| Professor Bentz joined The
Ohio State University faculty as Department Chair in 1988. Formerly,
he served on the faculties at the University of Kansas (1968-75) and the
University of Oklahoma (1975-88). At Oklahoma, Professor Bentz was Director
of the School of Accounting, Interim Dean and Associate Dean of the College
of Business Administration. His scholarly interests are varied, with a
primary emphasis on financial decision models and their related information
needs.
Teaching:
Degrees:
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Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 1969
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M.Acc., The Ohio State University, 1965
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B.A., Economics, University of Cincinnati, 1962
Selected Publications:
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"Reciprocal Cost Allocation Model: Extensions and Implications," (with
Rajendra P. Srivastava), Indian Journal of Accounting, 24, (June
1993), 22-35.
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(with Michael A. Diamond and Jan R. Williams) Accounting Administrator's
Handbook: A Guide for Managing Innovation an Change in Accounting Programs,
(New York: Price Waterhouse, 1991).
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"Accounting Accreditation: Change and Transition," (with Allen R. Bailey),
Issues
in Accounting Education, 6, (Fall 1991), 168-177.
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"Computer Extended Reciprocal Allocation Methods," The Accounting Review,
54, (July 1979), 595-603.
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"Sensitivity Analysis with Interaction Effects," (with Lawrence A. Sherr
and Robert E. Miller) Decision Sciences, 7, (July 1976), 432-446.
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"Learning Transfer in Professional Education and Training for Accounting,"
The
Accounting Review, (April 1975), 370-379.
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"Input-Output Analysis for Cost Accounting, Planning and Control: A Proof,"
The
Accounting Review, (April 1973), 377-380.
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