Assistant Professor
Education
- D.B.A., Creighton University
- M.A., Creighton University
- M.B.A., University of Queensland
- B.S., Illinois State University
Courses Taught
- Accounting I
- Accounting II
- Intermediate Accounting III
- Strategy & Decision Making
- Managerial Accounting (MBA)
- Financial Statement Theory & Analysis (MBA)
- Applied Professional Accounting Research (MBA)
- Contemporary Issues in Accounting (MBA)
Academic Interests
- Work-related intimate partner violence
- Trauma-informed workspaces
- Moral imagination for business
Scholarly Activity
Referred Journal Articles
- Karam, C. M., Greenwood, M., Kauzlarich, L., Kelly, A. O. L., & Wilcox, T. (2023). Intimate partner violence and business: Exploring the boundaries of ethical enquiry. Journal of Business Ethics, 1-11.
- Lux, D., & Kauzlarich, L. (2022). Exploring determinants of desirable financial behaviors using decision tree analysis evidence from four waves of National Financial Capability Study. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning.
Conference Presentations
- Hill, H. & Kauzlarich, L. (2022). Adapting trauma & violence informed teaching for the Writing Center presented at the IWCA Conference in Vancouver, Canada.
- Kauzlarich, L., Greenwood, M., Wilcox, T. Karam, C. O’Leary-Kelly, A. & Contu, A. (August, 2019). Intimate partner violence (IPV) & the inclusive organization: Developing research & researcher capacities presented at the Academy of Management Conference in Boston, MA.
- Kauzlarich, L. Taylor, R. & Greenwood, M. (August, 2019). Intimate partner violence (IPV) and the workplace: A systematic review and feminist conceptual analysis presented at the Academy of Management Conference in Boston, MA.
- Kauzlarich, L., Taylor, R. & Greenwood, M. (June, 2018). Domestic violence (DV), the workplace and the potential role of corporate social responsibility (CSR): A systematic review and conceptual analysis paper presented at the 10th Biennial Gender, Work and Organization Conference in Sydney, Australia.
- Kauzlarich, L. (June, 2018). Domestic violence at home, creativity at work: The effect of domestic violence on workplace creativity among survivors presented at the Domestic Violence-Workplace Research Workshop in Sydney, Australia
Research Grants
- Booth School of Business Leadership Program – Focusing on Student Successes – Every Student, Every Day,” Awarded $5,437.50.
Student Group Advisement
- Booth School of Business Leadership Program
Other Professional Affiliations
- Academy of Management
- Gender, Diversity & Organizations
- Critical Management Studies
- Social Issues in Management
- Northwest Inclusive Excellence Action Team
- Social Justice Institute
Professional Experience
- Public Accounting
- Leadership Development
- Public Speaking
- Additional teaching expertise in Strategy, Entrepreneurship, and Corporate Social Responsibility