Jace Garrett

Jace Garrett is an Associate Professor at the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business at Clemson University. He holds a Ph.D. in Accounting from Bentley University (2015), an MAcc and BS in Accounting from Brigham Young University (2011). Garrett teaches courses such as Cost Accounting (ACCT 3030) and Managerial Accounting (MBA 8540), focusing on practical and theoretical applications of accounting principles.

• Education: Ph.D. Accounting, Bentley University (2015)
• MAcc Accounting, Brigham Young University (2011)
• BS Accounting, Brigham Young University (2011)

Garrett's research spans Management Accounting, Control Systems, and Behavioral Economics, with a emphasis on interpersonal trust and organizational dynamics. His recent work explores AI applications in accounting, prosocial motivation in firms, and fairness in contractual arrangements.

Garrett's publications highlight interdisciplinary trends, including AI evaluation in education, prosocial motivation in accounting, cooperative dynamics in organizational settings, and price transparency in healthcare. His work appears in journals like Issues in Accounting Education, Behavioral Research in Accounting, and JAMA Internal Medicine.