Steve Salterio PhD FCA 
PricewaterhouseCoopers/Tom
O'Neill Faculty Fellow in Accounting
Professor
of Business
Director,
CA-Queen’s
Centre for Governance
· Ph.D. (Business
Administration) - The University of Michigan
(1993)
· Chartered Accountant
– New Brunswick (1984),
· B.Comm. (honours with
distinction in accounting and economics) - Mount
Allison University (1982)
"My research interests are in the areas of auditor-client
management negotiations, corporate governance - audit interface, and managerial
performance measurement. I teach auditing, governance and control employing
cutting edge materials mostly developed with various colleagues. My teaching
style features interactive learning whose goal is learning to learn and
incidentally learning the current state of the art."
Phone: 613-533-6926
E-mail:
ssalterio@business.queensu.ca
Office: 229 Goodes Hall
Office hours: On sabbatical Fall term
2008
R. Knechel, S. Salterio and B. Ballou. Auditing: Risk and Assurance. 3rd
edition Cincinnati OH USA: Thomson Southwest. 2007.
856 pages.
Free, C., S. Salterio and T. Shearer. The Construction of
Auditability: MBA Rankings and Assurance in Practice. Accounting Organizations and Society. (2008) Forthcoming.
Salterio, S. A Strategy for Dealing with Financial Reporting Fraud: Fewer Mandates More Auditing. Accounting Perspectives. (2008) Forthcoming.
Salterio, S. Renovating the Audit Profession: A Brief Rejoinder to Jamal. Accounting Perspectives. (2008). Forthcoming.
McCracken,
S., S. Salterio and M. Gibbins. Auditor-Client Management Relationships
and Roles in Negotiating Financial Reporting. Accounting, Organizations
and Society. (2007) Forthcoming (available online).
Gibbins, M., S. McCracken & S. Salterio. The
Chief Financial Officer’s Perspective on Auditor Client Negotiations. Contemporary
Accounting Research. (2007)
24 (2): 387-422.
Gibbins, M., S. McCracken & S. Salterio. Negotiations Over Accounting Issues: The Congruency Of Audit Partner And Chief Financial Officer Recalls. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory. (2005, Supplement) 171-193.
Libby, T., S. Salterio and A. Webb. The Balanced Scorecard: The Effects of Assurance and Process Accountability on Managerial Judgment. The Accounting Review. (2004) 1075-1094.
Gunz, S. & S. Salterio. What if Andersen had
Shredded in
I have taught the following courses in the last five years:
· auditing and assurance services Queen’s and Western Ontario (Richard Ivey School of Business);
·
corporate governance and internal control at
Queen’s (AMBA program) and
· Ph.D. seminars in behavioral accounting research, audit research, corporate governance and judgment and decision making research.
Teaching evaluations:
· 2003-2008 for undergraduate teaching for the questions about quality of course design, quality of teaching, and overall have been in 4.0-4.5 on the 5 point scale with 5 being excellent and 4 being very good. (I am not that good, let me assure you.)
· University Student Council, Teaching Honour Roll, University of Western Ontario (campus wide) 2003 for top 5% of UWO campus wide.
· Richard Ivey School of Business 2003 among top undergraduate teachers – “Key Chain Award.”
Loblaw
Companies LTD - one of the most used strategic systems assurance cases in
the world according to the KPMG/UIUC case writing program administrators. Case
focuses on strategic analysis and process analysis in a common setting - the
retail grocery industry. Up to date expanded version now available -
Loblaw Companies LTD 2004 (email for your copy complete with teaching note)
that follows the evolution towards business risk auditing.
Financial
Times (A) with two follow-up cases (B) and (C). Winner of the 2006
Canadian Academic Accounting Association English Case Writing Competition and
now published in Accounting Perspectives.
Case follows the process KPMG audit partners and senior staff employed to
determine if they could "audit" the data that business schools
provide the Financial Times newspaper that reports an international ranking of
MBA programs every January. Excellent assurance case with a focus on
application of audit standards to non-traditional areas yet allowing students
to learn about audit services. Complete with teaching note.
LaChance Brewery - loosely based on a Canadian brewer, this case examines
issues surrounding corporate governance and risk management. Complete
with teaching note and marking key.
· Chair, Scientific
Committee, Canadian Academic Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2007
· Member, American Accounting
Association’s Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Selection
Committee, 2006
· Member, American
Accounting Association's Auditing
Section Notable Contribution to Audit Literature Selection Committee.
2004-05.
· Chair, American
Accounting Association's Auditing
Section Research Committee 2002-2004.
· Associate Editor, Contemporary Accounting
Research, 2000-2007.
· Editorial Board Member, Contemporary Accounting Research,
1998 – to date.
· Editorial Board Member, The
Accounting Review. 2008 - to date.
· Editorial Board Member, Auditing: A
Journal of Practice & Theory, 2000 - to date.
· Editorial Board Member, Journal of
Management Accounting Research, 1999 - 2007.
· Editorial Board Member, Behavioral Research in Accounting, 2005
- to date.
· Founding Board Member, Assurance
Service Development Board, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants,
1998-2001.
· Auditing and Assurance
Standards Board Associate, CICA, 1997-2000, 2003-2006.
· BDO Dunwoody and BDO
Seidman
· KPMG/UIC Case Writing and Research
Program
· Atlantic School of Chartered Accountancy
· CGA Canada Research Foundation
· Canadian Institute
of Chartered Accountants
· Collins Barow
· Deloitte & Touche
· Haim Falk Award for
Distinguished Contribution to Accounting Research by the Canadian Academic
Accounting Association 2008 (highest award for accounting research in Canada)
· Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council Research Grant 2006-2009
· International Federation of Accountants PAIB
Article of Merit for “Function vs. Form” (with A. Atkinson)
2003
· International Federation of Accountants PAIB
Article of Merit for “Shaping Good Conduct” (with A.
Atkinson) 2003
· Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council Research Grant 2001-2004
· Chartered Accountant's
(CA) President's Award - 1st place Uniform Final Examination - New Brunswick
· Cited as among the best
of breed for research productivity in top accounting journals in Hasselback
et al. “Prolific Authors of Accounting Literature” Advances in
Accounting (2003) by graduates of US Ph.D. programs and who have at least
five years experience post graduation:
o 2nd highest
research productivity in year of graduation (1993) and
o placed in a tie for top
10% overall.
· Cited as overall most
productive accounting researcher in
· Among top 1% of all
authors in the Social Science Research Network (across all disciplines), an
international downloading service for
working papers.