Assistant Professor of Accountancy
Christine_Tan@baruch.cuny.edu
Education:
| BCom | University of Melbourne | First Class | 1995 |
| PhD | University of Melbourne |
| 2000 |
Areas of Expertise:
Corporate Financial Distress, Earnings Management in
Initial Public Offerings, Mergers and Acquisitions, Auditor's Going
Concern Opinion
Selected Publications:
"Dunn, K.A., C.E.L. Tan, and E. K. Venuti, Auditor Industry Specialization and the Issuance of Going-Concern Opinions," Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting and Economics, June 2002, 9:39-69.
"Auditor Judgments: The Effects of the Partner's Views on Decision
Outcomes and Cognitive Effort" (with Christine Jubb and Keith A.
Houghton). Behavioral Research in Accounting, Vol. 9 Supplement: 157-75. 1997
"Opportunism and Ethics: A Note on Audit Qualifications and Auditee Switch Decisions." Accountability and Performance, 1 (3): 63-74. 1995
"Measurement in Accounting Present Value and Historic Cost: A Report on
the Attitude and Policy Positions of Australia's Largest Businesses."
G100, Melbourne. 1995
Academic Activities:
Faculty Advisor, Accounting Society.
Co-ordinator of Principles of Accounting (ACC2101)
Professional Activities:
Ad hoc reviewer, Accounting and Finance, Australian Accounting Review.
Member, American Accounting Association.
Member, American Finance Association.
Member, Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand.
Awards, Honors, etc.:
PSC-CUNY Research Awards, 2000-01 and 2001-02.
2001 Zicklin Business School Dean's Teaching Excellence Award
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