Ron King

at Olin Business School

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  • Olin Business School

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Olin Business School

Area of Expertise:

Financial Reporting

Research Interests:

Teaching and learning, and the role of the modern business school. Economic analysis of legal issues in accounting and auditing markets. Economics of information in markets and organizations. Experimental Economics

Awards/Honors:

  • EMBA Reid Teaching Award, Washington University, 2013
  • Founder''s Day Distinguished Faculty Award, Washington University, 2012
  • BSBA Reid Teaching Award, Washington University, 1987

Ron is the Myron Northrop Professor of Accounting at Washington University. While at Washington University he has taught accounting courses in the Undergraduate, MBA, and Masters of Accounting Programs. He now focuses his teaching at the Executive MBA level. His current research interests are in the area of teaching and learning. He has held various administrative positions including Senior Associate Dean of Faculty, Senior Associate Dean of Programs, and the Director of the Center for Experiential Learning. Ron received the Distinguished Faculty Award at Washington University’s Founder’s Day in 2012. Ron is active in the St. Louis start-up community. He is an angel investor and has served as a board member for several companies. Ron received his PhD from the University of Arizona.

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