Elise Bartley

Elise Bartley serves as an Associate Teaching Professor and FORVIS Teaching Scholar in the Department of Accountancy at the Trulaske College of Business, University of Missouri. She teaches financial and managerial accounting courses (ACCTCY 2136H and 2137H) and is actively involved in the Honors College Curriculum Committee, where she integrates community engagement to enrich student learning experiences.

Her educational qualifications are entirely from the University of Missouri:

• B.S. in Accountancy
• Master of Accountancy (MAcc)
• Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis

Professor Bartley's research centers on diversity in higher education and its effects on student outcomes, with a particular focus on accounting education. She has collaborated across disciplines—including Physics, Exercise Science, History, and Science Education—to investigate effective teaching methodologies that transcend traditional academic boundaries.

Her professional accolades include the FORVIS Teaching Scholar designation, recognizing her contributions to pedagogy.

While the provided information does not list specific graduate students or grant funding, her interdisciplinary publications and committee work reflect a dedication to mentoring and advancing educational practices. She also applies her industry experience from Ernst & Young to connect classroom learning with real-world applications.