Dr. Vicki Tang is a Visiting Associate Professor of Accounting at CKGSB. She has also served as a Tenured Associate Professor of Accounting at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. Dr. Tang serves as a referee on journals including the Accounting Review and Contemporary Accounting Research. At Georgetown, she has taught classes on financial accounting, financial statement analysis, and corporate financial reporting. She also serves as Mid-Atlantic Region Liaison for the American Accounting Association. Dr. Tang received her Ph.D. in Accounting from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan and holds a bachelor's degree from Peking University.

• PricewaterhouseCoopers Inquiries Award, 2011
• McDonough School of Business Center for Financial Markets and Policy Award, 2011
• McDonough School of Business Capital Market Research Awards, 2008-2009
• One of the ten recipients of the Deloitte & Touche Fellow nation-wide, 2004
• The University of Michigan Mitsui Center Research Fellowship, 2005
• Ross School of Business and Paton Accounting Fellowship, 2001-2005

• "Isolating the Effect of Disclosure on Information Risk" (sole-authored), 2011,Journal of Accounting and Economics 52: 81-99
• "Earnings Volatility and Earnings Predictability" (with Ilia Dichev), 2009. Journal of Accounting and Economics 47 (1-2): 160-181.
• "Are Special Items Informative About Future Profit Margins?" (with Patricia Fairfield and Karen Kitching), 2009. Review of Accounting Studies 14 (2-3): 204-236.
• "Matching and the Changing Properties of Accounting Earnings over the Last 40 Years" (with Ilia Dichev), 2008. The Accounting Review 83 (6): 1425-1460.
• "Trading Incentives to Meet the Analyst Forecast" (with Sarah McVay and Venky Nagar), 2006. Review of Accounting Studies 11(4): 575-598.