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Tracie Majors

  • Associate Professor of Accounting

In Tracie's research, she employs theories from psychology and economics to delve into the effects of facets of auditors’ day-to-day environment on their judgment and decision making. Her research also incorporates individual attributes and proposes interventions to address identified problems. Tracie currently teaches auditing with data analytics and introductory accounting. She earned her doctorate at University of Texas at Austin, and has served on the faculty at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to her doctorate, she worked in auditing and transaction services at PwC.

Tracie Majors

Areas of Expertise

Auditing
Auditor Litigation
Auditor-Client Negotiations
Complex Estimates
Default Options
Experimental Economics
Financial Reporting
Fraud
Goals
Habits

Departments

Leventhal School of Accounting

RESEARCH + PUBLICATIONS