Jacqui Wukich

Assistant Professor

Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University
MBA, John Carroll University
M.I.D., Nonprofit Management, University of Pittsburgh
B.B.A., John Carroll University

Dr. Jacqui Wukich is an assistant professor of accounting in the BW Carmel Boyer School of Business. A CPA in Ohio, Wukich taught at Sam Houston State University before joining the faculty at Baldwin Wallace.

Prior to pursuing her doctorate, Wukich worked in public accounting in Ohio and Pennsylvania in the assurance practice and as the associate controller for Sam Houston State University in Texas. Her research specialties include ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting, corporate governance and the scholarship of teaching and learning.

Areas of Expertise

ESG reporting, data analytics, nonprofit accounting, audit.

Courses

Undergraduate

Introduction of Financial Accounting (ACC 211)
Introduction to Managerial Accounting (ACC 212)
Principles of Audit (ACC 419)
AIS and Analytics for Accounting (ACC 432)

Graduate

ISC Discipline (ACC 692)
Financial Statement Analysis (ACC 568)

Scholarly Activities

Most Recent Publications

"Show me? Inspire me? Make me? An institutional theory exploration of social and environmental reporting practices." Co-authored with T. Fogarty and E. Neuman, Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change (November 2023).

"Shareholder Primacy or Stakeholder Pluralism? Environmental Shareholder Proposals and Board Responses." Co-authored with M. Carlisle and M. Millar, Accounting, Auditing, & Accountability Journal (September 2023).

"The Impact of CEO Power on Different Measures of Environmental Disclosure: Evidence from U.S. firms." Corporate Ownership & Control (December 2020).