Dr. Stephanie Miller is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Quinnipiac University. She holds a PhD in Accounting from Yale University, an MA in Economics from Boston University, a BS in Accounting from Fordham University, and an active CPA license.
Dr. Miller has taught Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis, Personal Finance, Fundamentals of Financial Management, Risk Management and Insurance, and Introduction to the Business Environment at the undergraduate level and Analyzing Financial Information, Financial & Managerial Accounting for Decision-Making, and Gradiuate Internship at the graduate level.
Dr. Miller's research interests include earnings management, accounting for healthcare and nonprofit organizations, and accounting pedagogy. Her recent publications include:
“Nonprofit Expense Management and the Zero-Profit Threshold,” Pacific Accounting Review (2021)
“Concentrations in the Undergraduate Accounting Major: Preparing Students for the Evolving CPA and Beyond,” with Zeshawn Beg and Aamer Sheikh, Business Education Innovation Journal (2020)
“Generic Drug Shortages: A Case for Continuous Manufacturing,” with Christopher Hodgdon and Angela Mattie, Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies (2020)
“A New Course in Practical Accounting: Skills for Use in Daily Life,” with Paul Goodchild, Kenneth Ryack, and Aamer Sheikh, Business Education Innovation Journal (2020)
