Janet S. Greenlee

Associate Professor, CPA
Full-Time Faculty
School of Business Administration: Accounting

  • Location: Miriam Hall 413
  • Phone: 937-229-4790
  • Email: Contact

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Courses Taught

  • ACC 341 - Accounting Information Systems I
  • MBA 602B - Fraud Examination
  • MBA 606 - Financial Statement Analysis

Degrees

  • University of Kentucky, PhD, 1993
  • University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), MBA, 1978
  • Ohio State University, BS, 1967

Professional Activities

  • Association for Research in Nonprofit Organizations & Voluntary Action
  • American Institute of Certified Fraud Examiners
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Research Interests

  • The influence of accounting and other information on decisions in the nongovernmental, nonprofit sector
  • The impact of legal and internal control issues on accountants and the accounting profession

Selected Publications

  • Greenlee, J., D. Randolph and S. Richtermeyer. (2011). "Better Analytical Reviews of Charitable Organizations." The CPA Journal. (July)
  • Greenlee, J., Fischer, M., Gordon, T., Keating, E. (2007). An Investigation of Fraud in Nonprofit Organizations: Occurrences and Deterrents. Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Quarterly, (December).
  • Greenlee, J., Fischer, M., Gordon, T., Keating, E. (2007). Fraud in Nonprofit Organizations: Occurrences and Deterrents. Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 36(4), 676-694.
  • Greenlee, J., Fischer, M., Gordon, T., Keating, E. (2007). How to Steal from a Nonprofit: Who Does It and How to Prevent It. Nonprofit Quarterly, IX(3), 315-319.
  • Greenlee, J., Tuckman, H. (2006). Indicators of Financial Health. In Young, D. (Ed.), Financing Nonprofits: Bridging Theory and Practice (pp. 315-335). Lanham, MO, USA: Altamira Press & National Center on Nonprofit Enterprise.
  • Greenlee, J. (2006). Not-for-Profit Accounting. In Oliverio, M. E. (Ed.), Encylopedia of Business and Finance. Macmillian Reference.
  • Greenlee, J. (2005). Financial and Resources Management. In Burlingame, D., Hammack, D. (Ed.), Education for a Civil Society (pp. 49-50). Indianapolis, IN: Center on Philanthropy, Indiana University.
  • Greenlee, J., Fischer, M., Gordon, T., Keating, E. (2005). The Single Audit Act: How Compliant are Nonprofit Organizations? Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting, and Financial Management, 17(3), 385-309.
  • Greenlee, J., Trussel, J. (2004). A Financial Rating System for Charitable Nonprofit Organizations. Research in Government and Nonprofit Accounting, 11, 105-128.
  • Greenlee, J. (2004). Accountability in Philanthropic Organizations. In Burlingame, D. (Ed.), Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Enycylopedia. ABC Clio Press.
  • Greenlee, J., Keating, E. (2004). Accounting for Membership & Fundraising Costs. Nonprofit Management & Leadership, 15(2), 251-257.
  • Greenlee, J., Hager, M. (2004). Do Nonprofit Organizations Have a Bottom Line? The Uses and Abuses of Financial Data. In Frumkin, P., Imber, J. (Ed.), In Search of the Nonprofit Sector. Transaction Publishers.
  • Greenlee, J., Fischer, M., Gordon, T., Keating, E. (2004). Measuring Operations: An Analysis of US College and Universities' Financial Statements. Financial Accountability & Management, 20, 129-152.
  • Greenlee, J., Larson, L., Larson, R. (2004). Privacy Protection: By Self-Regulation, New Legislation or Foreign Mandate? Strategic Finance, 22-29.
  • Larson, L. L., Larson, R. K., Greenlee, J. (2003). Privacy Protection on the Internet. Strategic Finance, (June), 48-53.

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