Rate My Professor Jenna Burke

Burke's key publications include "The disclosure and consequences of U.S. critical audit matters" (The Accounting Review, forthcoming, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash, and X. Xiao); "SEC comment letters and 10-K accounting and linguistic reporting complexity" (Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance, forthcoming, with K. Gunny); "Do boards take environmental, social, and governance issues seriously? Evidence from media coverage and CEO dismissals" (Journal of Business Ethics, 2022); "The costs and benefits of retirement policies at U.S. audit firms" (Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, 2022, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash); "The use and characteristics of foreign component auditors in U.S. multinational audits: Insights from Form AP disclosures" (Contemporary Accounting Research, 2020, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash); "Audit partner identification and characteristics: Evidence from U.S. Form AP filings" (Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, 2019, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash); "Auditor response to negative media coverage of client environmental, social, and governance practices" (Accounting Horizons, 2019, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash); and "The heterogeneity of board-level sustainability committees and corporate social performance" (Journal of Business Ethics, 2019, with R. Hoitash, U. Hoitash). Burke has received the CU Denver Business School Outstanding Teacher Award for Tenure-Track Faculty (2020) and was nominated for the CU Denver Excellence in Teaching Award for Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty (2021). She is also an AAA/Deloitte/J. Michael Cook Doctoral Consortium Fellow and a Harold S. Geneen Institute for Corporate Governance Accountancy Fellow.