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College of Business & Economics El-Hussein El-Masry, Ph.D., C.P.A.
Associate Professor Department of Accounting Office: F-514 Dr. El-Masry is an
Associate Professor of Accounting at California State University, Los
Angeles. His research interests are primarily in the areas of judgment and
decision making in Accounting Information Systems and Auditing. In addition
to his expertise in academia, his prior work experience is in the areas of
governmental financial reporting, public accounting and training. Dr. El-Masry has published his research at several scholarly
journals in Accounting and Information Systems including the Managerial
Auditing Journal, Advances in Accounting, and the Review of Business
Research. His current research focuses on the impact of regulation (the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act) on the auditing profession and on the financial markets.
Additionally, he is a reviewer for several academic journals and scholarly conferences
including the International Journal of Auditing, the Managerial Auditing
Journal and IBIMA. Dr. El-Masry has been a
consultant for a number of companies in Southern California and in the Middle
East. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and he has been listed in
Who’s Who in Academia. EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION Ph.D. in Accounting, University
of South Florida, 2003 M.B.A. in Accounting,
University of Memphis, 1996 Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) SELECTED HONORS -
One of six new AIS
faculty who participated at the New Faculty Consortium in Leesburg, VA in
February 2004 -
Gainnie Fund Grant, College of Business and Economics, University of South
Florida, 2003 -
AAA Doctoral
Internationalization Consortium, Seattle, WA in February 2000 -
Received two appreciation
certificates from the University of Memphis -
Mean student rating between 4
(very good) and 5 (excellent) for all classes taught, with a perfect score (5
out of 5) in several classes taught RECENT PUBLICATIONS - El-Masry, E. and J. Reck. 2008.
"Continuous Online Auditing as a Response to the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act". Managerial Auditing Journal.
Vol. 23. Issue No. 8: PP 779-802. - He, H., E.
El-Masry and Y. Wu. 2008. "Accounting
Conservatism of Cross-listing Firms in the Pre- and Post- Sarbanes Oxley Periods."
Advances in Accounting. Vol. 24. Issue No. 2
PP: 237-242 - El-Masry, E. and K. Hansen. 2008. "Factors Affecting
Auditors' Utilization of Evidential Cues: Taxonomy and Future Research
Directions." Managerial Auditing
Journal. Vol. 23. Issue No.1 PP: 26-50 - El-Masry, E., H. He, and M. Wang.
2008. "Training Accounting Students to Perform Unstructured Audit Tasks:
The Case of Going Concern Assessment." Review of Business Research. Vol. 8. Issue No. 4 PP: 16-35 - El-Masry, E. 2009. "Training Accounting Students on the
Prevention of Budgetary Slack and Its Impact on Feedback Seeking
Behavior." Training and Management
Development Methods. Vol. 23. Issue No. 2. PP: 1-12. - Wang, M. and
E. El-Masry. 2009. "Assessments and Outcomes
of an ERP/SAP Fundamentals Course." Issues
In Information Systems. Vol. 10. Issue No. 1-2. PP: 109-114. - El-Masry, E., M. Wang, and R. Hayes. 2010. "Integrating
Oracle SQL into the Compilation of the Financial Statements." Review of Business Research. Vol. 10.
Issue No. 1. PP: 133-141. ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE - California
State University, Los Angeles, Associate Professor, 2009 to Present - California
State University, Los Angeles, Assistant Professor, 2003 to 2009 - University of
South Florida, Adjunct Professor and Instructor, 1998 to 2003 - University
of Memphis, Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1995 to 1996
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