Daniel Park, PhD
Chair and Professor, Leung School of Accounting, School of Business and Management
Daniel Park, PhD, is the Leung School of Accounting (accounting, business analytics, and finance programs) department chair and a professor of finance with expertise in corporate finance, financial institutions, personal finance, financial analysis, and investments.
He has received many awards and honors, including the Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholar Award, the Korean Honor Scholarship in America, the Valedictorian Award, the Teaching Award, the Professor of the Year Award, the Scholarship Award, the Best Research Paper Awards, and the Student-Athlete Faculty Recognition Awards as a faculty member who “made a difference in the lives of student-athletes.”
Park has written articles for such publications as Journal of Corporate Finance, Annals of Financial Economics, Journal of Accounting and Finance, Advances in Financial Education, Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies, and the Journal of Religion, Spirituality & Aging, among others.
He has presented his research at various national and international conferences such as FMA, FEA, CBFA, ABR, WEA, EFA, MFA, and AEA. Park has also served as a reviewer for textbooks and national academic conferences, and as an associate editor for academic journals.
Education
- PhD, Finance, University of Oklahoma, 2002
- MBA, Management, University of Oklahoma, 1996
- MDiv, Azusa Pacific University, 2025
- MA, Pastoral Studies: Church Leadership, Azusa Pacific University, 2022
- BA, Management, Pusan National University, 1992
Academic Area
- School of Business and Management
Expertise
- Corporate Finance/ Financial Management
- Investment
- Financial Analysis
- Managerial Accounting
- Curriculum and Institution
Courses Taught
- ACCT 512 – Manegement Accounting
- BUSI 100 – Personal Finance
- BUSI 330 – Principles of Finance
- BUSI 500 – MBA Primer
- BUSI 590 – Capstone Project
- BUSI 599 – Survey Finance
- FIN 300 – Business Finance for Managers
- FIN 330 – Financial Analysis
- FIN 331 – Managerial Finance
- FIN 432 – Investment Analysis
- FIN 352 – Financial Markets and Institutions
- FIN 439 – Finance Seminar
- FIN 513 – Corporate Finance
- FIN 536 – Enterpreneural Finance
- FIN 546 – Investments
- FIN 567 – Advanced Financial Analysis