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Dr. Kim Capriotti, Associate Professor of Finance and Accounting, currently teaches the accounting and finance introductory courses in the Accelerated Degree Program (ADP), in addition to the auditing course for accounting majors. Her research interests include broker account mismanagement and auditing failures. She has published papers in several journals, including the Journal of Forensic Accounting, Global Perspectives on Accounting Education, and Issues in Accounting Education. Since 2004, she has served as JU’s Faculty Athletics Representative to the NCAA, ensuring the balance between athletics and academics for the benefit of the student-athletes.

Education

• Ph.D. - Accounting - Florida State University​
• M.B.A. - Accounting, Finance - University of Minnesota
• B.S. - Accounting - University of Kentucky

Academic Experience

• Associate Professor of Finance and Accounting, Jacksonville Univ., 2007- present

Professional Experience

• Certified Public Accountant (MN-Inactive)
• Staff Auditor, Touche Ross & Co. 1984-86

Recent Research

Houmes, R., Chulee Jun, C., Capriotti, K., Wang, D. (2018) Evaluating the Long-Term Valuation Effect of Efficient Asset Utilization and Profit Margin on Stock Returns:  Additional Evidence from the DuPont Identity. Meditari Accountancy Research. 26 (1), 193-210.

Houmes, R., Premuroso, R., McNellis, C., Capriotti, K. (2016) The Case of Human Resources Plus:  Reporting and Analyzing Restructuring Charges. Journal of Business Cases & Applications. (vol. 16), online.

Personal Interests

She swims with a masters swim group, in addition to running, biking, yoga, and pilates.