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Henry Friedman is a professor of accounting at UCLA Anderson School of Management. His research broadly relates to the information produced and used by firms in capital markets. Utilizing theoretical models and archival data, he studies issues involving corporate governance, regulation, disclosure, lobbying, investor preferences in corporate social responsibility, audit quality, non-audit services, executive compensation, entrepreneurship, and common ownership. His work has been published extensively in leading accounting, finance, and management journals. Currently, Friedman is serving as an editor for Review of Accounting Studies and Journal of Financial Reporting, and he is on the editorial board of Accounting Review. He also teaches core financial accounting and co-teaches an elective on sustainability and ESG. Before joining UCLA, Friedman taught core managerial accounting at Wharton and financial accounting at MIT.
UCLA Anderson School of Management • Los Angeles, CA
Teaching accounting courses and conducting research in accounting and finance.
Management Science •
Served as associate editor focusing on contributions in the fields of accounting and finance.
UCLA Anderson School of Management •
Oversaw curriculum and teaching strategies within the faculty.
Department of Economics admits primarily for the PhD program.