Assistant Professor Michelle Yetman is an expert on U.S. and international financial accounting, interpreting financial statements and the valuation of assets and claims. Her current research is focused on capital markets, specifically the reaction of individuals such as stock market investors to financial statements and other information signals from companies and markets. Her research dovetails with that of Professor Paul Griffin, who studies the relationship between financial information and the behavior of investors, financial analysts and creditors. It also meshes well with research by Professor Brad Barber. She teaches a core course in financial management.