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This book addresses the considerations and factors that accounting professionals should take into account when pivoting from practice to higher education, think tanks, or other non-practitioner roles. Breaking down this transition, the book addresses issues connected to the types of job opportunities, where and when these opportunities might arise, and how any practitioner can reimagine their professional persona. Crafted from a first-hand perspective, the advice and anecdotes included throughout the book add a tangible and real-world feel to the concepts and ideas discussed in this book. 
1 A Changing Profession
1(20)
Introduction
1(1)
Changes Coming to the Profession
2(2)
A New Way of Doing Accounting
4(2)
Big Picture Technology Trends
6(3)
Connecting to Higher Education
9(2)
The Intersection of IT & Financial Services
11(3)
The Profession of the Future
14(1)
A Word About Disruption
14(2)
The Takeaway
16(1)
Wrapping Up
17(2)
Reflection Questions
19(1)
Additional Readings
19(2)
2 Making the Transition
21(18)
Introduction
21(1)
Transition Factors for Practitioners
22(2)
The Big Picture
24(2)
Assessing Academic Positions
26(2)
The Different Types of Doctorates
28(3)
Decision Factors
31(3)
Why My Story Is not Universal
34(1)
What You Should Consider
35(2)
Reflection Questions
37(1)
Additional Readings
37(2)
3 The (Career) Options
39(26)
Introduction
39(2)
An Alternative Approach
41(1)
The Big Three
41(2)
The Constituent Groups
43(3)
Who Is Tour Customer'?
46(2)
The Loan and Scholarship Industry
48(3)
Types of Academic Roles
51(5)
Adjunct Teaching--Pros and Cons
51(2)
Lecturer
53(1)
Contract Faculty
54(2)
Tenure Track Opportunities
56(1)
The Tenure fourney
57(4)
Variety Is Key
61(1)
Wrap Up
62(1)
Reflection Questions
62(1)
Additional Readings
63(2)
4 Institutional Options
65(22)
Introduction
65(1)
Non-teaching Academic Careers
66(1)
Types of Qualified Academics
67(2)
The Alternative Academic Perspective
69(2)
New Entrants
71(3)
Non-academic Education
74(1)
Community Colleges
75(2)
Private Universities
77(1)
Public Universities
78(2)
International Work
80(3)
A Potential Path Forward
82(1)
Collaborative Competition
83(2)
Reflection Questions
85(1)
Additional Readings
85(2)
5 The Academic Workload
87(60)
Introduction
87(1)
The Big Shift
88(3)
Crafting a Narrative
91(2)
The Importance of Creativity
93(2)
New Topical Areas
95(1)
Bringing Value in an Interdisciplinary Landscape
96(3)
Every Institution Is Different
99(1)
Teaching and Instruction
100(4)
Research
104(4)
Additional Opportunities
108(2)
So, What Counts the Most?
110(2)
The Review and Editorial Process
112(6)
How to Approach Editors
118(1)
Non-academic Editing and Reviews
119(3)
The Review Process
122(5)
Trends in Editorial Processes and Content Production
127(6)
Commercial Versus Open Source
128(5)
Text Production Process
133(3)
Can Publishing Be a Service?
136(1)
Grant Writing and Fundraising
137(4)
Building a Balanced Brand
141(2)
The Importance of a Backup Strategy
143(1)
Reflection Questions
144(1)
Additional Readings
145(2)
6 My Personal Transition
147(24)
Introduction
147(1)
The Why?
147(6)
What Practitioners Need to Consider
153(1)
What Comes Next?
154(2)
Other Items to Consider
156(1)
What If You Have to Move?
157(1)
Remote Work and Commuting
158(3)
Decentralizing Higher Education
161(1)
Fellowship Quick Take
162(4)
Institute Employment
166(2)
Wrapping Up
168(1)
Reflection Questions
169(1)
Additional Readings
170(1)
7 Building Bridges
171(18)
Introduction
171(3)
The Tenure Connection
174(1)
Predatory Journals and Practices
175(7)
Real World Classroom
182(2)
Collaboration Between Institutions
184(3)
Bringing Business to Higher Education
187(1)
Reflection Questions
188(1)
Additional Readings
188(1)
8 Building an Academic Portfolio
189(42)
Introduction
189(4)
Tenure Process--Frequently Asked Questions
193(1)
Revisiting the Importance of the Alternative Career Path
194(6)
Public Intellectual
200(5)
Why Not Do Both?
205(3)
Recommendations for a Successful Transition
208(1)
Make Yourself Known
209(1)
How to Start Writing Consistently
210(5)
Presentations
215(7)
Multimedia
222(2)
Professional Service
224(2)
Riches Are in the Niches
226(3)
Reflection Questions
229(1)
Additional Readings
230(1)
9 The Changing Higher Landscape of Education
231(32)
Introduction
231(1)
Content Production
232(1)
Where Practitioners Fit in This Conversation
233(2)
Collaborative Learning
235(1)
Linking Inputs to Outcomes
236(2)
Big Picture Trends
238(2)
Digitization
238(2)
Internationalization
240(2)
Changing Needs
242(1)
Population Shifts
243(1)
The Impact of Online Learning
244(3)
Real-World Tools
247(1)
Zoom and Other Remote Working Tools
247(1)
Practitioner Specific Action Steps
248(3)
Industry Background
248(3)
Commercialization of Higher Education
251(10)
Reflection Questions
261(1)
Additional Readings
262(1)
10 Reflections and Observations
263(20)
Introduction
263(4)
My Revised Action Plan
267(2)
Revisiting the Dual Mandate of Higher Education
269(3)
Broaden Tour Scope
272(7)
The Path Forward
277(2)
Collaboration and Consolidation
279(2)
Oncluding Thoughts
281(2)
Index 283
Dr. Sean Stein Smith is an assistant professor of Accounting in the Economics and Business Department at Lehman College. Sean serves on the Advisory Board of the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance, where he chairs the Accounting Working Group. His award-winning research has appeared in dozens of articles, books, and multi-media formats.
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