As associate dean for executive education, Dr. Middaugh is responsible for the development, oversight and management of all non-degree (executive education) programs offered through our Institute for Executive Education (IEE). He has worked collaboratively with professional organizations such as EFMD (EQUIS), GMAC and AACSB. Prior to joining the Babcock School, Dr. Middaugh taught in the MBA and Ph.D. programs at the University of Virginia and at the undergraduate level at Ohio State University where he won numerous awards for his teaching. He was responsible for the development and direction of the first general management program for Soviet enterprise managers to be offered in the United States. He was the recipient of the first Sara Lee Award for Excellence for his teaching and involvement in the Soviet management program.
Dr. Middaugh was a principal developer of the Law Practice Management Program for the Toledo 8 law firm consortium and Stephens University -- a custom-designed development program offered to financial consultants at Stephens, Inc., an investment bank headquartered in Little Rock, AR. He previously worked for two major national accounting firms. He has been a consultant to a wide variety of domestic and multi-national clients and a number of Fortune 500 companies including: IBM, Lowe's Company, Digital Equipment Corporation, Duke Energy, CSX Corporation, Armstrong World Industries, Ernst & Young, Amtrak, U.S. Postal Service, U.S. Civil Service Commission, Sara Lee Corporation, RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Wachovia Corporation, and other major corporations. He is a member of the American Accounting Association and the Decision Sciences Institute.
Ph D, Ohio State University (Accounting) - 1981
MBA, George Washington University (Information Technology) - 1975
BBA, George Washington University (Accounting) - 1973
Research Interests
Capital Budgeting
Management Control Systems
Teaching Interests
Accounting - Financial & Managerial
Management Control Systems
Implementing Strategy
2011 - Service "MVP", Schools of Business
2006 - Who's Who in America, Marquis' Who's Who
2005 - Who's Who in Finance and Industry, Marquis Who's Who
2005 - Who's Who in the World, Marquis Who's Who
2004 - Who's Who in the South and Southwest, Marquis Who's Who
1990 - Sara Lee Award for Excellence, Babcock / Sara Lee Corp.
1989 - Faculty Fellow, Institute of Financial Education
1978 - Teaching Commendation, Ohio State House of Representatives
1978 - Outstanding Teaching Associate, Ohip State University
1978 - Pacesetters' Teaching Award, Pacesetters' - Ohio State University
1977 - Pacesetters' Teaching Award, Pacesetters - Ohip State University
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, &
Saladin, B.
(2001). Integration is the Hallmark of Wake Forest's MBA Program. MBA Roundtable Journal, (Summer, 2001)
Middaugh, K.
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Koch, B. S.
, &
Kalmmer, T.
(1999). "Improving Capital Budgeting Decisions". AICPA Workbooks Professional Development Institute,
Middaugh, K.
, &
Saladin, B.
(1998). "Pizza Hut Inc.". Technology and Operations Review,
Middaugh, K.
(1994). "B-3-3: Management Accounting and Control Systems, Prentice-Hall.
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Middaugh, K.
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Anthony, R. N.
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Dearden, J.
, &
Govindarajan, V.
(1994). "Captain Jamie Totten".
Management Control Systems, R. D. Irwin Inc..
Middaugh, K.
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Rotch, W.
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Allen, B. R.
, &
Smith, C. R.
(1994). "PepsiCo International".
Cases in Management Accounting and Control Systems, Prentice-Hall.
December 1, 2005 - "Custom education programs on rise in business schools", IndUS Business Journal
May 9, 2005 - "A custom fit: Area universities tailoring crash-course executive training", Business Journal - Triad
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November 19, 2004 - "WFU merges science and business in curriculum", Business Journal - Triad
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July 12, 2000 - "Duke Business School Faculty Launch Start-up Company", News & Observer
May 5, 2000 - "UNCG, WFU MBA Programs Try Distance Learning", Business Journal
