Natalia Mintchik
Natalia
Mintchik
Assistant ProfessorOffice:
1202 Tower ~ Voice: 314-516-6686
E-Mail: minchikn@umsl.edu
Degrees Held:
Master of Economics, Moscow State University (Russia), 1993
Interests:
Teaching:
Areas:
- Auditing, Managerial Accounting, Information Systems
- Auditing
- Managerial Accounting
Research:
- Properties
of analysts’ forecasts, organizational consequences of IT,
epistemological beliefs as determinants of ethical
decision-making and professional skepticism.
- N.
Mintchik “The effect of SFAS No. 141 on earnings predictability of
merging firms: evidence from the initial year of
implementation. "
- N.
Mintchik “The
contribution of power perspective into explanation of IT
productivity paradox.”
Refereed proceedings:
- N. Mintchik, 2006. “The effect of SFAS No. 141 on the transparency of business combinations reporting: evidence from the initial year of implementation .” Presentation at Midwest AAA 2006 meeting in Chicago Forum paper at AAA 2006 annual meeting in Washington, D. C.
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N. Mintchik “The IT productivity paradox as the evidence of the modern managerial revolution.” Presentation at Midwest AAA 2006 meeting in Chicago New Scholar session paper at AAA 2006 annual meeting in Washington, D. C.
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N. Mintchik “Is there a relationship between moral sensitivity and epistemological beliefs? Consequences for accounting education and research.” August, 2005. Forum paper at 10-th Symposium on Ethics in Accounting.
Honors:
The UNT Outstanding Doctoral Student in Accounting Reward, April 2004.
Doctoral Consortium Fellow at the AAA/Deloitte & Touche/J. Michael Cook Doctoral Consortium, June 2003.
Degree with merit from Moscow State University .