Faculty
John Kostolansky
Degrees
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PhD, Economics, Columbia University, 1975
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BBA Loyola University Chicago, 1968
Research Interests
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Financial statement analysis
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Financial accounting
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Effective teaching methods
Courses Taught
- ACCT 400. Financial Accounting for Business Decisions
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ACCT 402. Issues In Financial Reporting
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ACCT 404. Financial Statement Analysis
Awards
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Alpha Sigma Nu (National Jesuit Honorary Society)
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Beta Alpha Psi (National Accounting Honorary Society)
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Beta Gamma Sigma (National Business Honorary Society)
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Business School Faculty of the Year, Loyola University, 1976
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Elijah Watt Sells Award, CPA Exam
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Herbert Lehman Fellow
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Woodwork Wilson Fellow
Publications
Refereed Articles
Kostolansky, J. W. & Stanko, B., "The Joint FASB/IASB Lease Project: Discussion And Industry Implications." Journal of Business & Economics Research, 9. 9 (2011). 8.
Kostolansky, J. W., Stanko, B. B. , Landgraf, E. L. , & Pakter, M. D., "Composite Manufacturing Company: A Financial (Mis)Statement Case." Journal of Business Case Studies, 6. 5 (2010). 13.
Kostolansky, John. , "The Impact of LIFO in the Fortune 500 in 2007." Journal of Applied Business Research, 25. 5 (2009). 11-20.
Kostolansky, John. , "The Impact of SFAS 158 on U.S. Balance Sheets and Asymmetries in International Reporting of Post-Employment Benefits." Journal of Economic Asymmetries, 4. 1 (2007). 123-132.
Refereed Proceedings
Kostolansky, John. , "The Impact on SFAS 158 on U.S. Balance Sheets and Asymmetries in International Reporting of Post-Employment Benefits." Conference on Asymmetries in Globalization: Opportunities and Risks (2007).
Book
Kostolansky, John. W. , Financial Statement Analysis. (2008).
Presentation of Refereed Papers
Kostolansky, John. (2007). "The Impact on SFAS 158 on U.S. Balance Sheets and Asymmetries in International Reporting of Post-Employment Benefits." Conference on Asymmetries in Globalization: Opportunities and Risks, Chicago, Illinois.