Aston Business School :

& Law Group :

British Accounting Association (BAA)

Definition of “Special Interest Groups”

The National Auditing Conference (NAC) pages:

2010   Aston Business School, Birmingham

              Regirstration         Programme 

2009   University of Exeter

2008   University of Cardiff

2007   Dublin, hosted by NUI Galway

2006   University of Manchester

2005   Aston Business School, Birmingham

2004   University of Southampton

2003   Oxford Brookes University

2002   University of Stirling

2001   De Montfort University, Leicester

2000   University of Edinburgh

1999   University of Essex

1998   Glasgow Caledonian University

1997   Cranfield School of Management

1996   University of the West of England, Bristol

1995   Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield

1994   University of Central Lancashire, Preston

1993   University of Staffordshire, Stoke-Upon-Trent

1992   University of the West of England, Bristol

1991   Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield

 Newsletter of ASIG

         Launch issue , June 2006 (vol 1, No 1)

         November 2006 , Issue No 2, vol 1

         July 2007, Issue No 3, vol 2

         July 2008, Issue No 4, vol 3

         July 2009, Issue 5, vol 4

 Regional auditing workshops          

·      Forum on auditing education

·      Auditing Research Group

·      Network of Auditing Academics

For Formal Constitution of ASIG

British Accounting Association (BAA) - Auditing Special Interest Group (ASIG)

ASIG is a group of people, all members of BAA, interested in various aspects of auditing:

• practice of auditing

• scholarship in auditing

• teaching of auditing

• research in auditing

·    The formal Constitution of ASIG and Definition of Special Interest Groups are on separate pages.

Areas of interest for ASIG

The main activities of ASIG at present are:

·    The National Auditing Conference and the Newsletter.

·    

But we are presently considering how best to set up:

·    Regional auditing workshops          

·    Forum on auditing education

·    Auditing Research Group

·    Network of Auditing Academics

ASIG Executive Committee

The ASIG committee is formally elected annually at the National Auditing Conference (NAC).  The present committee is as follows:

(1) ilias G. Basioudis              Chairman and Webmaster (Aston Business School)

(2) Ian Fraser                            Treasurer (Stirling University)

(3) Nina Sharma                      Secretary (Cardiff University Business School)

(4) Joanna Stevenson           Member and Newsletter Editor (Audit Scotland)

(5) Iain Gray                              Honorary Member

(6) David Gwilliam                   Member (University of Exeter)

(7) Jayne Smith                       Member (University of Staffordshire)

(8) Kevin McMeeking                Member (University of Exeter)

(9) Chairperson of BAA            (ex-officio)                                         

(10) General Secretary of BAA  (ex-officio) 

The chairman is a member of the Executive of BAA