John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation

Dr. Meng Huang earned her Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of Kentucky in 2020. Before pursuing a Ph.D. degree in accounting, Dr. Meng Huang worked as an Adjunct Professor at Eastern Illinois University. There, she taught financial accounting and managerial accounting courses.

At The University of Toledo, Dr. Huang teaches Financial Accounting and Analysis and Principles of Financial Accounting. Her research interests focus on the stock repurchase, analysts and financial reporting quality. Her dissertation, “Analyst Revisions after Repurchase Announcements,” examines sell-side analysts’ forecast behaviors after firms announce their repurchase plans and market participants’ interpretations of analysts’ forecasts.

Dr. Huang's working paper “Passive Investor Ownership and Opportunistic Repurchases," coauthored with Dr. Brian Bratten and Dr. Jeff Payne from the University of Kentucky, was recently highlighted in Bloomberg.

University of Kentucky
Ph.D. in Accounting from the (2020)

Eastern Illinois University
Master of Science in Economics (2015)

University of North Texas
Master of Science in Accounting (2011)

Jilin University
Bachelor of Business Administration (2008)

 

• Financial Accounting and Analysis (ACCT 3100/5100)

• Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 1040)

PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS:

• Adeleye, T., M. Huang, L. Sun and Z. Huang. 2013. Predicting Loss for Large Construction Companies. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management 139(9): 1224-1236.