Alice Tsang

Growing up in abject poverty, I never imagined I would have so many meaningful experiences because God kept opening doors for me to serve Him and His people. I am thankful for all the learning opportunities which helped me prepare for the next moves.

I consider myself one of the most unlikely people to have had a solid career in the financial industry. For several decades, I worked with professionals from many fields involved in major financings. I also witnessed the rise and fall of many financial titans. People in the industry are valued for their competence in structuring complex deals using "sophisticated" techniques. If they are not guided by the highest ethical standards, their smarts could bring ruins to their clients, their employers and their communities. Seeing how mismanagement of money has destroyed nations, families, and individuals, I have a passion for promoting financial literacy. Since 2010, I have used my classes as a platform to help students develop proper perspectives on money and financial management, in hopes that they can/will educate others around them. The lack of financial literacy in underserved communities is particularly acute. My goal is to make financial knowledge more accessible to those who feel they don't have the "qualifications" to learn finance.

After teaching 10+ years in another Christian liberal arts college, I feel called to serve at Taylor. The Business Department has a strong team of faculty and many students with great potential. I will do my utmost to develop students into highly competent finance professionals who also distinguish themselves by their moral character.

Podcast episode: Beyond the Crucible