I do research related to stock market anomalies.

• Anomaly time.

• Anomaly returns and information acquisition.

• Predicting anomalies.

I also study mutual funds, short selling, and information acquisition.

• (Not) everybody's working for the weekend: a study of mutual fund manager effort.

• Institutional investors, short-selling constraints, and information acquisition.

• Mutual fund shorts and the benefits of acquiring information.

• Mutual fund flows and information acquisition.

• Failures to deliver: when short sale constraints bind.

I do other finance research as well. 

• Gambling preferences, options markets, and volatility.

• The financial sophistication of CEOs and CFOs.

I have taught finance in the Full Time MBA program and the undergraduate program.

• Finance for the Professional I.

• Money & Capital Markets.

I received my PhD in finance from the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School.

I earned BS and MS degrees in economics and finance from Utah State University's Huntsman School of Business.

I like to read, exercise, coach little league baseball, and be with my wife and our young children.