<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Caroline Stroble<br />
Susan Balk<br />
President<br />
David Hill<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
73 1966 96 Gamma<br />
Delta<br />
74 1966 17 Gamma<br />
Epsilon<br />
75 1966 18 Gamma<br />
Zeta<br />
76 1967 22 Gamma<br />
Eta<br />
77 1967 67 Gamma<br />
Theta<br />
79 1967 41 Gamma<br />
Kappa<br />
80 1967 65 Gamma<br />
Lambda<br />
81 1967 15 Gamma<br />
Mu<br />
82 1968 58 Gamma<br />
Nu<br />
83 1969 34 Gamma<br />
Xi<br />
84 1969 32 Gamma<br />
Omicron<br />
85 1971 15 Gamma<br />
Pi<br />
86 1971 40 Gamma<br />
Rho<br />
87 1971 22 Gamma<br />
Sigma<br />
88 1971 29 Gamma<br />
Tau<br />
89 1971 44 Gamma<br />
Upsilon<br />
90 1971 52 Gamma<br />
Phi<br />
University of Houston Jim Stinson Abolade Lawal<br />
University of Toledo Diana Franz Chris Konstandas Superior<br />
Southern Illinois University<br />
at Carbondale<br />
Ramon Rodriguez<br />
Scott Wilmouth<br />
University of Akron Pamela Keltyka Stacey Kies Superior<br />
University of Missouri – Columbia Billie Cunningham Ben Wells<br />
Josh Gambrell<br />
University of Nebraska at Omaha Burch T. Kealey Marc Behrens<br />
Jamie Cafferty<br />
Superior<br />
Virginia Tech Brian Cloyd Adam Sharrow Superior<br />
Drake University Joyce Njoroge Yeouchiang Eng<br />
Northeastern University Michael Cottrill Deep Patel<br />
San Jose State University<br />
Thomas Moschetti<br />
Howard Turetsky<br />
Ka Leung<br />
Nadia Ahmad<br />
California State University, Fresno Tim Baker Vipul Shah<br />
Keaton Young<br />
Northern Illinois University Donald Tidrick Paul Lee<br />
Andrew Miller<br />
Western Michigan University Richard Hodges Sorina Dodu<br />
Jessica Maronto<br />
University of New Orleans<br />
Colorado State University<br />
Mark Reid<br />
Joseph Beams<br />
Jefrrey Castrella<br />
Lauren Long<br />
Debra Alvarez<br />
Michelle Griffith<br />
Catherine Childs<br />
University of Rhode Island Henry Schwarzbach Christina Mirra<br />
University of Texas at Arlington Sandra Bitenc Robert Chumley<br />
Tiffany Coker<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
91 1971 27 Gamma<br />
Chi<br />
92 1972 33 Gamma<br />
<strong>Psi</strong><br />
93 1972 33 Gamma<br />
Omega<br />
94 1972 8 Delta<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
95 1972 62 Delta<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
96 1972 60 Delta<br />
Gamma<br />
97 1973 36 Delta<br />
Epsilon<br />
98 1973 14 Delta<br />
Zeta<br />
University of Memphis<br />
John Malloy<br />
George Minmier<br />
Mallory Johnson<br />
University of Missouri – St. Louis Leslie Vaughan Allison Loser<br />
Chad Gornicz<br />
California State University,<br />
Long Beach<br />
David B. Bojarsky<br />
Alyse Fragosa<br />
Vincent Nguyen<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
University of Wyoming Michael Doherty Cassie Marshall Superior<br />
California State University, Fullerton<br />
University of South Florida<br />
Betty Chavis<br />
Robert Miller<br />
Gary Laursen<br />
Jennifer Cainas<br />
Janet Lee<br />
Alvin Artadi<br />
Jon Minch<br />
Stephanie Wagenfohr<br />
Superior<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
Washington State University Nori Pearson Patrick Heneghen Superior<br />
California State University, Chico Tim Kizirian Jasmine Logston Superior<br />
99 1973 6 Delta Eta Seattle University David Tinius<br />
Sarah Bee<br />
100 1974 30 Delta<br />
Theta<br />
102 1974 16 Delta<br />
Kappa<br />
103 1974 26 Delta<br />
Lambda<br />
University of Hawaii at Manoa<br />
Mary Woollen<br />
Hamid Pourjalali<br />
Lawrence Lee<br />
Agatha Dodek<br />
Victoria Nael-Decierdo<br />
Superior<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
The University of Montana Barbara Reider Dana Gullickson Superior<br />
New Mexico State University Russell Calk John Michael Ordorica<br />
Charlotte Lane<br />
104 1975 29 Delta Mu University of Virginia Monica Banyi Eric Magenheimer<br />
105 1975 30 Delta Nu University of Massachusetts Amherst Richard Asebrook<br />
Ronald Mannino<br />
106 1975 5 Delta Xi Texas Southern University Ladelle Hyman<br />
Kun Wang<br />
107 1976 57 Delta<br />
Omicron<br />
Tim Chan<br />
Latrice Bonner<br />
University of Nebraska – Lincoln Deb Cosgrove Arielle Geffner Superior<br />
108 1976 33 Delta Pi Hofstra University Linda Schain Arielle Geffner Superior<br />
109 1976 8 Delta<br />
Rho<br />
110 1976 18 Delta<br />
Sigma<br />
Pacific Lutheran University Janet Mobus Lars Isaksaetre<br />
Eastern Washington University Dave Gorton Jenni Winter<br />
111 1976 26 Delta Tau Drexel University Jane Kaplan Katherine Crawford Distinguished<br />
112 1977 15 Delta<br />
Upsilon<br />
Northern Arizona University Kay Pitt Jonathan Marc Wilhite Distinguished<br />
114 1977 43 Delta Chi University of Alabama at Birmingham Angel Smith Sarah Malcom<br />
115 1977 16 Delta <strong>Psi</strong> Cleveland State University Dan Kaminsky Stephen Kresnye Superior<br />
116 1977 34 Delta<br />
Omega<br />
117 1977 20 Epsilon<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
118 1977 19 Epsilon<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
119 1977 96 Epsilon<br />
Gamma<br />
120 1977 50 Epsilon<br />
Delta<br />
121 1977 40 Epsilon<br />
Zeta<br />
123 1978 44 Epsilon<br />
Theta<br />
124 1978 51 Epsilon<br />
Iota<br />
School Name<br />
Utah State University Larry Walther Brian Monsen Superior/GOLD<br />
Portland State University Elizabeth Almer Megan Griffin<br />
University of South Alabama Gregory Prescott Cody McLain<br />
Deanna Price<br />
University of Central Florida<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Donna Bobok-Schmitt<br />
Charles Kelliher<br />
President<br />
Alexander Hofmeister<br />
Melissa Lilly<br />
University of Missouri-Kansas City Lavern Krueger Gina Brenne<br />
Funda Kanl<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
Virginia Commonwealth University Roxanne Spindle Donald Harveyr Superior<br />
Kansas State University Monica Woods Danielle Devlin Distinguished<br />
University of San Francisco Diane Roberts Jacob Haffner Superior<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
125 1978 30 Epsilon<br />
Kappa<br />
126 1978 49 Epsilon<br />
Lambda<br />
127 1978 17 Epsilon<br />
Mu<br />
128 1978 13 Epsilon<br />
Nu<br />
129 1978 75 Epsilon<br />
Xi<br />
130 1978 85 Epsilon<br />
Omicron<br />
132 1979 110 Epsilon<br />
Rho<br />
133 1979 5 Epsilon<br />
Sigma<br />
134 1979 13 Epsilon<br />
Tau<br />
135 1979 23 Epsilon<br />
Upsilon<br />
136 1979 11 Epsilon<br />
Phi<br />
137 1979 41 Epsilon<br />
Chi<br />
138 1979 23 Epsilon<br />
<strong>Psi</strong><br />
139 1980 37 Epsilon<br />
Omega<br />
140 1980 37 Zeta<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
141 1980 20 Zeta<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
142 1980 Zeta<br />
Gamma<br />
143 1980 41 Zeta<br />
Delta<br />
144 1981 8 Zeta<br />
Epsilon<br />
146 1981 47 Zeta<br />
Theta<br />
Appalachian State University Ronald Marden Ronald Hopkins Superior<br />
University of Connecticut Clifford Nelson Brittany Ives Superior<br />
Stephen F. Austin State University Treba Marsh Jodi Henley Distinguished<br />
Murray State University<br />
Leigh Johnson<br />
Wayne Tervo<br />
James Taylor<br />
Superior<br />
University of Utah Marci Butterfield Trenton Doman Superior/GOLD<br />
Auburn University<br />
University of Wisconsin – Whitewater<br />
Amy Campbell<br />
Jennifer Cornett<br />
Roy Weatherwax<br />
Bill Tatman<br />
Leann Katherine Stokes<br />
Anthony D. Caltabiano<br />
Craig Stuebs<br />
George Washington University Keith E. Smith Rebecca Sagalyn<br />
Wichita State University Atul Rai Melanie Blackmon<br />
Kimberly Oats<br />
Emory University-Goizueta Business<br />
School<br />
Charles Brandon<br />
Robert Minnear<br />
Sara Shapiro<br />
Wayne State University Deborah Jones Daniel Hagerman<br />
California State University, Northridge<br />
California State University, East Bay<br />
Christopher Jones<br />
Sung Wook Yoon<br />
Ching-Lih Jan<br />
Diane Satin<br />
Karen Minasi3n<br />
Schatzi Herda<br />
Rohan Dixit<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Significantly Improved<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
Superior<br />
Eastern Michigan University Howard Bunsis Michael Taylor Superior<br />
Purdue University Tony Greig Jared Collins<br />
Western Illinois University Cheryl Westen Patricia Lake Superior<br />
Middle Tennessee State University G. Robert Smith, Jr. Keri Brunstad<br />
Kayla Grill<br />
Georgia Southern University<br />
Texas A&M University – Commerce<br />
Dwight Sneathen<br />
J. Lowell Mooney<br />
Gordon Heslop<br />
Linda Kapp<br />
Charles Hodges<br />
Brianne Ste. Marie<br />
Distinguished<br />
University of Buffalo SUNY Kathleen Nesper Jeffrey Bassen Superior/GOLD<br />
147 1981 32 Zeta Iota University of Nevada, Reno Betty Cossitt Danielle Farris Superior<br />
148 1981 22 Zeta<br />
Kappa<br />
149 1981 12 Zeta<br />
Lambda<br />
School Name<br />
University of San Diego<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Mark Judd<br />
Miles Romney<br />
President<br />
Stephen Steckbeck<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
Bradley University Simon Petravick Megan Halverson Superior/GOLD<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
150 1982 25 Zeta Mu The University of Southern Mississippi Valerie Simmons James Gingell<br />
Breanne Hancock<br />
151 1982 34 Zeta Nu Saint Louis University Debbie Pike Lindy Vu Distinguished<br />
152 1982 11 Zeta Xi Seton Hall University David Mest<br />
Joyce Strawser<br />
153 1982 24 Zeta<br />
Omicron<br />
Timothy Matthew<br />
University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire James Rundall John Marchant<br />
Mark Bader<br />
Distinguished<br />
154 1982 27 Zeta Pi Old Dominion University Randall Spurrier Brian Kint Superior<br />
155 1983 20 Zeta Rho Clemson University Ralph Welton Matthew Pencek Superior<br />
156 1983 7 Zeta<br />
Sigma<br />
North Carolina A&T State University<br />
Gwendolyn<br />
Highsmith-Quick<br />
157 1983 23 Zeta Tau Lamar University Ann Watkins<br />
Howell Lynch<br />
158 1983 24 Zeta<br />
Upsilon<br />
Devon Privette<br />
Kayla Tompkins<br />
Superior<br />
University of Houston - Clear Lake Susan Sorensen Rececca Threatt Superior<br />
159 1983 28 Zeta Phi Tennessee Tech University Dan Fesler Stacey Jolley Superior<br />
160 1984 50 Zeta Chi University of North Carolina at<br />
Greensboro<br />
Jane Livingston<br />
Melissa Hershberger<br />
Joshua Jones<br />
161 1984 31 Zeta <strong>Psi</strong> Boise State University Celia Renner James Bird Superior<br />
162 1984 24 Zeta<br />
Omega<br />
163 1984 40 Eta<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Ball State University Mark Myring Justin Proctor Superior<br />
University of North Carolina at<br />
Charlotte<br />
Robert Guinn<br />
Pat Mynatt<br />
Michael Lucisano<br />
Lisa Hardee<br />
164 1984 42 Eta <strong>Beta</strong> University of Texas at San Antonio Cathy Cole Paola Resendez<br />
Amanda Arredondo<br />
165 1984 8 Eta<br />
Gamma<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
University of Louisville William Stout Samantha Abell Superior<br />
166 1985 21 Eta Delta James Madison University Sandra Cereola<br />
Luis Betencourt<br />
167 1985 16 Eta<br />
Epsilon<br />
Meghan White<br />
Superior<br />
Central Michigan University Thomas Weirich Emily Turbiak Superior<br />
168 1985 33 Eta Zeta University of Dayton Ron Burrows<br />
Jennifer Creech<br />
169 1985 52 Eta Theta University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Sheila Viel<br />
Paul Fischer<br />
Susan Massey<br />
Samantha Tess<br />
170 1986 45 Eta Iota Florida International University Jimmy Carmente Albert Tamayo<br />
Marie Torossian<br />
171 1986 30 Eta<br />
Kappa<br />
172 1986 9 Eta<br />
Lambda<br />
University of Tennessee<br />
at Chattanooga<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Melanie McCoskey Courtney Edmondson Superior<br />
Idaho State University Priscilla Reis Xiaowen Mei<br />
Lakyn DeRoche<br />
173 1986 46 Eta Mu St. John’s University Patrick R. Collabella Anthony Fanwick Superior<br />
174 1987 13 Eta Nu Howard University Jean Wells<br />
Margaret Hicks<br />
175 1988 16 Eta Xi University of Michigan – Flint Clement Chen<br />
Keith Moreland<br />
176 1988 16 Eta Omicron<br />
Western Kentucky University<br />
Richard Aldridge<br />
Shari Henson<br />
Violet Richardson<br />
Stevn Mao<br />
Brittney Chappell<br />
Superior<br />
Significantly Improved<br />
Distinguished<br />
Superior<br />
177 1990 25 Eta Pi University at Albany Michelle Moshier Samantha Cosenza Superior<br />
178 1990 13 Eta Rho University of Tulsa Tracy Manly<br />
Dennis Hudson<br />
179 1990 8 Eta<br />
Sigma<br />
School Name<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
President<br />
Jessika McCarver<br />
Distinguished<br />
University of Louisiana at Monroe Patti Roshto Ashlyn Labat Superior<br />
180 1990 72 Eta Tau Florida Atlantic University Kimberly Dunn Emmanuel Jourdan<br />
Scarlet Lin<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
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Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
181 1991 20 Eta<br />
Upsilon<br />
Loyola College in Maryland Hong Zhu Timothy Sugrue<br />
182 1991 16 Eta Phi Oakland University (Michigan) Sandra Pelfrey Karenya Miller Superior<br />
183 1991 4 Eta Chi Montana State University Robin Jarnagin Shardae Johnson<br />
184 1991 10 Eta <strong>Psi</strong> Wright State University Jim Greenspan Jeremy Miller Superior<br />
185 1992 21 Eta<br />
Omega<br />
186 1992 5 Theta<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
187 1992 8 Theta<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
188 1992 30 Theta<br />
Gamma<br />
189 1993 21 Theta<br />
Delta<br />
190 1993 10 Theta<br />
Epsilon<br />
191 1993 24 Theta<br />
Zeta<br />
East Tennessee State University<br />
Shelby Sparks<br />
Paul Bayes<br />
Jessica Falso<br />
George Mason University Connie Hylton Bryant Le<br />
Julia Ragan<br />
Distinguished<br />
University of Texas at El Paso Mary Stevens Esther Robinson Superior<br />
Bentley College Arthur Reed Christina Beshaw Superior<br />
Suffolk University<br />
Tom Whalen<br />
Bill Driscoll<br />
Venessa Vey<br />
Indiana State University Joseph Sanders Lainey Pine<br />
Millsaps College Jane Collins Angela Pesnell<br />
192 1993 15 Theta Eta Southeastern Louisiana University Dean DiGregorio Kristin Spano<br />
Skyler Seal<br />
193 1993 15 Theta<br />
Iota<br />
194 1994 Theta<br />
Kappa<br />
195 1994 23 Theta<br />
Lambda<br />
196 1994 80 Theta<br />
Mu<br />
University of Baltimore Phillip Korb Stuart Aiken<br />
University of Illinois at Chicago Peter Chalos Tim Seong<br />
University of Central Arkansas<br />
Stephanie Watson<br />
Patricia Mounce<br />
Kristin Vest<br />
Rutgers University – New Brunswick Marjorie Yuschak Patrick Chong<br />
197 1994 19 Theta Nu Fort Lewis College Chris Lyon<br />
Rick Gore<br />
Rachel Lasiewicz<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
Superior<br />
198 1994 45 Theta Xi The University of New Mexico Craig G. White Thomas Helgeland Superior<br />
199 1994 21 Theta<br />
Omicron<br />
University of Nevada, Las Vegas Tommy Moores Stephanie Holland Superior<br />
200 1995 24 Theta Pi Missouri State University Carl Keller<br />
George Schmelzle<br />
201 1995 57 Theta<br />
Rho<br />
202 1995 26 Theta<br />
Sigma<br />
203 1995 21 Theta<br />
Tau<br />
204 1996 10 Theta<br />
Upsilon<br />
Lindsey Brownsberger<br />
Binghamton University Elliot Kamlet Cody Grant<br />
Superior<br />
University of Colorado at Denver Ann Martin Jana Kellyova Distinguished<br />
Weber State University David Malone Amanda Allred<br />
University of South Dakota Srini Ragothaman Stephanie Suhrbier Superior<br />
205 1996 36 Theta Phi Western Washington University David Zhu<br />
Audrey Taylor<br />
206 1996 8 Theta<br />
Chi<br />
Jana Kellyova<br />
Duquesne University Priscilla Austin Dang Tran<br />
Jessica Ferich<br />
Superior<br />
207 1996 22 Theta <strong>Psi</strong> University of Northern Colorado Allen McConnell Emma Watson Superior<br />
208 1997 16 Theta<br />
Omega<br />
209 1997 28 Iota<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
School Name<br />
Eastern Illinois University<br />
University of North Carolina<br />
at Wilmington<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Tim Mills<br />
Bill Wootton<br />
William Kerler<br />
David Mautz<br />
President<br />
Lisa Vahling<br />
Hanna Short<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
210 1997 35 Iota <strong>Beta</strong> Iowa State University Diane Whittle<br />
William Dilla<br />
211 1997 16 Iota<br />
Gamma<br />
212 1997 29 Iota<br />
Delta<br />
University of Idaho<br />
K.D. Hatheway-Dial<br />
Marla Kraut<br />
Kendra Laubenthal<br />
Tyler Sulzberger<br />
Amber Hopf<br />
Superior<br />
Gonzaga University Gary Weber Greta Hoffman Superior<br />
214 1997 14 Iota Zeta Towson University Charles Russo David Sereno<br />
Chris Nehus<br />
215 1997 30 Iota Eta California State University<br />
San Bernardino<br />
216 1998 16 Iota<br />
Theta<br />
217 1998 14 Iota<br />
Kappa<br />
218 1998 42 Iota<br />
Lambda<br />
Janet Courts<br />
Ronald Escobar<br />
Victoria Roberts<br />
University of Alabama in Huntsville Eugene Bryson Andrew Spain<br />
University of the Pacific<br />
Stephen Wheeler<br />
Cindy Eakin<br />
Kristine Silva<br />
Suet Ying Wong<br />
Pace University Charles Tang Guilherme Santos<br />
Wai Htoon<br />
219 1998 11 Iota Mu University of Central Missouri Janice Klimek<br />
Jo Lynn Koehn<br />
Kelsey Johnson<br />
Crystal Anderson<br />
220 1998 30 Iota Nu University of Oklahoma Carol Knapp Jacob Hill<br />
221 1998 74 Iota Xi East Carolina University Joseph Hagan<br />
Douglas Schneider<br />
222 1998 3 Iota<br />
Omicron<br />
School Name<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
President<br />
Lucy Brenner<br />
McNeese University Michael Roach Heather Fontenot<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
Significantly Improved<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
Superior<br />
223 1998 21 Iota Pi Salisbury University Robert Dombrowski Seth Young Superior<br />
224 1999 11 Iota Rho University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Steve Makar Jennifer Blohm Distinguished<br />
225 1999 11 Iota<br />
Sigma<br />
Nicholls State University<br />
Michele Guidry<br />
Catherine Gaharan<br />
226 1999 47 Iota Tau Kennesaw State University Mary Sheil<br />
Rich Clune<br />
227 1999 9 Iota<br />
Upsilon<br />
University of Wisconsin – La Crosse<br />
Kenneth Winter<br />
Barbara Eide<br />
Rayven Plaisance<br />
Ashley Whitworth<br />
Kate Ferguson<br />
Michelle Cody<br />
Monica Endres<br />
228 1999 29 Iota Phi University of West Florida Allen Frank Michael Rosen<br />
Distinguished<br />
229 2000 44 Iota Chi California State Polytechnic<br />
University, Pomona<br />
Rose Martin<br />
William Foley<br />
230 2000 38 Iota <strong>Psi</strong> Fairfield University Milo W.Peck, Jr.<br />
JoAnn Drusbosky<br />
231 2000 41 Iota<br />
Omega<br />
232 2000 8 Kappa<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
233 2000 57 Kappa<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
234 2000 32 Kappa<br />
Gamma<br />
235 2000 22 Kappa<br />
Delta<br />
236 2000 25 Kappa<br />
Epsilon<br />
237 2001 31 Kappa<br />
Zeta<br />
238 2001 14 Kappa<br />
Eta<br />
239 2001 18 Kappa<br />
Theta<br />
North Carolina State University<br />
Roby Sawyers<br />
Janice Wetherbee<br />
Roxanne Gutierrez<br />
Nicole Barone<br />
Andrew Cantell<br />
Carol Burton<br />
Morgan State University Karen Robinson Babila Galega<br />
Grand Valley State University<br />
Rutgers University - Camden<br />
Dori Danko<br />
Rita Grant<br />
Troy Janes<br />
Nathan Levison<br />
Melissa de la Rosa<br />
Lindsey Gilles<br />
Carissa O’Connor<br />
Alyssa McCarthy<br />
Illinois State University Debbie Lindberg Nicholas Jones<br />
Jarrad Koon<br />
Rider University<br />
St. John’s University – Staten Island<br />
Campus<br />
Drew Procaccino<br />
Sharry Li<br />
Sabrina Govindarajan<br />
Alfred Russo<br />
Superior<br />
Distinguished<br />
Superior<br />
Distinguished<br />
Patrick Colabella Gina DeLauro Distinguished<br />
Texas State University-San Marcos Sherry Ross Irasis Tamayo Superior<br />
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Suzanne Ward Lauren Sonnier Superior/GOLD<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
240 2001 14 Kappa<br />
Iota<br />
241 2001 64 Kappa<br />
Lambda<br />
242 2001 16 Kappa<br />
Mu<br />
243 2001 37 Kappa<br />
Nu<br />
Widener University<br />
Southern Illinois University<br />
Edwardsville<br />
Nicole Santomero<br />
Frank Lordi<br />
Allen Hunt<br />
Keith Lehman<br />
Kristofer Lafore<br />
Sam Houston State University Jan Taylor Morris Justin Kelly<br />
Truman State University Laurie Turner Kelly Peterson Superior<br />
244 2002 18 Kappa Xi Youngstown State University Raymond Shaffer Ashley Tonkovich Superior<br />
245 2002 3 Kappa<br />
Omicron<br />
Long Island University – C.W. Post<br />
Campus<br />
Christie L. Comunale Megan Cavea Superior<br />
246 2002 15 Kappa Pi Samford University Sharon Jackson Taylor Marie Kardoes Superior<br />
247 2002 12 Kappa<br />
Rho<br />
248 2003 32 Kappa<br />
Sigma<br />
249 2003 42 Kappa<br />
Upsilon<br />
250 2003 26 Kappa<br />
Phi<br />
251 2003 15 Kappa<br />
Chi<br />
253 2004 18 Kappa<br />
Omega<br />
254 2004 117 Lambda<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
255 2004 27 Lambda<br />
<strong>Beta</strong><br />
256 2004 15 Lambda<br />
Gamma<br />
257 2005 7 Lambda<br />
Delta<br />
258 2005 12 Lambda<br />
Epsilon<br />
259 2005 16 Lambda<br />
Zeta<br />
260 2005 20 Lambda<br />
Eta<br />
261 2005 9 Lambda<br />
Theta<br />
262 2005 19 Lambda<br />
Iota<br />
263 2005 34 Lambda<br />
Kappa<br />
264 2006 15 Lambda<br />
Mu<br />
265 2006 22 Lamda<br />
Nu<br />
266 2006 20 Lambda<br />
Xi<br />
267 2006 90 Lambda<br />
Omicron<br />
268 2006 25 Lambda<br />
Pi<br />
School Name<br />
Winthrop University<br />
Michael Cornick<br />
Charles Alvis<br />
J. Evan Mitchell Superior<br />
University of Michigan-Dearborn Susan Baker Barbara Bellaver Superior<br />
University of Pittsburgh<br />
Marshall University<br />
Western Illinois University –<br />
Quad Cities<br />
Madeleine Carlin<br />
Jocelyn Kauffunger<br />
Amanda Thompson<br />
Dallas Brozik<br />
Martin Coe<br />
Jonathan Kostuch<br />
Tyler Rowland<br />
Gretchen Schlund<br />
Elizabeth Patrizi<br />
Villanova University Wayne Bremser Robert Riley<br />
University of Kansas Alee Phillips Ryan Dreher<br />
Superior<br />
Superior/GOLD<br />
The University of Tampa Mary Keener Andrew Argue Superior/GOLD<br />
Pittsburg State University Gail Yarick Amy Ster Distinguished<br />
Stetson University<br />
Winston Salem State University<br />
Judson Stryker<br />
Michael Bitter<br />
George Johnson<br />
George Heilman<br />
Jacob Stafford<br />
Bashorat Usmanova<br />
Demar Drummond<br />
SUNY Oswego Florence Kirk Laura Bea Murphy Superior<br />
Marist College Greg Tully Joseph Lombardi<br />
South Carolina State University Barbara Adams Carl Curnell<br />
Northern Michigan University Kenneth Mullins Mary Jeanne Rajala<br />
Lorelei Peanosky<br />
Coastal Carolina University<br />
University of Southern Indiana<br />
John Mortimer<br />
Joe Warther<br />
Mehmet Kocakulah<br />
Brian McGuire<br />
Shawn Sines<br />
Barry Long<br />
Emily Shetler<br />
Distinguished<br />
Superior<br />
Belmont University Del DeVries Alexa Karpinski Distinguished<br />
Elon University<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Patty Cox<br />
Linda Poulson<br />
President<br />
Todd Cash<br />
University of Texas at Dallas Tiffany Bortz Lauren Jobe<br />
Awards<br />
Superior<br />
Manhattan College Ahmed Goma Kimberly Pappas Distinguished<br />
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Outstanding Chapter Awards and Chapter Information<br />
Chapter<br />
Number<br />
Charter<br />
Year<br />
Number<br />
of Initiates<br />
FY <strong>2010</strong><br />
Name<br />
269 2006 20 Lambda<br />
Rho<br />
270 2006 18 Lambda<br />
Sigma<br />
271 2006 13 Lambda<br />
Upsilon<br />
272 2006 16 Lambda<br />
Phi<br />
273 2007 18 Lambda<br />
Chi<br />
274 2007 34 Lambda<br />
<strong>Psi</strong><br />
275 2008 34 Lambda<br />
Omega<br />
276 2008 25 Mu<br />
<strong>Alpha</strong><br />
California State University, Stanislaus<br />
Kim Tan<br />
David Lindsay<br />
Dale Krugger<br />
University of California, Los Angeles Gordon Klein Mariya Entina<br />
Seattle Pacific University Ross Stewart Megan Winskill<br />
Georgia College & State University<br />
Catherine Whelan<br />
Bryan Marshall<br />
Lisa Redford<br />
Niagara University Alfonso Oddo Rochelle Greek<br />
Emporia State University George Durler Jason Seaton<br />
Julian Rios<br />
The University of Sydney – Australia Pearl Rozenberg Peter O’Neill<br />
Distinguished<br />
Ithaca College Patricia Libby Aaron Jones Superior<br />
277 2008 13 Mu <strong>Beta</strong> College of Charleston Michael C. Cipriano<br />
Dana Garner<br />
Matthew Pierce<br />
278 2008 15 Mu Delta Ohio Northern University Dexter Woods Jordan Miller Distinguished<br />
279 2008 18 Mu<br />
Gamma<br />
280 2009 4 Mu<br />
Epsilon<br />
University of South Florida<br />
St. Petersburg<br />
Patricia Gaukel<br />
Jennifer Perez<br />
Jessica Brown<br />
Western New England College John Coulter Kristina LaBare<br />
Superior<br />
281 2009 18 Mu Zeta Valdosta State University Raymond Elson Melanie Terwood Superior<br />
282 2009 44 Mu Eta The College of New Jersey Mark Nigrini<br />
Seunghee Choi<br />
283 2009 14 Mu<br />
Theta<br />
284 2009 43 The<br />
Auckland<br />
Chapter<br />
School Name<br />
Tennessee State University<br />
The University of Auckland<br />
New Zealand<br />
Faculty Advisor/<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
Eva Jermakowicz<br />
Lawrence Maples<br />
Julie Harrison<br />
Brendon Potter<br />
President<br />
Rebecca Bella<br />
Jonathan Eakes<br />
Salah Al-Chanati<br />
Kajal Bajpai<br />
Awards<br />
Distinguished<br />
285 <strong>2010</strong> 37 Mu Xi The University of Texas at Tyler Mark Washburn<br />
Mary Fischer<br />
Matt Lusty<br />
Distinguished<br />
286 <strong>2010</strong> 42 Mu<br />
Lambda<br />
Florida Gulf Coast University<br />
Joseph C. Rue<br />
Jacqueline R. Conrecode<br />
Christopher Morton<br />
287 <strong>2010</strong> 31 Mu Nu University of Nebraska – Kearney Janet Trewin Matthew Bjornsen<br />
Superior<br />
288 <strong>2010</strong> 47 Mu Xi Southeast Missouri State University Rebecca Lohmann Lucas Luckett Superior<br />
289 <strong>2010</strong> 63 Mu<br />
Omicron<br />
Washburn University Richard Moellenberndt Sadye Mages<br />
Petitioning Chapters<br />
Faculty Advisor<br />
Co-Advisor<br />
President<br />
Awards<br />
1357 Central Washington University Ronald Tidd Michael Tonge<br />
1361 Adelphi University Richard Baker<br />
Ganesh Pandit<br />
Natalie Venezia<br />
Felix Sapini<br />
1362 University of Washington Bothell Ron Tilden Superior<br />
1363 Utah Valley University James Bailey<br />
1365 Xavier University David Randolph Margaret Weidner<br />
1366 Massey University Asheq Rahman<br />
1367 University of Hartford J. Donald Warren, Jr. Laura Paulekas<br />
1368 University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Akinyloye Akindayomi<br />
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New Chapter Installations<br />
#285 - University of Texas at Tyler - Mu Kappa<br />
37 Charter Members<br />
Installing Officers – Andrew Bailey, President<br />
and Lu Montondon, Chapter Advocate<br />
#286 - Florida Gulf Coast University - Mu Lambda<br />
42 Charter Members<br />
Installing Officers – Nancy Nichols, Past President<br />
and Patricia Poli, Chapter Advocate<br />
#287 - University of Nebraska at Kearney - Mu Nu<br />
31 Charter Members<br />
Installing Officers – Nancy Nichols, Past President and<br />
Patricia Poli, Chapter Advocate<br />
#288 - Southeast Missouri State University - Mu Xi<br />
47 Charter Members<br />
Installing Officers – Teresa Conover, President Elect<br />
and Scott Hobson, Chapter Advocate<br />
#289 - Washburn University - Mu Omicron<br />
63 Charter Members<br />
Installing Officer – Teresa Conover, President Elect<br />
and Scott Hobson, Chapter Advocate<br />
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2009 <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting Winners August 2009, Brooklyn, N.Y.<br />
2009 Project Run With It<br />
sponsored by Moss Adams LLP<br />
Winners<br />
Arts & Business Council of New York<br />
Max Billmyer<br />
Marshall University – Kappa Phi<br />
Todd Cash<br />
Elon University – Lambda Xi<br />
Jana Kellyova<br />
University of Colorado, Denver – Theta Sigma<br />
Victoria Nael-Decierdo<br />
University of Hawaii at Manoa – Delta Theta<br />
Creative Alternatives of New York<br />
Heather Beisswanger<br />
University of South Florida – Delta Gamma<br />
Rachel Lasiewicz<br />
Fort Lewis College – Theta Nu<br />
Jeff Reiter<br />
Western Washington University – Theta Phi<br />
Palms for Life Fund<br />
Nikki Blaschko<br />
University of Nebraska at Kearney – Petitioning<br />
Igor Ryvkin<br />
San Francisco State University – <strong>Beta</strong> Chi<br />
Brittany Vetter<br />
SUNY at Oswego – Lambda Zeta<br />
2009 Medal<br />
of Inspiration Winner<br />
sponsored by the AICPA<br />
Marilu Cruz<br />
University of Washington, Delta Chapter<br />
2009 Gold Challenge<br />
sponsored by KPMG<br />
Winners<br />
University of South Florida — Delta Gamma<br />
Louisiana State University — Phi<br />
University of Louisiana at Monroe — Eta Sigma<br />
University of Washington — Delta<br />
Pace University — Iota Lambda<br />
University of Arkansas — <strong>Alpha</strong> Iota<br />
SUNY at Buffalo — Zeta Theta<br />
San Diego State University — <strong>Beta</strong> Eta<br />
University of Oregon — <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Marquette University — <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Western Illinois University — Zeta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
University of Denver — <strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta<br />
University of North Carolina at Charlotte — Eta <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
Bradley University — Zeta Lambda<br />
2009 Diversity<br />
Initiative Award<br />
sponsored by Ernst & Young<br />
University of Iowa – <strong>Alpha</strong> Pi<br />
University of Washington – Delta<br />
Pace University – Iota Lambda<br />
Kent State University – <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
2009 Best<br />
Practices Winners<br />
sponsored by Deloitte<br />
Service Learning: Using your Skills<br />
to Help a Local Organization<br />
1st Place: University of Central<br />
Arkansas — Theta Lambda<br />
Honorable Mention: University of<br />
Washington — Delta<br />
Honorable Mention: Emporia State<br />
University — Lambda <strong>Psi</strong><br />
Developing Life Skills: Helping<br />
Others Succeed<br />
1st Place: University of Texas at El<br />
Paso — Theta <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Honorable Mention: Pace University<br />
Honorable Mention: Ohio University<br />
Chapter Sustainability: The Future<br />
Success of Your Chapter<br />
1st Place: University of Tampa —<br />
Lambda <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Honorable Mention: University of<br />
Oregon — <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Honorable Mention: California State<br />
University - Los Angeles — <strong>Beta</strong><br />
Lambda<br />
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Nancy C. Harke Executive Office<br />
Dear Members,<br />
This is the first time the Executive Office staff has been invited to contribute to the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
annual report. I speak on behalf of Margie Fiorentino, Este Alicea-Rivera, and myself, in saying that<br />
we are honored to be in our positions, serving our members and implementing the policies approved<br />
by our board of directors who represent you. Our Executive Office is unusual in that it is housed<br />
within the American Institute of CPAs. Through a contractual arrangement, we have three full-time<br />
employees, plus we have an extended family of individuals who dedicate a portion of their time in<br />
completing our business needs such as accounting, conference planning, graphic design, facilities<br />
assistance, legal, and in many other ways. We are indebted to the generosity of the AICPA who<br />
enables us to operate as though we are a large company while we do it with a very small staff.<br />
Our daily activities are fairly typical of a small business: we answer many phone calls and emails<br />
from you on every possibly topic. We also process your payments and transmit your nominations/<br />
applications to the appropriate judging task force.<br />
The Nancy C. Harke Executive Office<br />
is operated under the direction of the <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> board of directors. Support for the<br />
office is provided by the American Institute of<br />
Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) under<br />
the terms of an alliance that has allowed <strong>Beta</strong><br />
<strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> to streamline the reporting process,<br />
and to take advantage of may available<br />
resources.<br />
Contacting the Executive Office<br />
Email:<br />
bap@bap.org<br />
Phone:<br />
919.402.4044<br />
Fax:<br />
919.402.4040<br />
Mail:<br />
220 Leigh Farm Road<br />
Durham, NC 27707<br />
We support the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> board, which determines the strategic direction of the organization.<br />
When a new competition is approved, it is our responsibility to work with our volunteers to<br />
implement and mainstream it into our organization.<br />
During the past few months, a task force of the board has been planning the launch of a <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong><br />
<strong>Psi</strong> e-newsletter. Our staff supported the task force in many ways to enable us to use e-mail so that<br />
the messages will not go straight to spam, updating our policies and procedures so that we are in<br />
compliance with privacy practices, and developing a realistic production schedule. The PCA was<br />
adjusted at the recommendation of our alumni representatives to encourage our chapters to help us<br />
update our alumni database.<br />
We prepare a budget that serves as a financial guide for what we expect in the upcoming year. We<br />
update it periodically since most of what happens is a result of your efforts to keep our chapters very<br />
active. We have an annual review of our internal controls by the AICPA Internal Audit team to make<br />
sure they comply with current standards. Though our books and financial records are not more complex<br />
than those in a basic accounting course, our statements need review and there are adjustments and<br />
corrections that take place throughout the year. We have an annual audit by J.H. Cohn and its auditors<br />
request analyses and ask incisive questions related to our current and future plans.<br />
As I write this, we are getting to the final stages of planning our upcoming annual conference in San<br />
Jose, CA. We work with volunteer conference chairs and other volunteers responsible for various<br />
segments of the conference. I hope you have noticed that our conference website is contemporary<br />
and much more user friendly. In the fall, we invited your chapter to participate in our operations<br />
sessions. The Advisory Forum and its representatives will be the presenters in our professional<br />
sessions. At the request of the board, the BAP staff has helped generate new revenue sources to help<br />
cover the increasing costs of the conference. We want your experience in San Jose to be memorable<br />
and professional.<br />
We welcome Kathleen Horton, CMP, and Beth Woloski, members of the AICPA Meetings and<br />
Conferences team, who took over the leadership of our conference planning function at the end<br />
of April <strong>2010</strong>. They and their colleagues will be responsible for booking hotels for our regional and<br />
annual meetings, negotiating contracts, working with our annual and regional meeting planning<br />
teams, and fulfilling the other responsibilities of being conference planners. We acknowledge and<br />
thank Yolanda Hamer, who served as <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s first full-time conference planner for almost<br />
four years and wish her good luck in her new position.<br />
In closing, we’d like to thank the board of directors, the faculty advisors, the chapter officers who<br />
tirelessly plan and run the activities, and our members. We had a very successful 2009-10 year and plan<br />
to build on it during <strong>2010</strong>-11 and in future years.<br />
Yours truly,<br />
Dassie Baum, Executive Director<br />
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Nancy C. Harke Executive Office<br />
Hadassah Baum (Dassie)<br />
Executive Director<br />
Hadassah (Dassie) Baum is responsible for the operation of the Nancy C. Harke Executive Office, the<br />
coordination of board and Forum meetings, finance and internal technology for <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>. In November<br />
2006, she relocated to North Carolina to establish BAP’s new office in Durham.<br />
Before becoming the Executive Director of BAP, Baum was a technical manager for the AICPA’s new finance<br />
team and served as the Director of Academic Development for the Institute of Management Accountants.<br />
She has a variety of experience in public accounting, industry and education.<br />
Her educational background includes being a CPA, CMA and CAE (Certified Association Executive). Baum<br />
received an M.B.A. degree from New York University and a B.S. in accounting from Brooklyn College.<br />
Dassie and her husband Avi, reside in Raleigh, N.C. Besides exploring her new neighborhood, she enjoys<br />
swimming, entertaining, reading, crossword puzzles and community involvement.<br />
Margaret Fiorentino<br />
Chapter Services Specialist<br />
Margaret Fiorentino is the primary point of contact for BAP. She handles all phone and e-mail<br />
inquiries from Faculty Advisors and Chapter Officers and sends out chapter communications. Her<br />
duties include maintaining the BAP website and the <strong>Report</strong>ing Intranet, distributing membership<br />
certificates, and fulfilling chapter supply requests. Fiorentino also is responsible for overseeing the<br />
preparation of the annual report and updating the chapters with the annual meeting details. She<br />
also works closely with the board of directors and new petitioning chapters.<br />
Margaret is a graduate of The City College of New York with a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts. Margie<br />
is happily married to Peter and they reside in Chapel Hill, N.C.<br />
Esteban Alicea-Rivera has more than 11 years experience producing various websites, web-based<br />
e-learning and web-based applications in academic, corporate and government work environments.<br />
Most recently he worked as a Web Designer Developer with MetaMetrics, Inc. In addition, he helped<br />
develop the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission website to exceed section 508 accessibility<br />
compliance and created EEOC’s Spanish-language website. In the past, Alicea-Rivera has developed<br />
backend e-learning modules for the pharmaceutical industry, Uniformed Services University of the Health<br />
Sciences and Military Medicine and the U.S. Navy Seals. Alicea-Rivera lives in Apex, N.C. with his wife,<br />
Stefanie, and his eight-year-old son, Stephen, who wants to be a paleontologist when he grows up.<br />
Esteban Alicea-Rivera<br />
Web Designer<br />
Kathleen Horton is the Conference Manager for the <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Conference. She is<br />
the primary contact for all operations and logistics questions. She is working closely on the transition of<br />
information to the new Event & Meetings team for BAP.<br />
Kathleen is a graduate of the University of Georgia and has worked for the AICPA for 4 years.<br />
Kathleen Horton<br />
Conference Manager<br />
Meetings & Conferences - AICPA<br />
Beth Woloski<br />
Manager of Meetings & Events<br />
Meetings & Conferences - AICPA<br />
Beth Woloski joined the AICPA in February 2007. As Manager, Meetings & Events, she manages all logistical<br />
aspects of the <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> regional meetings, board meetings, as well as assists with the <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Annual</strong><br />
Conference. In addition to <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>, Woloski is also responsible for the management of the logistical<br />
planning of AICPA’s external committee meetings and non-revenue generating conferences and events.<br />
Upon graduation from North Carolina State University, Woloski worked for a meeting planning company.<br />
She returned to school to obtain her North Carolina Teaching License, teaching middle school Language<br />
Arts for several years.<br />
Woloski lives in Raleigh, NC where she is an avid marathon runner and recently completed her first ultramarathon.<br />
She also enjoys volunteering, as well as baking/decorating cakes.<br />
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Financial Statements<br />
<strong>Report</strong> of Independent Public Accountants<br />
To the board of directors<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong><br />
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of<br />
<strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> as of April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, and the related statements<br />
of activities and cash flows for the years then ended. These financial<br />
statements are the responsibility of the Organization’s management. Our<br />
responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based<br />
on our audits.<br />
We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally<br />
accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we<br />
plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether<br />
the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit<br />
includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and<br />
disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the<br />
accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management,<br />
as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We<br />
believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.<br />
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly,<br />
in all material respects, the financial position of <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> as of April<br />
30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, and the changes in its net assets and cash flows for<br />
the years then ended, in conformity with accounting principles generally<br />
accepted in the United States of America.<br />
J.H. Cohn, LLP<br />
Roseland, New Jersey<br />
June 16, <strong>2010</strong><br />
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Financial Statements<br />
Statements of Financial Position<br />
Years Ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> April 30, 2009<br />
Current assets<br />
Cash and cash equivalents $1,037,837 $915,673<br />
Investments 304,213 215,802<br />
Accounts receivable 58,410 47,936<br />
Prepaid expenses and other assets 35,611 10,118<br />
Totals $1,436,071 $1,189,529<br />
Long term assets<br />
Investments 115,839 199,254<br />
Web site development, net of<br />
accumulated amortization<br />
$156,523 and $151,900<br />
25,569 4,912<br />
Totals $1,577,479 $1,393,695<br />
Liabilities<br />
Accounts payable $88,621 $114,810<br />
Unearned revenue 41,052 34,662<br />
Total Liabilities 129,673 149,472<br />
Net assets<br />
Unrestricted 1,350,506 1,181,823<br />
Temporarily restricted 97,300 62,400<br />
Total net assets 1,447,806 1,244,223<br />
Totals $1,577,479 $1,393,695<br />
Years Ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> April 30, 2009<br />
Operating activities<br />
Change in net assets $203,583 $45,018<br />
Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by<br />
(used in) operating activities:<br />
Amortization 4,623 16,878<br />
Loss on disposition of website<br />
development costs<br />
38,672<br />
Changes in operating assets and liabilities:<br />
Accounts receivable (10,474) 27,188<br />
Prepaid expenses and<br />
other assets<br />
(25,493) (528)<br />
Accounts payable (26,189) (84,072)<br />
Unearned revenue 6,390 17,717<br />
Net cash provided by<br />
operating activities<br />
Investing activities:<br />
152,440 60,873<br />
Capital expenditures (25,280) (13,129)<br />
Purchase of investments (4,996) (221,991)<br />
Net cash used in investing activities (30,276) (235,120)<br />
Net increase (decrease) in cash and<br />
cash equivalents<br />
Cash and cash equivalents,<br />
beginning of year<br />
Statements of Cash Flows<br />
Cash and cash equivalents,<br />
end of year<br />
See Notes to Financial Statements.<br />
122,164 (174,247)<br />
915,673 1,089,920<br />
$1,037,837 $915,673<br />
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Financial Statements<br />
Statements of Activities<br />
Years Ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> April 30, 2009<br />
Changes in unrestricted net assets<br />
Revenue and support:<br />
Initiation fees $ 642,818 $ 557,361<br />
Associates program contributions 181,000 185,200<br />
Chapter maintenance fees 53,905 52,475<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> student convention 217,862 209,650<br />
Charter and petition fees 8,000 7,990<br />
Regional meetings 135,188 132,355<br />
Interest income 6,652 17,815<br />
Contributed services 149,639 127,029<br />
Net assets released from<br />
restrictions<br />
149,341 136,925<br />
Miscellaneous 16,167 20,513<br />
Total unrestricted<br />
revenue and support<br />
1,560,572 1,447,313<br />
Expenses<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> student convention 384,905 355,079<br />
Board of directors meetings 37,357 41,415<br />
Chapter installations and<br />
visitations<br />
9,498 9,959<br />
Banners and gavels 4,367 4,425<br />
Regional meetings 306,176 320,026<br />
Superior chapter awards 31,125 53,050<br />
Best practice awards 27,250 26,275<br />
Diversity awards 10,000 10,000<br />
Faculty advisor awards 25,000 30,000<br />
Gold Challenge awards 35,966<br />
Project Run With It awards 10,000 10,000<br />
Miscellaneous 6,655 7,337<br />
Total program expenses $888,299 $867,566<br />
General and administrative 503,590 498,804<br />
Total expenses $1,391,889 $1,366,370<br />
Change in unrestricted net assets 168,683 80,943<br />
Change in temporarily restricted net assets:<br />
Contributions 184,241 101,000<br />
Net assets released from<br />
restrictions<br />
Change in temporarily restricted<br />
net assets<br />
(149,341) (136,925)<br />
34,900 (35,925)<br />
Change in net assets 203,583 45,018<br />
Net assets, beginning of year 1,244,223 1,199,205<br />
Net assets, end of year $ 1,447,806 $1,244,223<br />
See Notes to Financial Statements.<br />
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Financial Statements<br />
Note 1 — Purpose and summary<br />
of accounting policies:<br />
Purpose: <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> (the “Organization”) is<br />
organized and operated for the encouragement and<br />
recognition of scholastic and professional excellence<br />
in the fields of finance, accounting and information<br />
systems. The Organization’s objectives are<br />
accomplished through the activities of its chapters.<br />
Financial resources to promote these activities are<br />
provided by the chapters and various public and<br />
private firms.<br />
Accounting method: The accompanying financial<br />
statements are prepared on the accrual basis of<br />
accounting.<br />
Use of estimates: The preparation of financial<br />
statements in conformity with accounting principles<br />
generally accepted in the United States of America<br />
requires management to make estimates and<br />
assumptions that affect certain reported amounts<br />
and disclosures. Accordingly, actual results could<br />
differ from those estimates.<br />
Cash and cash equivalents: The Organization<br />
considers instruments with an original maturity of<br />
three months or less when purchased to be cash<br />
equivalents. As of April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, the<br />
Organization’s cash equivalents consisted primarily<br />
of short-term U.S. treasury obligations and money<br />
market funds.<br />
Investments: Short and long-term investments for<br />
the years ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009 consist<br />
of certificates of deposit with varying maturity<br />
lengths. Certificates of deposit with maturities<br />
of greater than three months, but less than one<br />
year are considered short-term. Certificates of<br />
deposit greater than one year are considered held<br />
long-term.<br />
Concentrations of credit risk: Financial<br />
instruments which potentially subject the<br />
Organization to concentrations of credit risk consist<br />
of cash and cash equivalents. The Organization<br />
maintains its cash and cash equivalents in<br />
account balances, which may at times exceed<br />
the insured amount under the Federal Deposit<br />
Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”). As of April 30,<br />
<strong>2010</strong> and 2009, the Organization’s cash balance<br />
exceeded the current insured amount under<br />
FDIC by approximately $173,000 and $166,000,<br />
respectively. Cash equivalent amounts invested in<br />
a Sweep Investment Account (“Sweep Account”),<br />
collateralized by U.S. Government securities, are not<br />
insured nor guaranteed by the FDIC. As of April 30,<br />
<strong>2010</strong> and 2009, the balance in the Sweep Account<br />
was $905,000 and $0, respectively.<br />
Accounts receivable: Credit risk with respect<br />
to accounts receivable is limited because<br />
the Organization deals with a large number<br />
of members in a wide geographic area. The<br />
Organization closely monitors the extension of<br />
credit to its members. On a periodic basis, the<br />
Organization evaluates its accounts receivable<br />
and establishes an allowance for doubtful<br />
accounts, based on a history of past write-offs<br />
and collections and current credit considerations.<br />
Consequently, as of April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, the<br />
Organization has no significant concentrations of<br />
credit risk. As of April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, there<br />
is no allowance for doubtful accounts established<br />
as management believes that all amounts are<br />
collectible.<br />
Web site development costs: All costs incurred<br />
in planning the development of a web site are<br />
expensed as incurred. Costs, other than general<br />
and administrative and overhead costs, incurred<br />
in the web site application and infrastructure<br />
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Financial Statements<br />
development stage, which involves acquiring<br />
or developing hardware and software to<br />
operate the web site, are capitalized. Fees<br />
paid to an Internet service provider for<br />
hosting a web site on its server(s) connected<br />
to the Internet are expensed over the<br />
estimated period of benefit. Other costs<br />
incurred during the operating stage, such<br />
as training, administration and maintenance<br />
costs, are expensed as incurred. Costs<br />
incurred during the operating stage for<br />
upgrades and enhancements of a web site<br />
are capitalized if it is probable that they will<br />
result in added functionality. Capitalized web<br />
site development costs are amortized on a<br />
straight-line basis over their estimated useful<br />
life. The unamortized costs remaining as of<br />
April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009 represent salary and<br />
outsourced costs associated with new site<br />
development and enhancements.<br />
Fair value measurements: The<br />
Organization adopted the fair value<br />
accounting standard as of the beginning of<br />
its <strong>2010</strong> fiscal year. The accounting standard<br />
for fair value establishes a framework for<br />
measuring fair value and expands disclosures<br />
about fair value measurements.<br />
Net assets: The Organization’s financial<br />
resources have been combined into two net<br />
asset classes (unrestricted and temporarily<br />
restricted) based upon stipulations imposed<br />
by donors. Unrestricted net assets include<br />
expendable resources over which the<br />
Organization’s Board of Directors has<br />
discretionary control and are used to<br />
carry out the Organization’s operations in<br />
accordance with its by-laws. Temporarily<br />
restricted net assets include resources<br />
expendable only for those purposes specified<br />
by a donor or grantor. The restrictions are<br />
satisfied by specific expenditures of the<br />
Organization.<br />
Contributed services: The Organization<br />
recognizes contribution revenue for certain<br />
contributed services received at the fair value<br />
of those services. Those services include<br />
facilities and organizational support valued<br />
at $109,639 and $97,029 for the years<br />
ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, respectively,<br />
furnished by the American Institute of<br />
Certified Public Accountants. See Note 5 for<br />
additional services provided by the American<br />
Institute of Certified Public Accountants. In<br />
addition, a significant amount of time, for<br />
which no value has been assigned as it does<br />
not meet the criteria for recognition, was<br />
volunteered by professors and students to<br />
the activities of the Organization.<br />
Contributed property and fixtures:<br />
Contributed property and fixtures are<br />
recorded at fair value at the date of<br />
donation. If donors stipulate the use of the<br />
assets, the contributions are recorded as<br />
restricted support. In the absence of such<br />
stipulations, contributions of property and<br />
fixtures are recorded as unrestricted support.<br />
No contributed property or fixtures were<br />
donated for the years ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong><br />
and 2009.<br />
Revenue recognition: Revenue from<br />
initiation and chapter maintenance fees are<br />
recorded in the period the fees are due.<br />
Contributions as well as charter and petition<br />
fees are recognized in the period received.<br />
Revenue received from the annual student<br />
convention, regional meetings, and other<br />
conferences is recognized in the period in<br />
which the event occurs.<br />
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New accounting<br />
pronouncements:<br />
Income taxes: The Organization adopted<br />
the new accounting for uncertainty in<br />
income taxes guidance on May 1, 2009.<br />
The adoption of that guidance did not result<br />
in the recognition of any unrecognized<br />
tax benefits and the Organization has no<br />
unrecognized tax benefits at April 30, <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
The Organization’s U.S. Federal income tax<br />
returns prior to fiscal year April 30, 2007<br />
are closed and management continually<br />
evaluates expiring statutes of limitations,<br />
audits, proposed settlements, changes in tax<br />
law and new authoritative rulings.<br />
As of April 30, <strong>2010</strong>, the Organization did<br />
not recognize any interest and penalties<br />
associated with tax matters.<br />
Subsequent events: In May 2009, the<br />
Financial Accounting Standards Board<br />
(“FASB”) issued authoritative guidance<br />
regarding subsequent events that provides<br />
guidance as to when an entity should<br />
recognize events or transactions occurring<br />
after the statement of financial position<br />
date in its financial statements and the<br />
necessary disclosures related to these events.<br />
The Organization adopted the provisions<br />
of this guidance for the fiscal year ended<br />
April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and the adoption of this<br />
guidance did not have a material impact<br />
on the Organization’s financial statements.<br />
The Organization has evaluated subsequent<br />
events through June 16,<strong>2010</strong>, the date which<br />
the financial statements were available to be<br />
issued.<br />
Codification: In June 2009, the FASB<br />
issued authoritative guidance regarding<br />
accounting standards codification and the<br />
hierarchy of generally accepted accounting<br />
principles (“GAAP”). This guidance has<br />
become the source of the authoritative U.S.<br />
GAAP recognized by the FASB and applied<br />
by nongovernmental entities. This guidance<br />
was effective for financial statements issued<br />
for interim and annual periods ending after<br />
September 15, 2009. The Organization<br />
adopted the provisions of this guidance for<br />
the fiscal year ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and<br />
the adoption of this guidance did not have<br />
a material impact on the Organization’s<br />
financial statements.<br />
Reclassifications: Certain accounts in<br />
the 2009 financial statements have been<br />
reclassified to conform with the current<br />
year’s presentation.<br />
Note 2 — Investments:<br />
Investments consist of the following:<br />
Certificates of deposit –<br />
short term<br />
Certificates of deposit –<br />
long term<br />
The fair value of the certificates of deposit<br />
approximates cost.<br />
Investment income consists of interest income<br />
of $6,652 and $17,815 in <strong>2010</strong> and 2009,<br />
respectively.<br />
Note 3 — Fair value<br />
measurements:<br />
As stated in Note 1, on May 1, 2009,<br />
the Organization adopted the fair value<br />
accounting standard to value its financial<br />
<strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />
$304,213 $215,802<br />
115,839 199,254<br />
Total FAIR VALUE $420,052 $415.056<br />
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assets and liabilities. Fair value is based on<br />
the price that would be received to sell an<br />
asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly<br />
transaction between market participants at<br />
the measurement date. In order to increase<br />
consistency and comparability in fair value<br />
measurements, the fair value accounting<br />
standard establishes a fair value hierarchy that<br />
prioritizes observable and unobservable inputs<br />
used to measure fair value into three broad<br />
levels, which are described below:<br />
Level 1: Quoted prices (unadjusted) in<br />
active markets that are accessible at the<br />
measurement date for identical assets or<br />
liabilities. The fair value hierarchy gives the<br />
highest priority to Level 1 inputs.<br />
Level 2: Observable inputs other than<br />
Level 1 prices such as quoted prices for<br />
similar assets or liabilities; quoted prices<br />
in inactive markets; or model-derived<br />
valuations in which all significant inputs are<br />
observable or can be derived principally<br />
from or corroborated with observable<br />
market data.<br />
Level 3: Unobservable inputs are used<br />
when little or no market data is available.<br />
The fair value hierarchy gives the lowest<br />
priority to Level 3 inputs.<br />
In determining fair value, the Organization<br />
utilizes valuation techniques that maximize<br />
the use of observable inputs and minimize<br />
the use of unobservable inputs to the extent<br />
possible as well as considers counterparty<br />
credit risk in its assessment of fair value.<br />
Financial assets carried at fair value at April 30,<br />
<strong>2010</strong> are classified in the table below in one of<br />
the three categories described above:<br />
Fair Value Measurements Using<br />
Quoted Prices in<br />
Active Markets<br />
for Identical<br />
Total<br />
Instruments<br />
(Level 1)<br />
Certificates of deposit $420,052 $420,052<br />
Total ASSETS MEASURES<br />
AT FAIR VALUE<br />
$420,052 $420,052<br />
Investments in certificates of deposit are<br />
valued using market prices on active markets<br />
(Level 1). Level 1 instrument valuations<br />
are obtained from real-time quotes for<br />
transactions in active exchange markets<br />
involving identical assets.<br />
The preceding methods described may<br />
produce a fair value calculation that may<br />
not be indicative of net realizable value or<br />
reflective of future fair values.<br />
Note 4 — Temporarily<br />
restricted net assets:<br />
Temporarily restricted net assets were released<br />
from restrictions in fiscal <strong>2010</strong> and 2009 in<br />
fulfillment of the following purposes:<br />
2009 2008<br />
Best practice awards $ 27,250 $26,275<br />
Faculty advisor awards 25,000 30,000<br />
Superior chapter awards 31,125 50,600<br />
Diversity awards 10,000 10,000<br />
Project Run With It<br />
awards and program<br />
expenses<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
Gold Challenge awards 35,966<br />
Teresa and James<br />
Conover<br />
Totals $149,341 $136,925<br />
Since fiscal year 2001, Deloitte has been a<br />
sponsor of the Best Practices program intended<br />
to encourage students to develop and execute<br />
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programs that promote awareness and student<br />
involvement in projects that exemplify values<br />
shared by <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> and Deloitte. Deloitte<br />
sponsors the awards for the Best Practices<br />
competitions held at both the Regional and<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> meetings. Since fiscal year 2008,<br />
McGladrey & Pullen LLP has sponsored the<br />
annual program awarding the outstanding<br />
chapter faculty advisors. During fiscal <strong>2010</strong><br />
there were a total of five (5) awards given to<br />
faculty advisors.<br />
KPMG is the sponsor of the Superior Chapter<br />
Award Program. <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong>’s objectives<br />
are accomplished through the activities of<br />
its individual chapters. As such, activities of<br />
each chapter are evaluated annually through<br />
a report of each chapter. The Organization<br />
designates outstanding chapters with a<br />
Superior Chapter award in accordance with the<br />
program for chapter activities.<br />
Beginning in fiscal <strong>2010</strong>, KPMG also sponsored<br />
the Gold Challenge awards and related<br />
expenses for those chapters that go above and<br />
beyond what is required to become a Superior<br />
Chapter. During fiscal <strong>2010</strong> there were a total<br />
of fourteen (14) awards given to chapters.<br />
Ernst & Young will provide an annual award for<br />
up to ten chapters who have made an impact<br />
on “diversity” within <strong>Beta</strong> <strong>Alpha</strong> <strong>Psi</strong> and/or their<br />
respective school/community. During fiscal<br />
<strong>2010</strong>, four (4) awards were given to chapters.<br />
Since fiscal 2009, Moss Adams LLP has<br />
sponsored Project Run With It competition<br />
awards and program expenses that provided<br />
each individual on the first-place team with<br />
a plaque and their chapter also receives an<br />
award. During fiscal <strong>2010</strong>, ten (10) awards were<br />
given to chapters.<br />
All temporarily restricted net assets are<br />
restricted for use for specific program activities<br />
in future periods.<br />
Temporarily restricted net assets as of the end<br />
of the fiscal year consist of funds restricted for<br />
the following purposes:<br />
<strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />
Best practice awards $39,350 $6,600<br />
Faculty advisor awards 13,800 13,800<br />
Superior chapter awards 2,150<br />
Diversity awards 22,000 22,000<br />
Project Run With It<br />
awards and program<br />
expenses<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
Totals $97,300 $62,400<br />
Note 5 – Related party:<br />
General and administrative expenses include<br />
charges from the American Institute of<br />
Certified Public Accountants for payroll and<br />
benefits, consistent with an annual agreement,<br />
which amounted to $284,503 and $233,501<br />
for the years ended April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009<br />
respectively. At April 30, <strong>2010</strong> and 2009, the<br />
Organization owed the American Institute<br />
of Certified Public Accountants $35,189 and<br />
$58,891, respectively, which is included in<br />
accounts payable.<br />
Note 6 – Tax status:<br />
The Organization is a not-for-profit agency<br />
exempt from Federal income tax under Section<br />
501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and<br />
has been classified as a charitable organization<br />
qualifying for the maximum charitable<br />
contribution deduction by donors.<br />
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Past Presidents of BETA ALPHA PSI<br />
The International Honors Organization for Business<br />
Information Professionals<br />
Term Name Affiliation<br />
1919 – 1924 Hiram T. Scovill Illinois<br />
1924 – 1927 Eric L. Kohler Chicago, IL<br />
1927 – 1929 A.C. Littleton Illinois<br />
1929 – 1930 William E. Cox Washington<br />
1931 Jacob B. Taylor Ohio State<br />
1932 F.W. Woodbridge Southern California<br />
1933 – 1934 John T. Madden New York<br />
1935 – 1936 Charles F. Schlatter Illinois<br />
1937 C. Aubrey Smith Texas<br />
1938 H.J. Ostlund Minnesota<br />
1939 W.E. Karrenbrock California<br />
1940 Fayette H. Elwell Wisconsin<br />
1941 Hermann C. Miller Ohio State<br />
1941 George E. Bennett Syracuse<br />
1942 – 1947 James McConahey Washington<br />
1947 – 1948 Hazen W. Kendrick Colorado<br />
1948 – 1949 Thomas M. Dickerson Case Western Reserve<br />
1949 – 1950 William E. Dickerson Ohio State<br />
1950 – 1951 Gould L. Harris New York<br />
1951 – 1952 John Arch White Texas<br />
1952 – 1953 C.C. Staehling California<br />
1953 – 1954 S.M. Wedeberg Maryland<br />
1954 – 1955 J.C. Gibson Wisconsin<br />
1955 – 1956 A.J. Penz Alabama<br />
1956 – 1957 Wayne E. Shroyer Denver<br />
1957 – 1958 William B. Jencks Ohio State<br />
1958 – 1959 Willard E. Stone Pennsylvania<br />
1959 – 1960 Nolan E. Williams Arkansas<br />
1960 – 1961 Robert H. Van Voorhis Louisiana State<br />
1961 – 1962 Herbert E. Miller Michigan State<br />
1962 – 1963 C. Rollin Niswonger Miami (Ohio)<br />
1963 – 1964 Emerson Henke Baylor<br />
1964 – 1965 Julius Roller Washington<br />
1965 – 1966 Vern H. Vincent West Virginia<br />
1966 – 1967 Wilton T. Anderson Oklahoma State<br />
1967 – 1968 Leon E. Hay Indiana<br />
1968 – 1969 Vern E. Odmark San Diego State<br />
1969 – 1970 Harvey E. Donley Bowling Green State<br />
Term Name Affiliation<br />
1970 – 1971 Charles W. Taylor Mississippi<br />
1971 – 1972 Robert S. Wasley Colorado<br />
1972 – 1973 Harold L. Royer Miami (Florida)<br />
1973 – 1975 Hollis A. Dixon Arizona<br />
1975 – 1976 Robert S. Maust West Virginia<br />
1976 – 1977 Fred J. Mueller Washington<br />
1977 – 1978 Doris M. Cook Arkansas<br />
1978 – 1979 Thomas J. Burns Ohio State<br />
1979 – 1980 James W. Pattillo South Bend, IN<br />
1980 – 1981 Joyce C. Dean Baylor<br />
1981 – 1982 Henry R. Anderson CSU, Fullerton<br />
1982 – 1983 Jack E. Kiger Tennessee<br />
1983 – 1984 Richard W. Metcalf Nebraska-Lincoln<br />
1984 – 1985 David E. Tinius Seattle<br />
1985 – 1986 Richard J. Murdock Ohio State<br />
1986 – 1987 Joe R. Fritzemeyer Arizona State<br />
1987 – 1988 Jan R. Williams Tennessee<br />
1988 – 1989 William R. Welke Western Michigan<br />
1989 – 1990 Donald L. Tang Portland State<br />
1990 – 1991 Larzette G. Hale Brigham Young<br />
1991 – 1992 H. Ronald Pitt Northern Arizona<br />
1992 – 1993 Howard P. Sanders South Carolina<br />
1993 – 1994 F. Eugene Butts Appalachian State<br />
1994 – 1995 Clifford Skousen Utah State<br />
1995 – 1996 Frederick Richardson Virginia Tech<br />
1996 – 1997 Penelope Yunker Western Illinois<br />
1997 – 1998 Willard Galliart Loyola University - Chicago<br />
1998 – 1999 Sam Vitkoski BDO Seidman, LLP<br />
1999 – 2000 Bernie Milano KPMG LLP<br />
2000 – 2001 Diane Pattison University of San Diego<br />
2001 – 2002 W. Steve Albrecht Brigham Young University<br />
2002 – 2003 Dennis R. Reigle Arthur Andersen<br />
2003 – 2004 T. Sterling Wetzel Oklahoma State University<br />
2004 – 2005 Donna Street University of Dayton<br />
2005 – 2006 Karen Pincus University of Arkansas<br />
2006 – 2007 Kenneth Bouyer Ernst & Young LLP<br />
2007 – 2008 Stephanie Bryant University of South Florida<br />
2008 – 2009 Nancy B. Nichols James Madison University<br />
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