College of Business: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Assistant Professor of Accountancy

Ph.D., Accounting, University of Southern California, 2005
B. Eng., Thermal Physics and Engineering, Zhehiang University, 1995

Assistant Professor, University of Illinois, 2006 - Present
Lecturer, University of Illinois, Department of Accountancy, 2005-2006
Research Associate, Unirule Institute of Economics, 1997
Mechanical Engineer, Keppel Engineering Ltd., 1995-1996

Gong, J., Young, S., Van der Stede, W. Forthcoming. Value Creation in Entertainment: The U.S. Motion Picture Industry. In Handbook of Management Accounting Research (Vol. 3). London: Elsevier.

Gong, J., Young, S., Van der Stede, W. 2008. The Business of Making Movies. Strategic Finance

Gong, J., Young, S., Van der Stede, W., Sandino, T., Du, F. 2008. The Business of Selling Movies. Strategic Finance

Funding for "Validating the Incentive Purpose of Nonfinancial Performance Measures?" with Theodore Sougiannis, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Foundation for Management Accounting Research, 2006
Doctoral Fellowship, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, 2000-2005

Discussant, American Accounting Association Management Accounting Section Mid-year Meeting, 2009
Reviewer, WAAA Conference, Management Accounting Section, Present
Reviewer, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Financial Accounting and Reporting Section, 2006-Present
Reviewer, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, International Accounting Section, 2006-Present
Reviewer, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Management Accounting Section, 2006-Present
Reviewer, American Accounting Association Management Accounting Section Mid-year Meeting, 2003-Present
Textbook Reviewer, Cambridge Business (Easton et al. Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation), 2008
Ad hoc Reviewer, The International Journal of Accounting, 2007-2008
Reviewer, Illinois International Accounting Symposium, 2007

Financial Accounting and Management Accounting.

Intangible Assets, Cost and Revenue Analysis, Executive Compensation, and International Accounting