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Kathryn Troxel, CPA, MST
Tax Professor at Seattle University
Kathryn Troxel, CPA, MST, is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Accounting at the Albers School of Business and Economics at Seattle University. She joined the faculty in 2019 after a career that included significant experience in tax roles within the technology sector and academia.
Professional Background
- Previous Experience: Before her tenure at Seattle University, Troxel worked in-house for various technology software companies in the Bay Area. She also has experience teaching tax and accounting courses at institutions such as San Francisco State University, the University of San Francisco, and UC Davis.
- Big Four Experience: Troxel has worked with two of the Big Four accounting firms: KPMG LLP and Ernst & Young LLP. This experience has contributed to her expertise in tax matters.
Contributions and Involvement
- Community Engagement: Troxel is actively involved in the Washington Society of CPAs and leads the Low-Income Tax Volunteer program in partnership with United Way of King County. This initiative prepares over 500 tax returns annually with the help of student volunteers.
- Speaking Engagements: She has participated as a speaker at various forums, including the Women in Business Forum and events organized by the Tax Director Association.
Academic Focus
Troxel specializes in tax education, sharing her knowledge and passion for the subject with her students at Seattle University. Her practical experience combined with academic insight makes her a valuable asset to both her students and the broader community.
For more detailed professional insights, you can view her LinkedIn profile under the username ktroxel .1
Highlights
Graduation ceremony is in four days. Congratulations to many of my students that I have had the pleasure of knowing for four years. 🎓 Help us wish our students good luck on finals this week 📚
I am looking for guest speakers either in-person or remote over ZOOM to share about different career path in Accounting for our Undergrad Business Students at Albers. Accounting Graduates Drop By Highest Percentage in Years There is a current shortages in students but lots of jobs. Form 2021 to 2022 academic year number of Accounting Majors dropped by almost 8% See article and graph.
