Dr. Ross has earned several awards for outstanding teaching at several universities. Her research focuses on pedagogical issues that are important for students and applied research for practitioners. Dr. Ross' research is primarily in the areas of accounting information systems and auditing and she has served as the Accounting Information Systems Chairperson for the Midwest Accounting Association Meeting. She is also actively involved in ECAIS, the European Conference on Accounting Information Systems. Dr. Ross has also presented numerous papers at regional, national and international conferences.
Ross, B. W. & Geerts, G. (2002). Design and Evaluation of an Internet Study Tool as a Data Collection Device. Review of Business Information Systems, 6 (1), 7-16.
Ross, B. W., Geerts, G., & White, C. (2002). Stevie: A Dynamic, Between-Instructor Collaborative Internet Tool for Learning Cardinalities. Journal of Information Systems, 16 (1).
Ross, B. W., Moreland, K., & Lillie, T. (2001). Performance Measurement Services Can Enhance Analytical Procedures. CPA Journal.
Ross, B. W. & Geerts, G. (2000). The Belgian Chocolate Company: A Dynamic Data Modeling and Database Design Case for the Accounting Information Systems Class. Journal of Information Systems, 14 (1).
Ross, B. W. & Geerts, G. (in press, 2000). Delivery of Accounting Information Systems Study Tools though the Internet. Review of Business Information Systems, 4 (I).
