Eric is an Assistant Professor and Dean's Scholar at CSU's College of Business. He teaches Advanced Accounting in our undergraduate program and Forensic Accounting and Fraud Auditing in our graduate program. 

Most of Eric's research focuses on using empirical models to examine how auditors, regulators and key stakeholders affect corporate disclosure decisions and resource allocation. His studies have been published in peer-reviewed academic journals including Contemporary Accounting Research and the Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance. 

Eric joined our faculty after completing his Ph.D. at Drexel University. Prior to academia, he was a Manager at PwC in New York City auditing high-profile distressed companies in financial services. Eric also worked in private equity in New York and as an analyst at a multi-manager strategy hedge fund in Boston. He also has experience with insurance, post-IPO SEC reporting, statutory reporting, asset management and corporate spin-offs. He attained his CPA license while in practice and holds a Bachelor's degree in Corporate Finance and Accounting and a Master's degree in Accountancy from Bentley University.

Eric has won awards for both his research and teaching. His curriculum vitae is available by request at eric.lohwasser@colostate.edu