Professor Etter currently teaches Intermediate Accounting at the undergraduate level and Introductory Financial Accounting at the graduate level. He has been the recipient of several teaching awards for his excellence in the classroom. His research interests are in the areas of international accounting and accounting education; and he has presented his research at national and regional accounting conferences. Prior to coming to Eastern Michigan, Professor Etter was at the University of South Florida. He also has several years of industry experience as an internal auditor.
Brickner, D.R. & Etter, E. R. (2007, April). Strategies for Promoting Active Learning in a Principles of Accounting Course. Presented at Allied Academies International Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
Brickner, D. R. & Etter, E. R. (in press, 2007). Strategies for Implementing an Active-Learning Environment in Teaching the Principles of Financial Accounting Course. Academy of Educational Leadership.
Etter, E. R., Reck, J., & Lippincott, B. (in press, 2006). An Analysis of U.S. and Latin American Financial Accounting Ratios. Advances in International Accounting, 19 (145-173).
Etter, E. R. & Brickner, D. R. (2005). Looking for Help in Your Principles of Accounting Class? Try Supplemental Instruction. New Accountant, 712, 16-22.
Brickner, D. R. & Etter, E. R. (2005). Networking: It's Not Only Who You Know, But What You Do to Get Known. New Accountant, 710, 12-17, 22.
