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Steven Salterio is a Professor and Stephen J.R. Smith Chair of Accounting and Auditing at the Smith School of Business, Queen's University. He holds a PhD (University of Michigan, 1993) and BCom (Mount Allison University, 1982). His research focuses on auditing, governance, and field research methods, particularly in auditor-client negotiations and balanced scorecard applications. He serves as Editor of The Accounting Review and has held editorial roles in multiple journals.
- Affiliations: Queen's University Faculty Association Council Representative, Chartered Professional Accountant (FCPA, FCA)
- Education: PhD in Accounting (1993), BCom (1982)
Research interests include audit processes, corporate governance, and performance measurement. His work has been recognized with awards like the Lifetime Notable Contribution to Behavioral Accounting Research Award (2018) and the Haim Falk Award (2008). He has supervised ten PhD students and contributed to over 70 refereed publications.
Articles reflect his focus on audit standard-setting, transparency, and gender effects in investing. His grants include SSHRC funding (e.g., $149K Insight Grant, 2021–2026). Teaching spans undergraduate to PhD levels, with a strong emphasis on auditing and governance. He is actively involved in academic and professional service, including roles in editorial boards and policy committees.
