Faculty KudosCongratulations to Galen Sevcik, who was chosen as an Outstanding Teacher by the PMBA cohorts graduating in December 2011. |
 Spring Banquet The School of Accountancy hosted its inaugural spring banquet on April 27 at Maggiano’s in Buckhead. More than 150 firm representatives, faculty and students celebrated the success of accounting clubs ALPFA, ASCEND, BAP, NABA and Tau Alpha Chi. View a photo slideshow » |
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The School of Accountancy offers quality accounting education and research. The programs in the School of Accountancy include a four-year undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree (BBA), the Master of Professional Accountancy degree (MPA), Master of Science Information Systems Audit and Control (MISAC), Master of Taxation degree (MTAX) and a Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Accounting (Ph.D.).
The teaching mission of the School of Accountancy is to produce outstanding graduates by offering comprehensive, state-of-the-art bachelor's, master's, doctoral and continuing professional education programs. The school is home to the Controllers Leadership Forum and serves as the home base and support for a number of student organizations. |
From the Atlanta Business Chronicle - December 16, 2011: The recession has heightened interest in what already was a popular major by making other potential degree programs look more risky by comparison. According to Galen Sevcik of the School of Accountancy, “The labor market is a lot less forgiving now,” he said. “It used to be you could come out with a less applied major and still get a job. Things have gotten so tight that firms are looking to hire people who can bring value from the start.”. Read more 
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The School of Accountancy has launched The Account, an alumni newsletter covering upcoming alumni events, and faculty and alumni achievements.
Read the spring 2011 issue »
Read about the May 2011 Study Abroad in Greece and Turkey, a joint Management and Accounting initiative. »
