Associate Professor
Acctng, Finance & Info Sys, Dept of
Kyle Hall 280
Box 6951
Ph.D. in Business Administration-Accounting at Oklahoma State University (2004) Dissertation: “Does the Extent of Compliance with International Accounting Standards Affect Information Asymmetry?”
Master’s Degree: Emporia State University (KS): M.B.A. (1988)
Bachelor’s Degree: Emporia State University (KS): B.S.B. in Accounting (1986)
CPA License—Kansas (1989)—Certificate #5925 (active, but no permit)
UNIV 100 – Introduction to Higher Education
ACTG 211 – Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
ACTG 212 – Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
ACTG 313 – Intermediate Accounting I
ACTG 314 – Intermediate Accounting II
ACTG 401 – International Accounting
ACTG 411 – Federal Taxation
ACTG 412 – Advanced Taxation
ACTG 611 – Accounting Decision Making & Control
Chatham, M. & Duncan, T. (2020). Taxation as a barrier to blockchain innovation. Journal of Taxation of Investments, 38(1), 3–21.
Davidson, D. & Chatham, M. (2017). Trade dress: Rising from the ashes. Southern Journal of Business and Ethics, 9, 57–66.
Grossman, A. & Chatham, M. (2014). Using videoconferencing to solve a business finance problem: Challenges and lessons learned from a transatlantic experience. Journal of Economics and Finance Education, 13(1), 14–27.
Chatham, M. & Davidson, D. (2011). Assessing student and instructor satisfaction with using an audience response system in introductory business courses. Business Education Innovation Journal, 3(1), 43–49.
Chatham, M. & Hernandez, R. (2010). A guide to the rules-based versus principles-based accounting debate. International Journal of Global Business and Economics, 3(1), 126–130.
Hernandez, R. J., Chatham, M. & Tobler, C. (2010). Bull and bear reverse exchangeable securities—An option-pricing approach. International Journal of Global Business and Economics, 3(1), 131–135.
Davidson, D. & Chatham, M. (2010). Kelo revisited: Can it provide unexpected employment and economic opportunities? Mustang Journal of Law and Legal Studies, 1, 9–18.
Chatham, M. (2008). Assessing the extent of compliance with international accounting standards. Journal of International Business Research, 7(1), 61–90.
Calderon, T. G., Chatham, M. & Cheh, J. (2002). An examination of the current state of accounting information systems education. Review of Business Information Systems, 6(2), 29–42.
“Is Compliance with International Accounting Standards Beneficial?” VDM Verlag (August 27, 2008) publisher.
Chatham, M. (2008, February). Does the extent of compliance with international accounting standards affect information asymmetry? Paper presented at the 14th Annual Mid-Year Conference of the International Accounting Section of the American Accounting Association, San Diego, CA.
Chatham, M., & Vietze, A. (1998, April). The IASC’s financial instruments discussion paper: An examination of the lobbying behavior. In Proceedings of the 21st Annual European Accounting Association Congress, Antwerp, Belgium.
Chatham, M., & Vietze, A. (1998, October). The IASC’s financial instruments discussion paper: An examination of the lobbying behavior. In Proceedings of the 1998 International Association for Accounting Education and Research/Center for International Education and Research in Accounting Joint Conference, Chicago, IL: DePaul University.
Davis College of Business & Economics Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year (Spring 2019)
Beta Gamma Sigma Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year (2015-2016)
Vernon K. Zimmerman Outstanding Paper - IAAER/CIERA 1998 Conference - Chicago, IL.
Oklahoma State University Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant for the College of Business Administration 1997-1998
American Accounting Association Doctoral Consortium Fellow - Lake Tahoe, NV. (1997)
Southwest Accounting Doctoral Consortium Fellow - San Antonio, TX (1995)