Accounting

Faculty

Charlie Bame-Aldred, Professor of Practice. BS, 1986, Johnson & Wales University; PhD, 2004, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. (2022)

Dane Christensen, Scharpf-Knight Chair in Accounting; Professor of Accounting; Senor Associate Dean, Faculty and Research (corporate misconduct, corporate social responsibility, political economy). BA, 2003, Oregon State; BS, 2004, MActg, 2005, Oregon; PhD, 2013, Arizona. (2016)

Derek Christensen, Assistant Professor of Accounting (financial reporting). BS, 2017,University of Denver; PhD, 2024, University of Wisconsin. (2024)

Angela Davis, Jack O. Rickli Professor of Business; Senior Associate Dean, Academic Programs (financial reporting, valuation). BS, 1993, Idaho; PhD, 2001, Washington. (2006)

Nicole Johnson, Robert and Lois Braddock Research Scholar; Associate Professor of Accounting; Academic Director, Undergraduate Programs (managerial incentives, performance measurement). BS, 1996, MAcc, 1996, Brigham Young; MS, 2002, PhD, 2005, Stanford. (2013)

Jaewoo Kim, Booth Research Scholar, Associate Professor of Accounting; Coordinator, Accounting PhD Program (capital markets, financial reporting, information intermediaries, financial accounting for income taxes). BA, 2000, Korea; MBA, 2004, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology; PhD, 2013, Iowa. (2019) 

Linda Krull, Richard W. Lindholm Professor in Taxation (capital structure decisions, effects of taxes on corporate financial reporting and investment). BS, 1992, Indiana; MAcc, 1994, Florida; PhD, 2001, Arizona. (2008)

Jacqueline Mumford, Assistant Teaching Professor of Accounting. University of Utah, BS, 2020, Macc, 2021. (2025)

Sarah Nutter, Charles E. Kern Professor (impact of taxes and taxation structures on individuals and businesses, incentives and differences on institutional and individual behavior). BS, Ferris State; MBA, PhD, Michigan State. (2017)

Kyle Peterson, Charles E. Johnson Memorial Professor of Accounting; Director, School of Accounting (comparability, disclosure, financial statement complexity, revenue recognition). BS, 2001, MAcc, 2001, Brigham Young; PhD, 2008, Michigan. (2008)

Scott Robinson, Assistant Professor of Accounting. BS, 2012, University of Delaware; PhD, 2024, University of Colorado, Boulder. (2024)   

Mary Savage, Assistant Teaching Professor of Accounting.  BS, 1997, MBA, 1999, JD, 2003, Oregon. (2021)

Joel Sneed, Associate Teaching Professor of Accounting (accounting information systems, financial and international accounting, US corporate, international corporate, and individual taxation). BS, 1986, MBA, 1988, Appalachia State; MS, 1997, PhD, 2001, Arizona. (2000)

Drew Stevenson, Professor of Practice; Academic Director, Master of Accounting Program. BS, 2009, North Dakota State University; MBA, 2024, University of South Dakota. (2025)

Michael Tomcal, Associate Teaching Professor of Accounting (financial accounting, cost accounting, federal taxation). BS, 1982, DePaul; MEd, 2005, Oregon State; MActg, 2005, Oregon. (2006)

Laura Wellman, Tykeson Associate Professor of Accounting. BS, 2006, MT, 2007, PhD, 2014, Arizona State. (2023)

Emeriti

Robin Clement, Emerita Teaching Professor of Accounting. BSBA, 1979, Ohio State; MBA, 1983, Wisconsin; PhD, 1994, Michigan State. (2003)

Helen Gernon, Professor Emerit of Accounting. BBA, 1968, Georgia; MBA, 1972, Florida Atlantic; PhD, 1978, Pennsylvania State; CPA, Florida. (1978)

David Guenther, Professor Emeritus of Accounting. BA, 1976, California State, San Bernardino; PhD, 1990, Washington. (2005)

Michele Henney, Emerit Teaching Professor of Accounting. BS, 1982, California State; MS, 1988, Golden Gate; PhD, 1994, Oregon. (2004)

Drummond Kahn, Emerit Professor of Practice. BA, 1989, Whitman; MS, 1990, Oregon. (2000)

Ray King, Professor Emerit of Accounting.  BS, 1971, Montana State; MBA, 1974, Montana; PhD, 1980, Oregon; CPA, Montana. (1982)

Steven Matsunaga, Professor Emerit of Accounting.  BA, 1979, San Francisco State; MBA, 1984, William and Mary; PhD, 1992, Washington. (1992)

Dale Morse, Professor Emerit of Accounting.  BA, 1969, MBA, 1975, Oregon; PhD, 1978, Stanford. (1991)

The date in parentheses at the end of each entry is the first year on the University of Oregon faculty.