Alexander L. Gabbin, Ph.D image

 

Professor, School of Accounting
gabbinal@jmu.edu
Contact Info

Education
  • Ph.D., Accounting, Temple University, Graduate School of Business, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1986
  • M.B.A., Accounting, University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business, Chicago, Illinois, 1970
  • B.A., Economics, Howard University, College of Liberal Arts, Washington, D.C.  1967
Positions Held
  • Professor, James Madison University, School of Accounting, Harrisonburg Virginia 1995 - present
  • Program Director, James Madison University, School of Professional Studies-Accounting, 1997-1998
  • Director, James Madison University, School of Accounting, Harrisonburg, Virginia 1994-1997
  • Associate Professor, James Madison University, School of Accounting, Harrisonburg, Virginia.  1990 - 1995
  • Assistant Professor, James Madison University, School of Accounting, Harrisonburg, Virginia.  1985 - 1990
  • Associate Professor, Lincoln University, Department of Economics and Business Administration, Lincoln University, Pennsylvania.  1975 - 1985
Awards and Recognitions
  • KPMG LLP Professor of Accounting, 1994 – present
  • National Black MBA Association, Inc. Lifetime Membership Award; founding member (1970), 30th Anniversary From Whence We Came, Townes, J.R.( October, 2000) Chicago, Illinois.
  • Educational leave, Project:  Applied Professional Research Using Electronic Databases, 1998- 1999.
  • Adolph Coors Foundation Professor of Accounting, 1991-1994
  • Faculty Summer Teaching Grant:  "Shifting from a Lecture to a Case Study Methodology in Teaching Financial Accounting 241," Summer 1993
  • Education Award, Black History Celebration Day, The Shenandoah Valley Hit Newspaper, (Feb. 1992).
  • JMU Outstanding Teacher in Accounting Award, 1992
  • JMU Outstanding Teacher in Accounting Award, 1990
  • JMU Outstanding Teacher in Accounting Award, 1988
  • JMU Outstanding Teacher in Accounting Award, 1986
  • International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, 1991
  • Teacher Award, Lincoln University Accounting Club, 1985
  • Teacher Award, Lincoln University Accounting Club, 1983
  • Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, 1982
  • Caribbean-American Exchange Program, Phelps-Stoke Fund, 1980
  • "Accounting Educators Award" of the National Association of Minority CPA Firms, 1979
  • Third World Press "Builder's Award," 1978
  • Humble Oil and Refining Company Fellowship, 1969
  • Humble Oil and Refining Company Fellowship, 1968
  • Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 1967
  • Prior to 1967: Several trophies and awards for scholarship, athletics, music and student government

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