Dr. Cipriano teaches undergraduate and graduate classes focused on the preparation and analysis of financial statements.
His specialty is understanding how financial statements are used by intermediaries and end users for investment decisions.
Associate Professor
Michael Cipriano, PhD
Contact Us
McMullen Hall 217B
563-333-6186
CiprianoMichaelC@sau.edu
Education and Training
- PhD, University of South Carolina, Accounting
- MBA, University of Iowa
- BBA, University of Notre Dame, Accountancy
- BA, University of Notre Dame, Government and International Relations
Recent Publications
- Cipriano, M., Cole, E.T. and Briggs, J. "Value relevance and market valuation of assets measured using IFRS and US GAAP in the US equity market", International Journal of Accounting & Information Management, 30 (1): 95-114. 2022.
- Cipriano, M, Gruca, T, Jiao, J. “Can Investing Diaries be Hazardous to Your Financial Health?,” Journal of Prediction Markets 14 (1), 105-125. 2020.
- Cipriano, M, Hamilton, E, Vandervelde, S. “Has the qualified audit opinion become the “Rotten Kid” punishment threat?,” Critical Perspectives on Accounting 47, 26-38. 2017.
- Cipriano, M, Hamilton, E, Vandervelde, S. “Newport Soup Inc.: An Interactive Inherent Risk Assessment Case,” Journal of Accounting Education 37, 13-23. 2016.
- Cipriano, M, Goins, S, Gruca, T. “Private Information, Overconfidence and Trader Returns in Prediction Markets,” Journal of Prediction Markets 9 (3), 1-21. 2015.