Michelle (Chelle) Yetman Graduate School of Management University of California at Davis AOB IV; One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616-8609 (530) 754-7808 work, (530) 848 3920 cell mhyetman@ucdavis.edu Education Ph.D., Accounting, December 2001 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Master of Accounting Science, August 1997 University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois Master of Business Administration, August 1992 Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Bachelor of Business Administration May 1990 Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas Cum Laude Graduate Academic Appointments Associate Professor of Accounting The University of California at Davis, Davis, California July 2009 present Assistant Professor of Accounting The University of California at Davis, Davis, California July 2003 June 2008 Assistant Professor of Accounting The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa August 2001 July 2003 Professional Experience Accountant The Prudential Insurance Company of America October 1994 - August 1995 Investment Accountant The Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company August 1992 - September 1994
Teaching Accounting for Non Financial Managers, University of California at Davis Wine Executive Program (2007-2011) Financial Accounting MBA Core Course, Fall 2003 - Fall 2010, University of California at Davis Financial Accounting and Reporting, Fall 2001 and Spring and Fall 2002, University of Iowa (targeted for undergraduate finance majors) Basic Accounting Principles, Summer 1999, University of North Carolina Intermediate Accounting (Project Discovery Course), Summer 1997, University of Illinois Principles of Accounting (Project Discovery Course), Summer 1996, University of Illinois Research Published and Forthcoming Research Institutional Drivers of Reporting Decisions in Nonprofit Hospitals with Ranjani Krishnan, forthcoming at Journal of Accounting Research. Determinants of nonprofits taxable activities with Robert Yetman, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, 28:6 (November-December 2009), 495-509. Capital gains taxes, pricing spreads and arbitrage: evidence from cross-listed firms in the U.S. with Jennifer Blouin and Luzi Hail, The Accounting Review, 84:5 (September 2009), 1321-1361. Calibrating the reliability of publicly available nonprofit taxable activity disclosures: comparing IRS 990 and 990-T Data with Brad Badertscher and Robert Yetman, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 38: 1 (February 2009), 95-116. Volume and price patterns around a stock's 52-week highs and lows: theory and evidence with Steve Huddart and Mark Lang, Management Science, 55: 1 (January 2009), 16-31. Why do nonprofits have taxable subsidiaries? with Robert Yetman, National Tax Journal, 61: 4 (December 2008), 675-698. Expense misreporting in nonprofit organizations with Ranjani Krishnan and Robert Yetman, The Accounting Review 81:2 (March 2006) 399-420. How representative are firms that are cross listed in the United States? An analysis of accounting quality with Mark Lang and Jana Raedy, Journal of Accounting Research 41:2 (May 2003) 363 386. The effect of nonprofits taxable activities on the supply of private donations with Robert Yetman, National Tax Journal 56:1 (March 2003) 243-258. Working Papers The effects of governance on the accuracy of charitable expenses reported by nonprofit organizations with Robert Yetman. (submitted for 3 rd round at Contemporary Accounting Research). How does the incentive effect of the charitable deduction vary across charities? with Robert Yetman. (under revision for 2 nd round at The Accounting Review). Do Donors Discount Inflated Program Ratios? with Robert Yetman. 2
Limited Distribution (* denotes presentation by M. Yetman) * Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman How does the incentive effect of the charitable deduction vary across charities? American Accounting Association, Governmental and Nonprofit Section Meeting, March 2011 * Yetman, Michelle. The effects of mandatory disclosure on donors ability to see thorough misleading nonprofit financial reports (previously titled Economic Consequences of Expense Misreporting in Nonprofit Organizations ). University of Houston, Bauer College of Business, March 2011 Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting, Rutgers, November 2009 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2009 American Accounting Association, Western Regional Meeting, April 2009 American Accounting Association, Governmental and Nonprofit Section Meeting, March 2009 * Yetman, Michelle and Ranjani Krishnan. Strategic cost shifting by nonprofit hospitals. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2009 American Accounting Association Governmental and Nonprofit Section Meeting, March 2009 Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. Accounting Choice and Multiple Objectives in Nonprofit Organizations with Robert Yetman. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2009 Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. The effects of governance on the financial reporting quality of nonprofit organizations. American Accounting Association, Western Regional Meeting, April 2009 * American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2007 * Invited presentation, University of Oregon, 2006 * American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2005 * Governance of Not-for-Profit Organizations (Conference Jointly Sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Bendheim Center for Finance of Princeton University, and the Journal of Accounting and Economics), 2004 * Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. Why do nonprofits have taxable subsidiaries? American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2008 University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, 2007 * Yetman, Michelle. What every board member should know about nonprofit financial reporting. National Association of Corporate Directors, 2006. Blouin, Jennifer, Hail, Luzi and Michelle Yetman. Capital gains taxes, pricing spreads and arbitrage: evidence from U.S. cross-listed firms. * American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2007 European Accounting Association Meeting, 2006 American Accounting Association, International Accounting Section Midyear Meeting, 2006 3
American Finance Association Meeting, 2006 European Finance Association Meeting, 2005 * University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, 2005 Huddart, Steve, Lang, Mark, and Michelle Yetman. Psychological factors, stock price paths, and trading volume. American Finance Association Meeting, 2006 * Review of Financial Studies Conference on Experimental and Behavioral Finance, 2002 Badertscher, Brad, Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. Calibrating the reliability of publicly available nonprofit taxable activity disclosures: comparing IRS 990 and 990-T data. ARNOVA Conference, 2003 Krishnan, Ranjani, Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. Financial disclosure management by nonprofit organizations. *American Accounting Association Annual meeting, 2003 Lang, Mark, Raedy, Jana and Michelle Yetman. How representative are cross-listed firms? An analysis of firm and accounting quality. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2002 Journal of Accounting Research Conference, 2002 Yetman, Michelle and Robert Yetman. The effect of nonprofits taxable activities on the supply of private donations. University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, 2002 Yetman, Michelle. The informational efficiency of IPO market prices and accounting-based value metrics. *American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 2002 Service to Profession Reviewer Service: Contemporary Accounting Research, 2010 Accounting Horizons, 2005-2011 (Editorial and Advisory Review Board, 2007-2009) The Accounting Review, 2003-2010 Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2008 Journal of Corporate Finance, 2007 AAA Annual Meeting, GNP Section 2011, 2009 AAA GNP Annual Meeting, 2011, 2009 AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, 2005 AAA Financial Accounting and Reporting Section Mid-Year Meeting, 2005, 2004, 2003 AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, 2002 4
Professional Committee Service: AAA Financial Reporting Section Best Paper Award Committee, 2006 Discussant Service: AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, Future Performance of IPOs session, 2005 AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, Value Relevance of Accounting Information session, 2003 AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, International Accounting Issues Session, 2002 AAA Annual Meeting, Financial Reporting Section, Debt Covenants and Contracts Session, 2001 Other Conference Attendances: Napa Conference on Financial Markets Research, Annually from 2004-2010 University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, March 2007 American Accounting Association, Journal of American Taxation Association, February 2007 American Accounting Association, Financial Reporting Section Conference, January 2007 University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, April 2006 University of Michigan Corporate Tax Conference, May 2005 University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, March 2004 Stanford Summer Camp, July 2003 University of North Carolina Tax Symposium, March 2003 Deloitte Foundation Trueblood Seminar for Professors, February 2003 Sydney G. Winter Lecture in Accounting, September 2002 Big 10+ Accounting Research Conference, June 2002 Big 10+ Doctoral Consortium (University of Iowa faculty representative), May 2002 University of Minnesota Empirical Conference, May 2002 University of Texas BMAS Academic Conference IV, Standards-Based Research in Business Measurement, March 2002 Service to Graduate School of Management at UC Davis Chair of Committee on Courses (2010-2011) Faculty Advisor for Community Consulting Group Project (2010, 2011) Faculty Advisor for Independent Study (2011) Chair of Research committee (2009-2010) Undergraduate programs committee (2006-2008) Research committee (2004-2006) Recruitment committee (2005-2006) Ad hoc committees for merits (2003, 2005, 2006, 2007) 5
Graduate School of Management, organized external workshop speakers 2006-2008 Program Committee Member for annual Napa Conference on Financial Markets Research (2007-2011) Teaching in University of California at Davis Wine Executive Program (2007-2010) Other Service Panel member, California Chamber of Commerce to the Northern California chapter of the National Association of Corporate Directors, Why Non-profit Boards Should Have a Public Mindset: From Galas to Governance. (November 2006). Awards and Honors University of California, Graduate School of Management, Dean s Faculty Research Scholar 2009-2010 University of California Small Grant in Aid of Research Program 2009, 2008, 2007 University of California New Faculty Research Grant 2005 University of Iowa McGladrey Institute Faculty Research Fellow 2002-2003 Educational Foundation for Women in Accounting Scholarship, 1999 Professional Associations Certified Public Accountant, Texas Member, American Accounting Association 6