HOST: Shona Russell and Michelle Rodrigue
Location: Online via Zoom
Join us online on Thursday 26th October(1700-1800 Paris/1600-1700 London/1100-1200 Montreal) to discuss connections between social and environmental accounting education and institutional priorities. Panelists Clément Boyer (AgroParisTech and Paris Dauphine, France), Sheila Killian (Limerick, Ireland), and Hendrik Vollmer (Warwick, UK) will share insights from their experiences in developing new pedagogical approaches, degree programmes and wider leadership in cross-institutional initiatives. Time will be available for an open discussion where you will have the chance to ask the panelists questions.
Biographies
Clément Boyer, PhD Student,
Clément is a final year PhD student at the Ecological Accounting Chair at AgroParisTech and Paris Dauphine University, France. His research interests focus on the development of ecological accounting systems and tools in the context of territorial (agro)ecological transitions, in particular through the integration of socio-ecological issues into organisational and ecosystem-centred accounting. He teaches financial, management, and, sustainability accounting at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and engages with innovative teaching methods such as online courses, serious games, case studies."
Sheila Killian, Associate Professor, Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick
Sheila Killian teaches corporate sustainability and corporate finance at University of Limerick, Ireland. She is a section editor of the Journal of Business Ethics and an associate editor of Accounting Forum. She serves on the editorial boards of Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal; Accounting, Finance & Governance Review; and Critical Perspectives on Accounting. Her research is mainly qualitative, and addresses issues of social sustainability, accountability and the common good, with a focus on professional expertise, social justice, tax policy and business school education. She is currently Director, Principles for Responsible Management Education at the Kemmy Business School. Her past roles include Assistant Dean, Research; Head of Department; Course Director; and Head of AACSB Accreditation.
Hendrik Vollmer, Reader in Accounting, Warwick Business School.
I am interested in understanding accounting as a social practice pervasive across organisations, businesses and governments, public and private settings, professions and industries, local communities and activists as well as global discourses and institutions. I am particularly keen on investigating accounting change under disruptive conditions and the potential of accounting to address planetary matters of ecological concern.
I joined Warwick Business School in 2020 from the University of Leicester, where I had worked since 2015. Prior to coming to the UK, I had worked for sixteen years at Bielefeld University in Germany. I am a member of the Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research (CSEAR), on the editorial boards of Accounting, Organizations and Society and Zeitschrift für Soziologie, and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Thu 26 Oct 2023
TIME: 1700-1800 Paris /1600-1700 London/ 1100-1200 Montreal
