His research spans two broad areas of interest: corporate governance and the acquisition and dissemination of information in capital markets. His research on corporate governance has considered the use of uncontested director elections to measure investor perceptions of board performance, as well as, the impact of restatements on both executive and auditor tenure decisions. His research on the acquisition and dissemination of information has examined the impact of increased disclosure on small and large investors, the effects of newly mandated disclosure technology on investors trading behavior, and the impact of new accounting regulations on macro debt and equity investment flows. Professor Miller received his PhD from The Pennsylvania State University in 2008.