Research authored by Lauren Vollon, visiting Assistant Professor of Accountancy, "The Capital Market Effects of Centralizing Regulated Financial Information," was accepted by the Journal of Accounting Research. Congratulations, Lauren!
Stephannie Larocque's paper, "On the Informativeness of Unexpected Exclusions from Street Earnings," has been accepted for publication by Contemporary Accounting Research.
We'd like to welcome our new faculty. Read below to get to know them better.
John Aland, Visiting Assistant Professor
AREAS OF INTEREST: Financial institutions, financial reporting, equity crowdfunding, voluntary disclosure.
RESEARCH:…
Andy Imdieke won the Deloitte Foundation Wildman Medal at the annual AAA conference. The medal is presented to to the author(s) of the article, monograph, book or other work, reflecting the results of their research or the application of the research of others, published during the five calendar years…
John Donovan's paper titled "Does Recognition versus Disclosure Affect Debt Contracting? Evidence from SFAS 158" was accepted for publication by The Accounting Review.
The following faculty members who are transitioning to emeritus status this year collectively represent 136 years of teaching and research excellence:
Chao-Shin Liu, associate professor of Accountancy, joined Notre Dame in 1998. Chao won numerous teaching awards during his…
Hal White's paper, Spillover Effects…
Mendoza Outstanding Professor Awards honor the faculty members in each department who exhibit sustained excellence in undergraduate teaching in her or his discipline.
James Dincolo Outstanding Undergraduate Professor Award – Accountancy
Accountancy's Hal White's paper "Spillover Effects of Mandatory Portfolio Disclosures on Corporate Investment” was accepted by the Journal of Accounting & Economics.
Andy Imdieke, assistant professor of Accountancy, received the American Accounting Association's 2023 Deloitte Foundation Wildman Medal Award for his co-authored paper, “The Revival of Large Consulting Practices at the Big 4 and Audit Quality," published in the November 2020 issue…
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Accountancy's Stephannie Larocque and Andy Imdieke were invited to serve on The Accounting Review editorial board effective June 1.
John Donovan's paper "Contracting in the Dark: The Rise of Public-Side Lenders in the Syndicated Loan Market" was accepted for publication in the Journal of Accounting and Economics. Congratulations, John!
Andy Imdieke's paper "Does the Presence of an Internal Control Audit affect Firm Operational Efficiency?" was accepted for publication in Contemporary Accounting Research. Congratulations, Andy!
Brad Badertscher's paper, "Assurance Level Choice, CPA Fees, and Financial Reporting Benefits: Inferences from U.S. Private Firms," was accepted by the Journal of Accounting & Economics with a publication date of February 2023.
Some banks say interest income sensitivity disclosures are useless. Jessica Watkins’ research shows otherwise.
“We found that analyst forecasts were more accurate in projecting future net income when banks provided the disclosures, relative to banks that did not provide them,” Watkins said,…
New research from Accountancy's John…
Andy Imdieke was quoted in the Wall Street Journal's Morning Ledger about his new research co-authored with Erik Beardsley that examines whether non-audit services to clients can help improve audit quality.
Erik Beardsley's and Andy Imdike's working paper with Tom Omer, "Too Much of a Good Thing? Evidence of a Nonlinear Association Between Non-Audit Services and Audit Quality," was recently cited in the Wall Street Journal's CFO Journal. Please see the article…
Seven years ago, Laudato Si' called upon businesses to get serious about sustainability. Today Mendoza professors Sandra Vera-Muñoz, Peter Easton and Jessica McManus Warnell are putting the encyclical's words into action by showing what it takes to…
Please join me in thanking accountancy professors Ken Milani and Jim Wittenbach for 50 years of service to the University. Ken and Jim have served the College across 10 deanships (eight different deans) and shaped the College through their love of teaching, scholarship…