Amanda Meadows

Amanda Meadows is an Instructor in the Department of Accountancy and Legal Environment at Marshall University's School of Business and Leadership. Previously, she served as an Assistant Professor of Accounting at the University of Charleston (2011–present). She holds a BS in Accounting and Business Administration and an MBA, both from the University of Charleston.

Her teaching expertise spans courses such as Principles of Accounting I/II, Cost Accounting, and Federal Taxes. She has professional experience in public accounting and corporate tax/controllership roles. Meadows is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and actively contributes to the profession through memberships in the WVSCPAs and the Charleston Chapter of WVSCPAs.

She has served on committees and roundtables as a representative of the University of Charleston’s School of Business & Leadership. Additionally, she advised students in case competitions, demonstrating her commitment to academic and professional development.

While no specific grants or labs are mentioned, her service extends to community and professional engagement, reflecting her dual focus on education and practical accounting expertise.