Recent Faculty Scholarship
Updated: May 28, 2025
Faculty Scholarship from December 2024 to April 2025
- Presentation: Diversity at Providence College, Faculty DEI Council, February 2025.
- Media Appearance, Job Market Advice for Management Majors, Benjamin Family Media Fellowship, February 2025.
- Paper Presentation: “Lobbying Report Compliance: Evidence from Corporate Tax Lobbying,” American Taxation Association (Dallas, TX), February, 2025.
- Article Accepted: “Raising the Bottom Without Trying to Cap the Top: Addressing Income Inequality Through Enhanced Deductibility of Worker Pay, UC Berkeley Business Law Journal, forthcoming Spring 2025.
- Paper Accepted: “Permaculture and the Buying Center Eco-System” accepted for publication in the Business Horizons Journal, March 2025.
- Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Calculating APR on Credit Cards, May 2025.
- Presentation: “Intentionality in Teaching Accounting Ethics – Developing Ethical Leaders for the Accounting Profession” at the American Accounting Association Webinar Series on Accounting Research and Education, February 2025.
- Media Appearance: “Sports Bettors Have One App in R.I. More May Be on the Way.” Rhode Island Current, March 2025.
- Media Appearance: The Concerns Behind Tik Tok, Providence College YouTube Channel, March 2025.
- Article Accepted: “Can Value Congruity Influence Trust and Agreement with Controversial COVID-19-related Decisions?” Journal of Global Marketing, January 2025.
- Conference: “Sustainability and Visit Intentions: The Mediating Role of Identification with the Destination,” Association of Marketing Theory and Practice (Myrtle Beach, SC), March 2025.
- Paper Accepted: Buchanan, J., E. Griffith, T. Lambert, and S. Perreault. “Dark Triad traits in accounting: An operating, reporting, and assurance framework.” Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory , May 2025.
GREG TOBOLEWSKI
- Article Accepted: “Ethical Leadership: A Fundamental Tool in Combating Burnout,” Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Spring 2025.
- “Power to the People: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Energy, Nutrition Insecurity, and Environmental Disruption” in Charles W. Whalen ed. Beyond Precarity: Fashioning Prosperous, Humane, and Sustainable Societies in the Age of Financialization and Global Warming, Edward Elgar, 2025.
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