Education
D.B.A., Boston University
M.B.A., New York University
A.B., Dartmouth College
Areas of Expertise
Financial Accounting and Taxation
Background
Ernst and Young auditor and taxation senior; Lecturer Boston
University
Courses Taught
Federal Taxation I, Federal Taxation II, Introductory Financial
Accounting, Intermediate Financial Accounting, Advanced
Accounting,
Auditing, Financial Statement Analysis, Financial Accounting
Theory
Research Interests
Capital market information efficiency,
residual income valuation, corporate earnings, risk aversion,
derivative
securities
Dissertation : "Earnings Risk and Residual Income
Valuation"
Selected Publications
“Have Internet Message Boards Changed Market Behavior ?”,
INFO: The Journal of Policy, Regulation, and Strategy, VOL. 8 NO. 5 2006, pp.
67-76.
“Measuring Investor Sentiment in Equity Markets” with A. Bandopadyaya,
forthcoming, Journal of Asset Management, Vol 7 2006.
“Segment Disclosure and the Reduction of Information Asymmetry” a
working paper with S. Lee
“Using Debate to Enhance Critical Thinking in the Accounting Classroom:
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and U.S. Tax Policy” a working paper with J. Brennan-Camp
“Customizing the Residual Income Valuation Model” working paper
“Do
investors value the new segment disclosure rules of SFAS
131?” a working paper with S. Lee
“IRC
and the Legislative Process – A Project for Tax Courses” a
working paper with J. Brennan-Camp
"Do Book/Tax Differences Provide a Signal About Earnings Risk?" a working paper
with T. Noga.
Professional
Activities
Certified Public Accountant
Member AICPA
Member American Association of University Women
Honors
Member of Beta Gamma Sigma
Earnings Riskiness and Residual Income Valuation won "'Best Paper by a New
Faculty Member" award at the AAA NE regional meeting in 2005
AICPA Doctoral Fellowship
Boston University Doctoral Fellowship
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