معرفی
Alireza Daneshfar is an Associate Professor at the University of New Haven's Pompea College of Business, specializing in the Accounting, Taxation & Law Department. He has been affiliated with the university since 2001, teaching courses such as Current Topics in Financial Reporting, Advanced Accounting Theory, International Accounting, and Managerial Accounting across undergraduate, MBA, and executive programs. Prior academic appointments include Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa (1998-2000) and Lecturer at Concordia University (1996-1998).
- Ph.D. in Accounting and Business Administration from Concordia University
- M.S. in Accounting from Tehran University
- B.A. in Accounting from Shahid Beheshti University
His research focuses on business evaluation, corporate performance assessment, investment feasibility analysis, accounting system evaluation, and accounting education. He has explored topics like earnings management, post-earnings announcement drift, and the impact of personality factors on ethical decision-making in accounting contexts.
Daneshfar's scholarly output includes publications in journals such as Global Review of Accounting and Finance and Competitiveness Review, along with presentations at major conferences including the American Accounting Association annual meetings and the European Management Accounting Association conference. His research spans international contexts, particularly examining Iranian IPOs and cross-country profit-sharing practices.
- 2004 AAA Best Manuscript Award (Washington, D.C.)
- Atlantic Schools of Business Best Paper Award
- Bombardier International Corporation research grant
- Montreal Society of Financial Analysts' August Hagedorn Contest silver prize
- Multiple summer research grants from University of New Haven and University of Ottawa
Daneshfar has served as a guest speaker for the Institute of Management Accountants (New Haven Chapter) and received consistently strong teaching evaluations. He has advised numerous graduate and undergraduate students and played active roles in university activities including open houses, student registration, and academic meetings.
