Charles Cullinan

Charles Cullinan is a Professor of Accounting and Department Chair at Bryant University's College of Business. He holds a PhD from the University of Kentucky, an MS from SUNY Albany, and a BS from Suffolk University. His research focuses on corporate governance and audit markets, with emphasis on regulatory compliance, ethical frameworks, and financial transparency.

Dr. Cullinan's work explores intersections between accounting practices and corporate decision-making, particularly in international contexts like China. His recent publications analyze tax avoidance strategies, audit reporting efficiency, and governance structures in dual-class firms. Research consistently addresses market reactions to financial disclosures and regulatory impacts on auditing standards.

Honors include three Ohio Arts Council Fellowships, Fulbright Scholarship (2000), and multiple 'Best Paper' awards from AAA sections. He received the Elijah Watt Sells Award (1985) for exceptional CPA exam performance and serves in editorial roles for leading auditing journals.