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Faculty Profile
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Mike Lavine
Lecturer
4332K Van Munching Hall
(301) 405-2229
mlavine@rhsmith.umd.edu
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Michael K. Lavine, Ph.D.
is
an Adjunct Professor in the
Accounting and Information
Assurance Department at the
Robert H. Smith School of
Business where he teaches the
Accounting Systems – BMGT326
course. Dr. Lavine is widely
published as noted by his 25
publications in journal
articles, international academic
conference papers, research
monographs and book chapters.
His research has appeared in
such publications as: The
International Journal of
Auditing, Review of Business
Information Systems, Review of
Accounting Information Systems,
The CPA Journal and Journal of
Business Cases. Prior to
his academic career, Dr. Lavine
spent 12 years in industry
including his last two years in
the IT Audit and Security
practice at
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
where he supervised large
engagements in the
Baltimore-Washington area. He
has worked on three major grants
during his academic career
including projects for the
Institute of Internal Auditors,
US-Israel Science and Technology
Foundation and Department of
Defense.
Professor Lavine received his
Ph.D. in Management at Sir John
Cass Business School - City
University in London, England
where his dissertation project
focused on cyber security
information sharing as it
relates to U.S. Critical
Infrastructure Protection. In
addition, he
received a M.S. in Information
and Telecommunication Systems
from Johns Hopkins
University, a MSc. in Internal
Auditing and Management from
City University in London,
England and a B.S. in Finance
from Touro College. Dr.
Lavine’s research interests are
in: IT Auditing, Accounting
Information Systems, Critical
Infrastructure Protection and
Information Assurance Policy. |
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