Coastal Accounting & Finance Day Registration

On October 21, 2026, the College of Coastal Georgia will hold its 3rd Annual Coastal Accounting & Finance Day. We are pleased to welcome firms and agencies back to our campus after two successful years of this highly anticipated event.

The faculty and staff in the School of Business and Public Management are excited to welcome you to Brunswick, GA, to interview our accounting and finance majors. Currently, we have over 50 upper class students in these programs who are thrilled for the opportunity to meet with firms.

The day will begin late morning with an opportunity to informally meet our students with a light lunch provided. We will then break into more formal interviews with private rooms or separate tables of our conference center. We will have an option for virtual interviews as well. A sample schedule is below:

Registration: 11-11:30 a.m.

Light Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Interviews: 12:30-3:30 p.m.

There are four levels of registration:

Silver: Includes complimentary table and two chairs in the conference center
Gold: $350Includes private interview room (in person or virtual) and a file containing student resumes
Platinum: $500 – Includes private interview room (in person or virtual), student resume files, and table and chairs to be set up in the conference center (materials can be sent in advance if virtual option is chosen).
Graduate Schools: Includes complimentary table and two chairs in the lobby of the conference center.

Map of Campus (Conference Center Circled)

conference center circled on map

Please fill out and submit the form below no later than Wednesday, Oct. 15.

Contact Information:

Dr. Wanda DeLeo

Wanda DeLeo

Professor of Accounting

Education
Ph.D. in Accounting, Georgia State University
Dissertation Title: An Analysis of Financial Information as it Relates to Failed Commercial Banks – A Multivariate Approach
M.S. Accounting, University of Central Florida
B.A. Accounting, University of Georgia

Teaching and Research Interests / Recent Publications or Scholarly Output
All aspects of financial accounting and the importance of accounting internships to student success.

Dr. James Benton

James Benton, College of Coastal Georgia

Professor of Finance

Education
Ph.D. in Finance and International Business, Old Dominion University
M.A. in Economics, Old Dominion University
J.D. in Law, Georgia State University College of Law
MTx in Federal Taxation, Georgia State University
M.S. in Personal Financial Planning, Georgia State University
B.S. in Accounting and Finance, Northern Illinois University

Teaching and Research Interests / Recent Publications or Scholarly Output
Research: Federal Taxation, Portfolio Analysis, Investments, and Personal Finance
Teaching: Accounting, Federal Taxation, Investments, Personal Finance, and Financial Statement Analysis

Dr. Matthew Mosley

Matthew Mosley

Assistant Professor of Accounting

Education
Ph.D. in Hospitality and Tourism Management, Purdue University
MAcc Masters of Accounting, Georgia Southern University
M.S. in Hotel and Restaurant Management, Eastern Michigan University
B.S. in Hotel and Foodservice Management, South Dakota State University

Teaching and Research Interests / Recent Publications or Scholarly Output
Teaching interests include the strategic and operational dimensions of hospitality, with emphasis on event management, eco-tourism, accounting, foodservice operations, and technology integration. Research interests focus on the economic and cultural impacts of popular culture tourism, particularly how media, music, and film shape destination development and influence visitor behavior.