Stacy Mastrolia

Education

• PhD, Business Administration, Accounting, University of Tennessee, 2009.
• MBA, Georgia State University, 2005.
• BS, Accounting, Rutgers University, Douglass College, School of Business, 1989.

Faculty Research Interests

• Auditing, Corporate Governance, Forensic Accounting, Legislation, International Accounting, Financial Accounting

Recent and Representative Publications

Willits, D. S., Mastrolia, A. S., (2016) Of Moral Panics and Millennials. In Proceedings of the Northeastern Association of Business, Economics and Technology Annual Meeting, 190-207. www.nabet.us/proceedings-archive/NABET-Proceedings-2016.pdf

Mastrolia, A. S., Corbella, S., Florio, C., Gotti, G., (2015) Audit firm rotation, audit fees and audit quality: The experience of Italian public companies. Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation. 25, 46–66.

Mastrolia, A. S., Nicholls, M. C., (2015) Second Chance Homeless Shelter: A Fraud Exercise for Introductory and Survey Courses in Accounting. 1-24. https://doi.org/10.1108/s1085-462220150000017001 Emerald Group Publishing Limited.

Mastrolia, A. S., Gotti, G., (2014) Reply to the Discussion of Cost of Capital for Exempt Foreign Private Issuers: Information Risk Effect or Earnings Quality Effect? It Depends. The International Journal of Accounting. 49(2), 226 - 230. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0020706314000405

McGoun, G. E., Mastrolia, A. S., Zielonka, P., (2014) Conjuring a Reality: The Magic of the Practice of Accounting. Management and Business Administration. Central Europe. 22(3), 3-17. mbace.eu/resources/html/article/details?id=2011

Recent Courses Taught

• ACFM 371, Private Wealth Management.
• ACFM 205, Personal Finance.
• ACFM 311, Teaching Assistant in Accounting & Financial Management.
• ACFM 326, Managerial & Cost Accounting.
• ACFM 420, Accounting Seminar.
• ACFM 314, Special Topics in Accounting & Financial Management (.5 course credit).
• ACFM 327, Auditing & Assurance.
• ACFM 204, Foundations of Accounting II.

Awards and Honors

• Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Section 2016 Outstanding Instructional Contribution Award, AAA, 2016
• Best Paper Award, AAA Mid-Atlantic Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Section, 2013
• Distinguished Paper Award - International Accounting Section, American Accounting Association Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting, 2010
• Graduate Teaching Award, University Chancellor, University of Tennessee, 2008
• John R. Moore Graduate Teaching Award, College of Business, University of Tennessee, 2007