Patrick E. Hopkins

• Professor of Accounting
• Deloitte and Touche Faculty Fellow

Campus

• Bloomington

Education

• Ph.D., Graduate School of Business, University of Texas, 1995
• M.Acc., University of Florida, 1986
• B.S., University of Florida, 1985

Professional Experience

• Professor of Accounting, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 1995-present
• Visiting Associate Professor of Accounting, Stanford University, 2002-2003
• Research and Teaching Assistant, University of Texas, 1990-1995
• Lecturer and Undergraduate Academic Advisor, University of Florida, 1986, 1989-1990
• Senior Consultant, Deloitte Haskins and Sells, 1985, 1986-1988
• Instructor, KPMG, 2004-2005

Awards, Honors & Certifications

• Member of the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Committee, 2012-present
• AAA Financial Reporting Section Midyear Meeting - Doctoral Consortium Chair, 2011-2012
• AAA Distinguished Contribution to the Accounting Literature Award, 2011 (for Hirst and Hopkins [1998])
• Indiana University, promoted to rank of Full Professor, May 2010
• Finalist, Trustees Teaching Award (Kelley School of Business), 2010, 2007 & 2005
• Recipient, Kelley School Senior Class - Memorable Faculty Award, 2008 & 2007
• Recipient, Trustees Teaching Award (Kelley School of Business), 2008, 2006 & 2004
• Deloitte Foundation Accounting Faculty Fellowship, 2007-present
• PwC Corporate Governance Grant for Curriculum Development, 2007-2009
• IAAER Performance Reporting Project Research Grant, 2005-2007 (with L. Hodder)
• Recipient, Outstanding Faculty Award (Systems and Accounting Graduate Programs) 2002 & 2001
• Indiana University, promoted to rank of Associate Professor and Tenured, April 2002
• Kelley School of Business Outstanding Research Award (Assistant Professor Level), 2001
• Kelley School of Business Alumni Board Award: Best Research Proposal, 2001
• BKD, LLP Faculty Fellow (continuation of Olive, LLP Faculty Fellowship), 2001-2006
• Recipient, Schuyler F. Otteson Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award (Kelley School of Business), 2000
• OLIVE, LLP Faculty Fellow, 2000-2001
• Recipient, Sauvain Undergraduate Teaching Award (Kelley School of Business), 1999
• Indiana University Outstanding Junior Faculty Award, 1999-2000
• Best Paper Award—American Accounting Association’s Financial Accounting and Reporting Section, 1999 (for Hirst and Hopkins 1998)
• Recipient, Alpha Kappa Psi (Kelley School of Business), Teachers’ Excellence Award, 1998, 1997
• John F. Barna Faculty Fellow, 1998-2000
• Recipient, Teaching Excellence Committee Recognition for Outstanding Teaching (Kelley School of Business); 1997-2003, 2005
• Recipient, Beta Alpha Psi (Department of Accounting), Most Outstanding Professor Award, 1997
• Indiana University Graduate School, Associate Faculty Member, 1997-present
• Canadian Academic Accounting Association, Research Grant (with F.J. Phillips), 1997-1998
• Research Foundation of the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts, Research Grant (with D. Eric Hirst), 1996-1998
• AAA/ABO Outstanding Dissertation Award, Honorable Mention, 1996
• Ernst and Young Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 1993-1994
• Elijah Watt Sells Award (national)- CPA Examination, 1986
• Federated Schools of Accountancy Masters Student of the Year, University of Florida, 1986
• Beta Alpha Psi; admitted 1983, University of Florida chapter president 1985-1986
• University of Florida Presidential Recognition, 1984, 1986

Professional Interests

Professional Judgment, Decision Making, Human Information Processing, Financial Accounting, Effects of Accounting and Auditing, Capital Market, Financial Statement Analysis

Selected Publications

• Hodge, F., P. E. Hopkins, and D. Wood (2010), “The Effects of Financial Statement Information Proximity and Feedback on Cash Flow Forecasts,” Contemporary Accounting Research, Vol. 27, No. 1, Spring, pp. 101-133. Read Abstract ››

• Hodder, L., P. E. Hopkins, and D. Wood (2008), “The Effects of Financial Statement and Informational Complexity on Analysts’ Cash Flow Forecasts,” The Accounting Review, Vol. 83, No. 4, July, pp. 915-956. Read Abstract ››

• Yen, A., D. E. Hirst, and P. Hopkins (2007), "A content analysis of the comprehensive income exposure draft comment letters," Research in Accounting Regulation, Vol. 19, pp. 55-82. Read Abstract ››

• Hodder, L., P. E. Hopkins, and J. Wahlen (2006), “Risk-Relevance of Fair Value Income Measurement for Commercial Banks,” The Accounting Review, March, pp. 337-375. Read Abstract ››

• Hodge, F., P. Hopkins, and J. Pratt (2006), “The Credibility of Classifying Hybrid Securities as Liabilities or Equity,” Accounting Organizations and Society, October, pp. 623-634. Read Abstract ››

• Beneish, M. D., P. E. Hopkins, I. Jansen, and R. Martin (2005), “Do Auditor Resignations Reduce Uncertainty about the Quality of Firms’ Financial Reporting?,” Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, Vol. 24, September-October, pp. 357-390. Read Abstract ››

• Hirst, D. E., P. E. Hopkins, and J. M. Wahlen (2004), “Fair Values, Comprehensive Income Reporting, and Bank Analysts’ Risk and Valuation Judgments,” The Accounting Review, April, pp. 455-474. Read Abstract ››

• Hopkins, P. E. (2003), "Discussion of 'Do Investors Over-Rely on Old Elements of the Earnings Time Series,'" Contemporary Accounting Research, Spring, pp. 33-46. Read Abstract ››

• Hopkins, P. E., R. Houston, and M. Peters (2000), “Purchase, Pooling and Equity Analysts’ Valuation Judgments,” The Accounting Review, July, pp. 257-281. Read Abstract ››

• Hirst, D. E. and P. E. Hopkins (1998), “Comprehensive Income Reporting and Analysts’ Valuation Judgments,” Journal of Accounting Research, Supplement, pp. 47-75. Read Abstract ››

• Hopkins, P. E. (1996), “The Effect of Financial Statement Classification of Hybrid Financial Instruments On Financial Analysts’ Stock Price Judgments,” Journal of Accounting Research, Supplement, pp. 33-50. Read Abstract ››