Professor Esplin graduated with a PhD in Accounting from Indiana University in 2013. He taught at the University of Alberta prior to arriving at UTEP in 2017. His research examines how managers and equity analysts forecast accounting information and how investors analyze financial statements.

• Ph D in Accounting, Indiana University (2013)
• MBA in Financial Management and Markets, Arizona State University (2005)
• BA in Economics, Brigham Young University (2001)

• The Characteristics, Valuation Methods, and Information Use of Valuation Specialists Accounting Horizons 34 3 (2020), Kristian Allee, Adam Esplin, Devon Erickson, Teri Yohn.
• Characteristics and Implications of Long-Term Earnings Guidance Journal of Financial Reporting (2020), Andrew Call, Adam Esplin, Bin Miao.
• Demand for and Assessment of Audit Quality in Private Companies ABACUS 54 3 (2018), Adam Esplin, Karim Jamal, Shyam Sunder.
• Disaggregating Operating and Financing Activities: Implications for Forecasts of Profitability Review of Accounting Studies 19 (2014), Adam Esplin, M. Hewitt, M. Plumlee, T. Yohn.
• One world - One accounting Business Horizons 52 (2009), Adam Esplin, Devon Erickson, Laureen Maines.

• Taken with a Grain of Salt: Analyst Reactions to Earnings Forecasts from a Narcissistic CEO (2018), Volume Washington, DC, Adam Esplin, J. S. Judd, Kari Olsen.

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