Ms. Kimberley A. Foreman

Book Chapters: 

Copley, P.A., Foreman, K.A. (2012) ‘The CPA Pipeline:  The Supply of Accounting Graduates in Virginia.’ Disclosures, 25(5), 12-17

Street, D. L., Foreman, K. A. (2004). 'Accounting Regulation and Policy Choice' in Developments in Country Studies in International Accounting - Americas and the Far East (pp. Mar-33). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.

Street, D. L., Foreman, K. A. (2004). The Evolution of the G4+1 and its Impact on International Harmonization of Accounting Standards. (2nd edition ed., pp. 3-33). Edward Elgar Publishing.

Refereed Journal Articles

Riordan, D. A., Riordan, M. P., Foreman, K. A., Weishar, J. K. (2005). Performance in Introductory Financial Accounting:  Does Test Version Matter? Journal of Business Disciplines, VI (No. 1), 67-74.

• Content writer and Video instructor, “Virginia CPA Ethics: 2016 Course,” (VSCPA approved instructor, content), Thomson Reuters
• Video instructor, “Virginia CPA Ethics: 2015 Required Course,” (VSCPA approved instructor, content), Thomson Reuters
• Panelist and co-author, Moving the Needle: Advancing Diversity and Equity in Academic Pathways, “Feminized Leadership: Cultivating a Facilitative Academic Culture,” Virginia Network for Women in Higher Education, May 2015.
• Panelist and co-author, Liberal Education, Global Flourishing and the Equity Imperative, "Women Leading from the Middle: The Work of Female Associate Deans Implementing Global University Initiatives," Association of American Colleges and Universities, Washington DC, January 2015.
• Panelist and co-author, Pathways: Women's Journeys to Leadership, "Pathways: Women's Journeys to Leadership," James Madison University/Virginia Network, James Madison University, October 2014.
• Panelist and co-author, Leadership and Transformation, "Leading from the Middle: Perspectives, Stories, and Advice from Associate Deans," The Virginia Network for Women in Higher Education, The Mason Inn, Fairfax, VA, May 2014.

• July 2013

  Kimberley A. Foreman (Associate Dean, College of Business; Lecturer, Accounting) received $313,967 from the Institute of Certified Professional Managers to maintain the organization’s national headquarters on the campus of JMU.

• May 2013

  Kimberley A. Foreman (Associate Dean, College of Business; Lecturer, Accounting) received $313,967 from the Institute of Certified Professional Managers to maintain the organization’s national headquarters on the JMU campus.

• July 2014
  
  Kimberley A. Foreman (Associate Dean, Human Resources and Administration, College of Business; Lecturer, Accounting) received $320,970 from the Institute of Certified Professional Managers to maintain the organization’s national headquarters on the campus of JMU.