In this episode of the Trusted Professional Podcast, Calvin Harris Jr. interviews Brittany Bartula, a CPA and clinical assistant professor of accounting at the University of Buffalo. They discuss Brittany's journey into accounting, the importance of introductory courses in shaping students' perceptions of the profession, and the challenges posed by rapidly changing technology and AI in accounting education.
Brittany emphasizes the need to break down stereotypes about accounting careers and highlights the diverse opportunities available in the field.
In this engaging conversation, Brittany Bartula and Calvin Harris Jr. discuss the importance of basic math skills in accounting, the need for innovative teaching methods, and the significance of financial literacy for young children.
Brittany shares her vision for revolutionizing accounting education through immersive experiences and her journey in writing a children's book aimed at introducing financial concepts to kids. The discussion also touches on the importance of maintaining a work-life balance and finding hobbies outside of work.
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