James Irving, Ph.D

• Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006
• M.S. in Accounting, University of Virginia, 2001
• B.S. in Commerce (Accounting), University of Virginia, 1997

• Clemson University, Assistant Professor, 2012-2016
• College of William and Mary, Assistant Professor, 2006-2012
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Research Assistant and Instructor, 2001-2006
• University of Virginia, Research Assistant and Instructor, 2000-2001

Bailey, C., Briggs, J., & Irving, J. (2022 forthcoming). Test-Wiseness and Multiple-Choice Accounting Questions: Implications for Instructors. Issues in Accounting Education. 

Hayes, D., Irving, J., Kerler, W., & Lee, L. (2021 forthcoming). Bluth Company: An Adobe Acrobat Case Motivated by Practitioner Feedback. AIS Educator Journal.

Gabbin, A., Hayes, D., & Irving, J. (2021). Student Cheating Goes High-Tech. Journal of Forensic and Investigative Accounting, 13 (3): 560-578.

Irving, J. & Walker, P. (2021). Managing Noise, Change, and Emerging Risks. Journal of Accountancy, 232 (November): 10-14.

Irving, J. & Walker, P. (2021). Applying Enterprise Risk Management Principles to the U.S. Government. The CPA Journal, 91 (April/May): 13.

Hollingsworth, C. & Irving, J.  (2021). A Review of Disciplinary Orders Issued by the PCAOB: 2005-2017. Current Issues in Auditing, 15 (1): A1-A18.

• Dr. Otto C. Brenner Memorial Award, Outstanding Undergraduate Professor, 2021
• JMU College of Business Best Practitioner Paper Award (2nd place), 2017
• Alfred N. Page Undergraduate Teaching Award, College of William and Mary, 2011
• BBA Class of 2009 Faculty Excellence Award, College of William and Mary, 2009