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William Maas, William Ross and Samuel Ross

William Maas, Accountancy; William Ross, Management; and Samuel Ross, Information Systems UWL alumni; co-authored the article "One More Time: What Should We Do With Gig Workers? Federal Legal Standards and State Developments" in Labor Law Journal published on Oct. 21 by Wolters Kluwer.

Submitted on: Nov. 13

Recep Pekdemir, Cord Brundage, Tisha King-Heiden, Kristin Koepke, Eugenia Turov, Ashley Edwards, Jessica Welsh, Bryan Kopp, Jason Sumontha and Katherine Evans

Recep Pekdemir, Accountancy; Cord Brundage and Tisha King-Heiden, both Biology; Kristin Koepke, CATL; Eugenia Turov, Chemistry & Biochemistry; Ashley Edwards and Jessica Welsh, both Communication Studies; Bryan Kopp, English; Jason Sumontha, Psychology; and Katherine Evans, Recreation Management & Therapeutic Recreation; served by representing UWL at UW System’s Faculty College event May 30-June 2, 2023. The theme for Faculty College 2023 was Teaching & Learning with a Social Justice Lens.

Submitted on: June 1, 2023

Mehmet Kocakulah, Recep Pekdemir and Uzay Damali

Mehmet Kocakulah and Recep Pekdemir, both Accountancy; and Uzay Damali, Management; co-authored the article "Business Sophomore Students’ Perceptions of Accounting Profession; Evidence for Any Change in Two Decades" in Journal of Accounting and Finance published on April 27 by North American Business Press. Additional co-author: Melis Ercan

Submitted on: Oct. 14, 2022

Elizabeth Brown

Elizabeth Brown, Accountancy, presented "Federal Involvement in Setting International Capital Solvency Standards" at Western Academy of Legal Studies in Business on April 4, 2019 in Monterey, California. The 2017-18 Congress enacted the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, which attempted to address the need for enhanced international solvency standards. Her paper examines the role that federal agencies play in negotiating international insurance regulatory standards and the problems posed by the US reliance on state-based insurance regulation. International insurance regulatory standards have real implications for financial conglomerates, which potentially pose systemic risks. On March 20, the Western Academy of Legal Studies in Business (WASLB) awarded her presentation its Outstanding Paper Award.

Submitted on: April 4, 2019