Meng Huang

Dr. Meng Huang is shaping the future of accounting education and research as a Professor in the Department of Accounting at The University of Toledo. With a distinguished academic background, Dr. Huang earned her Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of Kentucky, where she developed a keen interest in the intricacies of financial markets and reporting. Prior to her tenure at Toledo, she enriched the academic community as an Adjunct Professor at Eastern Illinois University, where she honed her teaching skills and deepened her understanding of accounting principles. At The University of Toledo, Dr. Huang is dedicated to imparting knowledge in Financial Accounting and Analysis, as well as Principles of Financial Accounting. Her courses are designed to equip students with a robust understanding of financial statements and the analytical skills necessary to interpret complex financial data. Dr. Huang's teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and practical application, preparing her students to excel in the dynamic field of accounting. Dr. Huang's research interests are centered on stock repurchase, analysts, and financial reporting quality. She is particularly fascinated by the behaviors of sell-side analysts and how their forecasts are perceived by the market. Her scholarly work delves into the nuances of financial reporting and the strategic decisions companies make regarding stock repurchases. Her research contributions have been recognized in academic circles and have added valuable insights into the field of accounting. One of Dr. Huang's notable achievements is her working paper titled "Passive Investor Ownership and Opportunistic Repurchases," coauthored with esteemed colleagues from the University of Kentucky. This paper has garnered attention for its innovative approach to understanding the impact of passive investor ownership on corporate repurchase strategies. The paper's inclusion in Bloomberg highlights its significance and relevance to both academia and industry practitioners. Dr. Huang continues to push the boundaries of accounting research, striving to uncover new dimensions of financial reporting and market behavior. Her work not only contributes to the academic community but also informs practitioners and policymakers about the evolving landscape of financial markets. Through her research and teaching, Dr. Huang is committed to fostering a deeper understanding of accounting practices and their implications for businesses and investors alike. In addition to her academic pursuits, Dr. Huang actively engages with the broader accounting community, participating in conferences and workshops to share her findings and collaborate with fellow researchers. Her dedication to advancing the field of accounting is evident in her ongoing efforts to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that her work remains relevant and impactful in today's ever-changing financial environment.