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.

• Fall 2023 MAcc Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (12/15/2023)
• Fall 2021 MAcc Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (12/10/2021)
• Accounting Outstanding Research Award - UTEP College of Business Administration (05/01/2019-05/31/2019)

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

• CEO political ideology and asymmetric cost behavior Advances in Accounting (2024), Adam Esplin, Yun Ke, Kari J. Olsen, Jiwoo Seo.
• The ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence Chatbot: How Well Does It Answer Accounting Assessment Questions? Issues in Accounting Education (2023), David A. Wood, Aaron S. Nelson, Adam Esplin.
• Religiosity at the Top and Annual Report Readability Journal of Risk and Financial Management (2022), Toufiq Nazrul, Adam Esplin, Kevin E. Dow, David Folsom.
• Industry-Level versus Firm-Level Forecasts of Long-Term Earnings Growth Finance Research Letters 47 A (2022), Adam M. Esplin.
• Independent and Investment-Bank Analysts' Target Prices Journal of Financial Reporting (2022), Kristian Allee, Devon Erickson, Adam Esplin, Stephannie Larocque.

• Financial Analysts’ Preferences Regarding Income Statement Presentation (2022), Kristian Allee, Devon Erickson, Adam Esplin, Teri Yohn.
• CEO Political Ideology and Non-GAAP Earnings (2022), Volume Provo, UT, Adam Esplin, Yun Ke, Kari Olsen, Jiwo Seo.
• Financial Analysts’ Preferences Regarding Income Statement Presentation (2022), Volume San Diego, CA, Kristian Allee, Devon Erickson, Adam Esplin, Teri Yohn.
• CEO Political Ideology and 'Sticky' Costs (2021), Adam Esplin.

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