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The 2nd Annual Virginia Tech Accounting Research Conference Attendee School Email Adam Du Pon Virginia Tech [email protected] Andrew Acito Virginia Tech [email protected] Arthur Morris NYU Shanghai [email protected] Becca Wetmiller Virginia Tech [email protected] Brady Williams University of Texas - [email protected] Austin Carissa Malone Virginia Tech [email protected] Cassandra Estep Emory University [email protected] Delia Valentine Virginia Tech [email protected] Devin Williams University of Illinois [email protected] Emily Griffith University of Wisconsin [email protected] Fei Du University of Illinois [email protected] Gabe DiYorio Virginia Tech [email protected] Jaime Schmidt University of Texas - [email protected] Austin James Meng Virginia Tech [email protected] Jeff Pittman Virginia Tech [email protected] Jennifer Williams Virginia Tech [email protected] Jessica Berube Virginia Tech [email protected] Jing Huang Virginia Tech [email protected] Josh Gunn University of [email protected] Karneisha Wolfe Virginia Tech [email protected] Katie McDermott University of Virginia [email protected] Kelly Wentland George Mason [email protected] Kevin Hale Virginia Tech [email protected] Kris Hoang University of Alabama [email protected] Lauren Cunningham University of Tennessee [email protected] Liang Tan Virginia Tech [email protected] Ling Lisic Virginia Tech [email protected] Mark Zhang Virginia Tech [email protected] Marshall Vance Virginia Tech [email protected] Mary Margaret Frank University of Virginia - [email protected] Darden Matt Cobabe Virginia Tech [email protected] Matt Erickson Virginia Tech [email protected] Michael Stuart Vanderbilt University [email protected] Michelle Harding Virginia Tech [email protected] Michelle Lowry Virginia Tech [email protected] Michelle Nessa Michigan State [email protected] Mike Truelson Virginia Tech [email protected] Nathan Goldman North Carolina State [email protected] University Nicole Wright James Madison [email protected] Paul Demere University of Georgia [email protected] Rita Gunn Vanderbilt University [email protected] Robert Davidson Virginia Tech [email protected] Roy Schmardebeck University of Tennessee [email protected] Sarah Stein Virginia Tech [email protected] Scott Johnson Virginia Tech [email protected] Sean Hillison Virginia Tech [email protected] Shannon Chen University of Arizona [email protected].

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