Jerry Mathis is a visiting assistant professor at Indiana University - Bloomington, where he started in August 2023. He is an empirical accounting researcher and examines issues such as costs and consequences of voluntary disclosure, managerial credibility, sustainability regulation, and market microstructure.

 

Jerry holds a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in accounting (specializing in taxation) from the University of Florida, a master’s degree in business analytics (with a specialization in business process analytics) from Southern Methodist University, and a doctoral degree in accounting from the University of Michigan.

 

Outside of work, Jerry is very happily married to his husband, Eric, and is a proud dog dad of their Australian shepherd, Oliver. He loves photography, travel, programming projects, ceramics, crochet (don't knock it until you try it), gourmet cooking and volunteering his time to causes such as financial literacy programs and mentoring first-generation college students.