Accounting Faculty Media Mentions

The Times of India covers research by accounting professors Long Chen and June Woo Park, finding that left-handed CEOs achieve higher innovative output. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/study-finds-co…

The paper has been covered elsewhere in the Indian media, including: Live India (https://liveindia.tv/lifestyle/the-left-handed-edge-why-steve-jobs-zuck…), NDTV (https://www.ndtv.com/feature/scientists-uncover-secret-to-success-of-st…) and The Economic Times (https://www.ndtv.com/feature/scientists-uncover-secret-to-success-of-st…).

Daily Mail Online covers research by accounting professors Long Chen and June Woo Park, suggesting that left-handed CEOs exhibit higher innovation performance.

Psychology Today's blog covers research on the relative innovativeness of right- and left-handed business leaders, co-authored by accounting professors Long Chen and June Woo Park.

R. William Snyder, assistant professor of accounting, speaks to CNN about how this year's tax filing trends may differ from those of past years.

Young Hoon Kim's research, finding that auditors are dangerously distracted by job postings during their "busy season", is covered in the Going Concern blog. 

HR Dive covers research by assistant professor of accounting Joseph (Han) Stice, which finds that Deloitte accountants on H-1B visas were paid ten percent less than their U.S.-born peers. 

Maria Nykyforovych, assistant professor of accounting, talks to the Financial Times about the possibly worrying implications of private equity's entry into the auditing sector.

Kelly Wentland, associate professor of accounting, comments for the San Francisco Chronicle about Kamala Harris's first-time homebuyers' assistance proposal. 

ACC Docket covers a prize-winning working paper co-authored by JK Aier, senior associate dean for academic affairs and global engagement, which found that legal risks were reduced when the corporate secretary also served as chief legal officer.

David Koo, assistant professor of accounting, is interviewed by Accounting Today about his recent research exploring links between frequency of financial reporting and market efficiency.