Dr. Bahmanziari received a Ph.D. in Accounting from Southern Illinois University in 2006. She has an MBA from Murray State University and two B.S. Degrees in Business, one with a major in Accounting and one with a major in Economics. Her current research interests include exploring trust in the ecommerce environment, banking compliance software, participative budgeting, group decision support systems and implications of blockchain technology on the Accounting profession. She is a certified Federal Compliance Regulator. She has several years of experience as a Federal Bank Examiner for the U.S. Treasury Department and several years in the private sector as a cost accountant. She worked 3 years as a cost accountant with General Dynamics and 3 years as a cost accountant with Murray, Inc., a leading outdoor products manufacturer.

Publications include Exploring The Effects Of The Social Component Of Mentoring Relationships On Doctoral Students And New Faculty Members In Accounting, 2012; Prospect Theory And Risky Choice In The Ecommerce Setting: Evidence Of A Framing Effect, 2012; Risky Choice In The Ecommerce Environment: A Test Of Probabilistic Mental Modeling, 2011; An Experimental Evaluation Of The Effects Of Internal And External E-Assurance On Initial Trust Formation In B2c E-Commerce, 2009; Reap Xbrl Benefits Now, 2009.

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