While the AICPA and accounting firms have recognized that an ethnically diverse profession is better able to serve its clients, diversity gains have been meager over the last 35 years. Career choices made by African-American students may cause this trend. The current study uses social cognitive career theory as a framework to set forth propositions for why traditional recruiting of African-American students may not be successful. Research on factors that hinder African Americans ’ entrance into the profession will promote addressing those specific barriers in diversity efforts. This paper makes several suggestions for research to advance this goal
This study assesses factors predictive of the range of possible occupations considered by 166 Africa...
This explanatory sequential mixed methodology study examined the impact of mentorship on African Ame...
The growth in large multinational corporations with highly diversified activities, requiring relativ...
The accounting profession is one of the most under-represented industries in hiring, retaining, and ...
The percentage of minority professionals in the major accounting firms has risen only 2 percentage p...
This paper examines the role of mentoring among African American accountants to contribute to our kn...
Accounting educators no doubt agree that diversity is an important and much neglected part of accoun...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to identify factors that may have influenced the choice of...
Nearly one-quarter of a century has elapsed since Williams et al. (1988, 62) pleaded for additional ...
A shortage of black people in the accounting profession in South Africa is a major cause for concern...
Factors like the increasing globalization of business in the world, the imperative to serve increasi...
A shortage of black people in the accounting profession in South Africa is a major cause for concern...
This paper discusses the increasing diversity in the accounting profession. Evidence is presented su...
This is a qualitative research examining the impact of diversity in the Certified Public Accounting(...
This study addresses mechanisms of exclusion and discrimination in the accounting profession. It ill...
This study assesses factors predictive of the range of possible occupations considered by 166 Africa...
This explanatory sequential mixed methodology study examined the impact of mentorship on African Ame...
The growth in large multinational corporations with highly diversified activities, requiring relativ...
The accounting profession is one of the most under-represented industries in hiring, retaining, and ...
The percentage of minority professionals in the major accounting firms has risen only 2 percentage p...
This paper examines the role of mentoring among African American accountants to contribute to our kn...
Accounting educators no doubt agree that diversity is an important and much neglected part of accoun...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to identify factors that may have influenced the choice of...
Nearly one-quarter of a century has elapsed since Williams et al. (1988, 62) pleaded for additional ...
A shortage of black people in the accounting profession in South Africa is a major cause for concern...
Factors like the increasing globalization of business in the world, the imperative to serve increasi...
A shortage of black people in the accounting profession in South Africa is a major cause for concern...
This paper discusses the increasing diversity in the accounting profession. Evidence is presented su...
This is a qualitative research examining the impact of diversity in the Certified Public Accounting(...
This study addresses mechanisms of exclusion and discrimination in the accounting profession. It ill...
This study assesses factors predictive of the range of possible occupations considered by 166 Africa...
This explanatory sequential mixed methodology study examined the impact of mentorship on African Ame...
The growth in large multinational corporations with highly diversified activities, requiring relativ...