I am assistant professor of Accounting at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

To better understand financial information in different contexts, I have two major lines of research interests - financial information in the capital market and financial information along the supply chain. Financial information is valuable to a variety of capital market participants, including analysts, auditors, investors, and short sellers. The second major line of research projects focus on information dissemination along the supply chain and the effect of supplier-customer dynamics on financial reporting. The central theme of studies in these two contexts is the benefit or cost of information processing, which is examined by applying the textual analysis technique.

With my education background and various experiences in Accounting, I am passionate at passing my knowledge, guiding thinking process, and spark students' interest in the Accounting profession.

In my spare time, I enjoy activities with my two daughters, gardening, swimming, and running.