Larry Rankin

Associate Professor

Accountancy

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Associate Professor, Accountancy, Miami University (1989–Present).
Assistant Professor, Accountancy, Miami University (1982–1989).
Lecturer, Accountancy, Miami University (1980–1980).
Instructor of Accountancy, Central Michigan University (1978–1980).
Instructor of Accountancy, Saginaw Valley State College (1976–1977).
Teaching Assistant, Accounting, Michigan State University (1974–1976).
Teaching Assistant, Accounting, Indiana University (1973–1974).
Supply Corps Officer, U.S. Navy (1969–1972).
Staff Auditor, Price Waterhouse & Co. (1969–1969).

Rankin, L. J. & Cumming, J. (2001). How Miami Graduates Responded to Ohio's 150-Hour Law. Ohio CPA Journal, 15-20.
Rankin, L. J. & Sharp, F. C. (2000). Are CPA Firms Jumping on the New Assurance Services Bandwagon? Ohio CPA Journal, 8-12.
Rankin, L. J. & Sharp, F. C. (2000). The New Mix of Client Services. CPA Journal, 38-45.
Rankin, L. J. & Cumming, J. (1999). 150 Hours: A Look Back. Journal of Accountancy, 53-58.
Rankin, L. J. & Cumming, J. (1998). Ohio's CPA Education Assistance Program. Ohio CPA Journal, 12-17.

2001: Distinguished Service Appreciation Award, Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants Miami Valley Chapter.
1996: Nominated for the Effective Educator Award, Miami University Alumni and Parent Programs.
1994: Distinguished Faculty Award, Farmer School of Business Administration and Beta Gamma Sigma.
1992: Recognized as Outstanding Professor, Alpha Xi Delta.
1987, 1982: Award for Ecellence in Teaching, Delta Sigma Pi.