Talk about members;AAH Education Committee;Call for Manuscripts: The Accounting Historians Journal;Stone and Galassi;Sinning and Sykxhoorn;Ribezzo;Seidman;1993 membership competition

              TALK ABOUT MEMBERS
STONE AND GALASSI
Professors Mary Stone, American
Accounting Association Secretary/
Treasurer, University of Alabama and
Giuseppe Galassi, University of Parma,
Italy, participated as panelist at the
Association's Third Academic Accounting
Conference, November 13, 1993, in
Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C.
SINNING AND
SYKXHOORN
Drs. Kathleen E. Sinning and Hans
J. Dykxhoorn, Western Michigan Univer­sity,
are serving as Editors of the Journal
of International Accounting, Auditing &
Taxation.
RIBEZZO
John Ribezzo, Community College of
Rhode Island, was elected president of
the newly formed Rhode Island
Association of Accounting Professors.
The organization was formed to promote
excellence in accounting education in
both public and private colleges and uni­versities.
SEIDMAN
P. K. Seidman was recently inducted
into the Tennessee Accounting Hall of
Fame. Our congratulations on this high
honor.
1993 MEMBERSHIP
COMPETITION
Alan Mayper, chairperson of the
1993 membership committee, reports
that during the past year, the committee
sponsored a bit of competition among the
committee members. David Hay, Mary
Harston, and Hans Dykxhoorn were rec­ognized
for sponsoring three or more
members during the year.
WANTED
MANUSCRIPTS AND ITEMS OF
INTEREST
Anyone wishing to submit short article
manuscripts, notes, cartoons, shaggy dog
stories, letters to the editor, or other items
to THE ACCOUNTING HISTORIANS
NOTEBOOK should send the material
for consideration to the editor, Elliott L.
Slocum, School of Accountancy, Georgia
State University, University Plaza,
Atlanta, GA 30303.
THE AAH EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Professor K. Sinning of the AAH
Education Committee has been given the
charge to collect and disseminate course
syllabi for accounting history courses, and
courses which have integrated accounting
history into the outline. The compiled
syllabi will be reproduced on diskette and
distributed to members of the Academy.
Anyone who wishes to send a syllabi
should submit both a hard copy and a copy
of a diskette using WordPerfect, if possible,
to Professor K. Sinning, 3182 Haworth
College of Business, Western Michigan
University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 49008.
8 The Accounting Historians Notebook, Spring, 1994