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    • Michael H. Granof, Ph.D.
    Michael H. Granof, Ph.D.

    Michael H. Granof, Ph.D.

    Ernst & Young Distinguished Centennial Professor of Accounting and Distinguished Teaching Professor of Business and Public Affairs


     

     

    Education
    Ph.D. in Accounting, University of Michigan, 1972
    M.B.A., Columbia University, 1965
    B.A. in Economics, Hamilton College, 1963

    Research Areas
    Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting

    Teaching Areas
    Finance, Management and Leadership (including non-profits)

    Michael H. Granof is currently serving the second of two five-year terms as a member of both the Governmental Accounting Standards Board, which establishes accounting and reporting standards for state and local governments, and the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board, which establishes accounting standards for the federal government. He is the author of textbooks on both governmental and financial accounting as well as a book on costing labor contracts. His articles have been published in academic and professional journals as well as leading newspapers. He is the recipient of numerous teaching awards and is a member of The University of Texas Academy of Distinguished Teachers. In 2007 he received UT Austin’s CivitatisAward, which is presented to faculty members who have demonstrated exemplary campus citizenship throughout their careers at the university. He was a Fulbright professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and has held visiting appointments at universities in New Zealand and Finland. He has also served on numerous professional and academic committees and was a recipient of the lifetime contribution award of the Government and Nonprofit Section of the American Accounting Association.

    Recent Publications
    Review of "Gerhard G. Mueller: Father of International Accounting Education," by Dale L. Flesher
    "Texans should call legislators to account for rule change"
    "Course Requirement: Extortion"
    "Stupid Budget Tricks"
    "Soup-Kitchen Accounting"

    Media Expertise
    Accounting
    Economics

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