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Richardson, A. P. 1921. Schools of accountancy. Journal of Accountancy (June): 429-430.
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Riley, R. A. Jr., G. Smith and G. R. Young. 2012. Does incorporating professionals in higher education settings make a difference? An overview of related research. The CPA Journal (July): 68-70.
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Riskin, R. 2018. Help clients balance retirement and education planning. Journal of Accountancy (February): 22-26.
Rissing, B. A. 2017. Book review: N. K. Warikoo: The Diversity Bargain and Other Dilemmas of Race, Admissions, and Meritocracy at Elite Universities. Administrative Science Quarterly 62(4): NP51-NP53.
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Robinson, Sir Ken: Do Schools Kill Creativity? TEDTalks YouTube Video (Note and Link).
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Russell, R. C. 1947. Some observations on an intensive university coaching course for the CPA examination. The Accounting Review (July): 309-312.
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Ryack, K. N., M. C. Mastilak, C. D. Hodgdon and J. S. Allen. 2015. Concepts-based education in a rules-based world: A challenge for accounting educators. Issues in Accounting Education (November): 251-274.
Ryan, J. 2015. Jump-start students' careers: Outstanding students can spark successful careers with the exciting new IMA Accounting Honor Society (IAHS) and IMA Leadership Experience programs. Strategic Finance (August): 65-69. (IMA has 13,044 student members around the world. Globally there are 132 student chapters. Twenty-five Universities have been recognized by the IMA higher education endorsement program and 489 students have been inducted into the IAHS since 2015. For information about IMA's student scholarships, awards, and competitions see www.imanet.org/student-recognition).
Ryan, J. 2016. Exceptional students: Experience leadership. Strategic Finance (August): 62-63.
Ryan, J. 2017. Students on board: These accomplished students were chosen to participate in the IMA student leadership experience and learn for the IMA Global board of Directors. Strategic Finance (August): 64-68.
Ryan, J. 2018. Leadership IMA style. Strategic Finance (August): 77-81. (IMA student leadership experience and 2018 student and educator award winners).
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