Claire Reeves La Roche
Accounting, Finance, and Economics Department
Rank at Appointment: Assistant Professor
Dates of part-time employment at Longwood:
  July 15, 2004
Appointed August 2000
Present Rank: Assistant Professor
1/95 - 5/98

I.     Educational and Employment Data

       A.  Academic Preparation
          1. William & Mary Business Administration 1/96 - 8/97 MBA
          2. University of South Carolina Law 8/77 - 12/79 JD
          3. College of Charleston Political Science 1/75 - 5/77 BA

       B.  Professional Licenses
          1. South Carolina Bar South Carolina Supreme Court 5/80
          2. Virginia Bar Supreme Court of Virginia 6/82

       C.  Academic Employment
          1. Longwood University Assistant Professor 8/00 - present
          2. Longwood College Adjunct/Visiting Instructor 1/95 - 5/99
          3. Southside Virginia Community College Adjunct Instructor 1/84 - 12/97

       D.  Related Experience or Employment
          1. Private Practice, Farmville, VA Attorney 1982 - 1983
          2. Timberlake, Smith, Thomas, & Moses Clerk 1981 - 1982
          3. Private Practice, Charleston, S.C. Attorney 1981
          4. South Carolina National Bank Assistant Trust Officer 1980
          5. South Carolina Electric & Gas Law Clerk 1979

       E.  Honorary Societies
          1. Omicron Delta Kappa (inducted 1976)

       F.  Professional Memberships
          1. Virginia State Bar Association (Active Member 2003-2004)
          2. South Carolina Bar Association (Associate Member 2003-2004)

II.    Professional Growth

       A.  Professional Responsibilities
          1. College of Business -- Business Education Committee (2001 - 2002); Committee Evaluating
              Options for the 150-Hour CPA Requirement (2001 - 2002); Mission and Assessment
              (2000-2004); Curriculum Committee (1998, 2000 - present); Major Field Test, conducted
              review sessions (1998 - 2001)
          2. University -- Honor Board Advisor (2000 - 2001); Athletics Gender Equity Ad Hoc Committee
              (Chair 2000 - present); Faculty Senate (2001 - 2003); Executive Committee
              (2001 - 2003); Committee on Promotion and Tenure Policies and Procedures (2000 - 2001);
              SACS Financial and Physical Resources Committee (Editor, 2001 - 2003); IIMA Advisor
              (1999 - 2004); Brock Commons Faculty Planning Committee (2001 - present); Board of
              Visitors Committee for Administration, Finance, and Facilities, 2001 - 2002; Board of Visitors
              Audit Committee (2002 - 2003); Search Committee for the Director of Library Services
              (2003 - 2004); Representative to the Longwood University Foundation, Inc., (2003 - present);
              Longwood University Foundation Audit Committee (2003 - 2004); Petitions Committee
              (2001 - 2004)

       B.  Awards
          1. Best Paper Award, European Applied Business Research Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland,
              June 2004
          2. Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Award (2003), Longwood University
          3. Outstanding Faculty Member Award (May 1999), School of Business and Economics,
              Longwood College
          4. Teaching Fellow Award for Excellence in Teaching (1984 - 1995), Southside Virginia
              Community College
          5. Teaching Peer Award for Excellence in Teaching (1984 - 1989), Southside Virginia
              Community College

       C. Attendance at Conferences -- Presented paper at the European Applied Business Research Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, June 2004; Presented paper at the College Teaching Learning Conference in Edinburgh Scotland, June 2004; Presented 2 papers at the International Applied Business Research Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 2004; Presented paper at Southeast INFORMS, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (1997, 2000, 2001). Recent continuing education seminars attended include: Intellectual Property Practice and Procedure, Virginia State Bar, Wintergreen, Virginia, 2003; Negotiations, Charlottesville, Virginia, 2001; 19th Annual Business Law Seminar, Charlottesville, Virginia, 2001; Advanced Family Law, Charlottesville, Virginia, 2000; Estate Planning, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1999; Legal Research, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1999

       D.  Other Travel -- Attended International Law Seminar, Cambridge University (1995)

III.   Scholarly Activities

       A.  Research
          1. La Roche, Claire R., Mary A. Flanigan, Melanie B. Marks, “Online Music Piracy: Are Lawsuits the
              Best Approach?” Proceeding of the European Applied Business Research Conference, Edinburgh,
              Scotland, June 2004 (Best Paper Award)
          2. La Roche, Claire R., “Providing Peer Advocates for Disciplinary Hearings” Proceeding of the
              European College Teaching and Learning Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, June 2004
          3. La Roche, Claire R. “Student Rights Associated with Disciplinary and academic Hearings and
              Sanctions” Accepted for publication in the College Student Journal (Summer 2004)
          4. La Roche, Claire R., Mary A Flanigan, “Monitoring e-Mail in the Workplace: Privacy Rights and
              Employer Responsibilities” Proceeding of International Applied Business Research, March 2004.
              Accepted for publication in the Review of Business Information Systems (Summer 2004)
          5. La Roche, Claire R., Mary A. Flanigan, International Initiatives to Eliminate Corruption: Has
              Bribery Declined?” Proceeding of International Applied Business Research, March 2004
          6. La Roche, Claire R., William P. Brown, "Tax Shelters: Pitfalls for Professionals and
              Taxpayers." Proceeding of Southeast INFORMS, October 2001
          7. La Roche, Claire R., Mary A. Flanigan, "Electronic Privacy Rights: Use of E-Mail in the
              Workplace." Proceeding of Southeast INFORMS, October 2000
          8. La Roche, Claire R., Mary A. Flanigan, and William P. Brown. "An Approach for Teaching
              Morality versus Legality and Ethical Relativism." Proceeding of Southeast INFORMS,
              October 1997
         
IV. Service to College Community -- In addition to serving on a number of committees, I was a member of the Faculty Senate (2001-2003), served as the faculty advisor to the Independent Innovators and Marketing Association (1999 - 2004) and the Honor Board (2000 - 2001). I have conducted review sessions for the Major Field Test since 1998 and have co-administered this test to seniors in the School of Business (1998-2000). Moreover, I have been involved with a number of student sponsored activities such as judging the annual lip-sync contest (1999, 2000), Oktoberfest Spirit Leader (2001), Athletic-Academic Recognition Banquet, and the Project Success dinner.


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