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Stuart Borowsky
is an Associate Professor of Accounting. He
earned his BA and MBA from Drexel
University. Stu is a Certified Public
Accountant in Pennsylvania. He has been a
professor at Philadelphia University for
over 30 years. In addition, he has a private
accounting and consulting practice with
clients in an array of businesses and
professions. His primary area of expertise
has been in the fast food area servicing
several McDonald's, Dunkin' Donut, and
Burger King franchises. At present, his
focus is with a new home builder in Delaware
Valley. Over the years, his outside practice
has enabled him to bring the practical side
of accounting into the classroom.
Professor Borowsky is the 2003 recipient of the
Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award, as
well as the 2003 School of Business Teaching
Award. In October 2003 Professor
Borowsky was the first recipient of the
Bertrand Hayward Alumni Award given by the
by the alumni to “a faculty member who has
had a profound influence on the success of
Philadelphia University alumni.”
Email Professor Borowsky at
BorowskyS@PhilaU.edu.
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