| Lecturer of Accountancy(646) 312-3235
Julius.Cherny@baruch.cuny.edu
Education:| BBA | Pace University | Accounting | 1959 | | MBA | Pace University | Management | 1976 | | PhD | New York University | Accounting | 1982 |
Areas of Expertise:Auditing and management
accounting.
Selected Publications:Books:
Cherny, J, Gordon, A. Herson, R., Accounting - A Social Institution: A Unified Theory for the Measurement of the Profit and Nonprofit Sectors. Quorum Books, New York, 1992, 211 pages,
Cherny, J., Entrepreneurship from Theory to Practice, book commissioned by the Price Institute (Forthcoming).
Articles:
Cherny, J., Ronen, J., “Financial Statement Insurance Enhances Corporate Governance in a Sarbanes-Oxley Environment” International Journal of Disclosure and Governance, June 2004, Vol. I, No.3, pp. 226-37.
Ronen, J., Cherny, J., “A Prognosis for Restructuring the Market for Audit Services” CPA Journal, May 2003, Vol. LXXIII, No. 5, pp. 6-9.
Ronen, J., Cherny, J., “Can Insurance Solve the Auditing Dilemma” National Underwriter, July 2002, Vol. 109, No. 29, pp. 12-14.
Cherny, J., Mottola, A., “Surprise Write-offs and the FASB Impairment Project”, Corporate Controller December, 1990, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 34 -37.
Academic Activities:Taught courses in accounting as Adjunct Professor at New York University, from 1983 to 2000.
Has taught courses in auditing and management accounting at Baruch since 1997. Developed new courses/programs for internal auditing. Also developed and distributed to the students 22 lecture notes amounting to about 200 pages. These lectures are thematically directed to a new paradigm for financial statement auditing, one that is consistent with the new requirements being imposed on the auditor.
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