Rate My Professor Jim Martin

Martin's research specializations and academic interests include mergers and acquisitions, accounting and capital markets, ethical conflicts in accounting, federal tax policy, and regulation of public utilities. He teaches courses such as Intermediate Financial Accounting I, Internship in Accounting, and Business Finance. His commitment to excellence has earned him the Dicus Excellence in Teaching Award in 2006 and 2007, the Student Life Achieving Excellence Award in 2010, and the Washburn/Kaw Valley Bank Excellence in Research Award. In addition to the Snyder Professorship, Martin coordinates the Washburn Accounting Internship Program, serves on the Career Services Advisory Council and the Institutional Review Board, chairs the School of Business Planning and Review Committee, advises business curricula for local high schools, and conducts executive training in accounting and regulation. These roles underscore his significant influence on student development, academic governance, and community outreach within the field of business education.