MSU Moorhead

James Hansen PhD,

Office: 204C

Phone: (218) 477-2594

Education

- Ph.D., 1993, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- MBA, 1982, North Dakota State University
- BA, 1970, University of North Dakota

Professional Certification
- CPA

Courses Taught Spring 2004-Fall 2009

Intellectual Contributions in the previous five years (January 2004 through September 2009).

Peer-reviewed journals:

1.	Hansen, J.D. & Violet, W., Familiarity with recent and historical fraud schemes, New Accountant, October/November 2008. (DB)
2.	Peterson, N.D. & Hansen, J.D., A study of accounting majors' ability to identify fraud risk, Journal of 21^st Century Accounting, Vol. 8, No. 1 Winter/Spring 2008. (LP)
3.	Segovia, J., Hansen, J.D. & Dexter, L. A successful stand alone 'bridge' course. Accounting Instructors' Report, Winter 2008 (LP)
4.	Morgan, J.D., & Hansen, J.D. Escalating commitment to failing financial decisions: why does it occur? Journal of Business & Leadership: Research, Practice, and Teaching. Vol. 2, No. 1: 37-45, 2006 (DB)
5.	Hansen, J.D. Using problem-based learning in accounting. The Journal of Education for Business. Vol. 81, No. 4, March/April 2006, 221-224 (LP)
6.	Hansen, J.D., & Klamm, B.K. A comparison of accounting majors' and forensic experts' classification of management fraud risk factors. Journal of Forensic Accounting, Vol. V, No. 2, December 2004, 351-364 (DB)

Other Peer-reviewed publications

Proceedings:

1.	Morgan, J. & Hansen, J.D. Escalating commitment to apparently failing decisions: Self-justification of past actions or artifact of decision framing. Proceedings of Global Conference on Business & Economics, Oxford, U.K. June 2005 (DB)

Presentations:

Non-peer-reviewed publications:

1.	Hansen, J.D. & Lapic. D. 2007. The one-man audit team. The Accounting Educator. (December), Vol. XVII, No. 2
2.	Hansen, J.D. Principles of Accounting cases—Keep It Local. The Accounting Educator. Winter 2006, Vol. XV, No. 1

Submissions:

In progress:

1.	Hansen, J.D. & Peterson, N.D, A comparison of auditor's and accounting students' ability to identify fraud risk. Journal of Forensic Accounting.
2.	Klamm, B.K. & Hansen, J.D. Identification of Fraud Risk Factors

Continuing Education

Year	Title of CPE	Dates Attended	Number Of Hours
2009	FMCPA; MN Council of Accounting Educators; Midwest AAA		20
2008	FMCPA; MN Council of Accounting Educators		16
2007	FMCPA; MN Council of Accounting Educators		16
2006	FMCPA; Midwest AAA (audit & teaching); MN Council of Accounting Educators		19
2005	FMCPA; Midwest AAA (audit & teaching); MN Council of Accounting Educators		23
2004	FMCPA; Midwest AAA (audit & teaching/curriculum); Price WaterhouseCoopers University for Faculty (audit procedures, Sarbanes-Oxley, team building); AICPA-Fraud and the CPA		57

Service and Outreach Activities.

Community Service/Outreach:

1.	Supervised two audit students in financial review of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 2005
2.	Supervised auditing students who reviewed (agreed-upon procedures engagement) and reported on the financial statements of the Fargo Education Association and the Soroptimist Club International of Fargo, 2007

Professional Organizations Activities (include all memberships):

1.	American Accounting Association
2.	American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
3.	North Dakota Society of CPAs
4.	FM CPAs
5.	Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

Consulting

1.	Reviewer, Midwest Accounting Association, 2005, 2006, 2009
2.	Reviewer for Auditing and Assurance Services, by Messier, Irwin, McGraw-Hill, 2005, 2006
3.	Reviewed/Auditing & Assurance Services by Louwers, Ramsay, Sinason, Strawser, McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2004

University/School Service:

1.	FMA Advisor 2003-2009
2.	Graduate Faculty Thesis Committee; Public, Human Service & Health Administration Program; September 2006
3.	MSUM Campus Campaign 2003-2005