ARTICLES CONCERNING
STANLEY LEWIS, FORMER INTERIM DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL OF
ACCOUNTANCY (FORMERLY KNOWN AS SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY
AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (SAIS), CURRENTLY ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR OF ACCOUNTING, TROY UNIVERSITY
(August 13, 2007) Man of Troy Former SAIS Director Stan Lewis Moves On As reported previously by
USMNEWS.NET, the CoB’s former SAIS Director Stanley X. Lewis is now on the faculty at Troy University in
Alabama. A recent tip indicates that Lewis, formerly a professor of MIS at USM, is now an associate professor of
accounting at Troy University. For verification of Lewis’ new rank, see the insert below:
(May 24, 2007) Money, Money, Money, Money Consulting and Paid Service in USM’s College of Business This
report examines the consulting and paid service that faculty in the CoB are performing, at least according their own
SEDONA files (as of May 2007). As you will see below, some of the CoB’s least research-active faculty are
engaging in significant amounts of consulting and paid service, all of which enhances their (in some cases bloated)
USM salaries. At the bottom of each consulting/paid service bio below, we provide salary data for 2006-07 along
with a projected salary for 2007-08. Enjoy.
(June 6, 2007) Two More Out the Door A Look at the Departures of Madaris and Lewis The recent breaking news
story about the impending departures of finance instructor Michael Madaris and SAIS Director and MIS professor
Stanley Lewis has been verified. The two are heading off, Madaris to William Carey University, and Lewis to Troy
University. While we wait for USMNEWS staffers to update the CoB departures (since 2003) list, we have put
together an update of the brain drain list that has been building since the CoB’s AACSB Peer Review Team left
town. In the last installment, we reported on the loss of Stephen and Dana Haggard, assistant professors in finance
and management, respectively. These two are headed west, to Missouri State University. With these departures,
the number of refereed journal articles that have left the CoB since Feb-07 rose to 90.