CONSTANCE CRAWFORD

PROFESSOR OF ACCOUNTING
B.S., Fordham University
M.B.A., Iona College, C.P.A.

Year Joined RCNJ: 1992

Courses Offered:

• Principles of Financial Accounting
• Principles of Managerial Accounting
• Advanced Financial Accounting
• Advanced Seminar in Business Strategy
• Auditing
• Financial Statistic Analysis
• Strategic Management

Teaching Interest:

• Auditing
• Advanced Financial Accounting

Research Interest:

• Ethical Implications of Taxation on Society
• Viability of Guest Worker Program on U.S. Economy

Recent Publications:

• Crawford, C. (2008). Is It Ethical to Eliminate Estate Taxation? The Consequences of an Unfair and Inequitable Tax System in the United States.  Journal of Applied Business and Economics, 8 (1), 111-114. Refereed and International.
• Crawford, C. (2008).  How the Subprime Mortgage Industry Failure Caused Wall Street to Retreat with the Bears... Northeast Business & Economics Association. Referred and International.
• Crawford, C. & Crawford, C. (2007). Impact of Ethics on an Equitable System of Tax in the United States. Journal of Business and Economics Research, 5 (2), 9-12.
• Crawford, C. (2006). The Impact of Ethics on an Equitable System of Tax in the United States:  The Correlation Between Equity and the Alternative Minimum Tax.  The 2006 Applied Business Research and College Teaching and Learning Conference Proceedings. Best Paper Award. Refereed and International. Publication: Journal of Business & Economic Research  5(2). Feb 2007.
• Crawford, C. (2006, October). Impact of Sarbanes Oxley on Foreign Corporations.   Presented at Northeast Business & Economics Association Conference Proceedings, Port Jefferson, New York. Refereed and International.
• Crawford, C. (2005).  Ethics and Corporate Responsibility: An Examination of Accounting Ethics and Gender Correlation. National Business and Economic Society.Co-authored. Refereed and national