Daniel W. Barlow

Daniel W. Barlow is Professor of Accounting and Chair of the Undergraduate Business Program at Roberts Wesleyan University, where he has been a faculty member since 1989. He leads the Accounting & Information Management Major and teaches a broad range of courses in accounting, business law, finance, and ethics.

Education:

• J.D., University of Colorado
• B.S. in Accounting, Oral Roberts University

Dr. Barlow's research and presentations focus on the integration of faith, ethics, and business education. His work explores natural law, biblical principles in contracts and agency, and the role of Christian values in globalization and accreditation. He frequently presents at the Christian Business Faculty Association conferences and has developed curriculum modules on business law and managerial accounting.

His publications demonstrate a consistent interdisciplinary focus on law, religion, and business, often examining constitutional history, moral philosophy, and pedagogical innovation. Themes include the ethical foundations of business law, faith-based teaching methods, and the civic values of American democracy.

Scientific Awards:

• Barbara S. Muller Award for Teaching Excellence (2002)

Dr. Barlow advises academic programs and contributes to curriculum development. He has served as a board member of the Rochester chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (2001–2006). His professional service includes extensive involvement with faith-based and professional academic organizations, reflecting a commitment to both scholarly excellence and ethical leadership.

He is actively engaged in campus intellectual life, having presented in chapel and the Cultural Life Series on topics such as religion in public schools and American values. While no formal lab or research team is mentioned, his collaborative work with colleagues like K. Usrey and R. Roller indicates a team-based approach to faith-integrated business pedagogy.