Events
THE LATEST EDITION OF THE FORENSIC ACCOUNTING EDUCATOR NOW AVAILABLE!
VOLUME 12, NO. 1, SPRING 2022
Chih-Chen Lee, FA Section President
Greetings Forensic Accounting Section Members,
I hope this message finds you well. Most of you probably have gone back to the in-person teaching for the past two semesters. Me too, and I find that the in-person teaching is no longer the same as in the pre-COVID-19 period. I have to talk much louder so my voice can pass through the mask to reach students. I also record my in-person classes just in case students cannot attend classes. As I write this message, things are getting back to normal (well, at least as normal as it can be). As of mid-March 2022, we don’t have to wear the masks in class.
Even though we have not had an in-person conference since our midyear conference in Washington D.C. in March 2020, it is crucial that we remain connected and engaged.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Forensic Accounting Section (FAS) of the American Accounting Association is to foster excellence in the teaching, research, practice, continual professional education (CPE) courses and curriculum development of forensic accounting services by creating opportunities to:
- Create relevant and innovative curricula with an emphasis on effective and efficient instruction.
- Explore the knowledge-organization issues related to forensic accounting programs.
- Promote and disseminate forensic and investigative academic and practitioner research.
- Promote the practice of forensic accounting services understanding that these professions often intersect with other professions including: the law, criminology, sociology, psychology, intelligence, information technology (open sourcing, cyber-crime, digital evidence, data mining, and IT systems and control), computer forensics, and other forensic sciences.
- Create and present CPE courses to members and professionals.
Deadlines / Calls
Journal of Forensic Accounting Research
Submit new and revised manuscripts through the Manuscript Submission and Peer Review System for Journal of Forensic Accounting
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS:
Journal of Forensic Accounting ResearchSpecial Interest Forums
The Journal of Forensic Accounting Research (JFAR) promotes excellence in the research, teaching, and practice of forensic accounting, with a balance among basic research, practice, and education. In addition, forensic accounting research is to be broadly conceived and not limited to fraud research.
The editors invite submissions of original unpublished work for these special interest forums listed below. Please click on the topic titles to view the complete call and how to submit.
Special Topic:
The COVID-19 Pandemic and Forensic Accounting
Submission Deadline: Monday, March 21, 2022
Special Topic:
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI), and Justice in Forensic Accounting
Submission Deadline: Monday, March 21, 2022
Awards & Honors
2021 Forensic Accounting Section Research Conference Best Paper Awards
The Role of State and Local Government Auditors in the Fight Against Political Corruption
Renee Flasher, The Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg
Syrena Shirley, George Mason University
James Higgins, LWG CPAs & Advisors
Rafael Sousa Lima, University of Brasilia
André Luiz Marques Serrano, University of Brasilia
Joshua Onome Imoniana, University of Säo Paulo
César Medeiros Cupertino, University of Vale do Itajaí
Public Interest Section Research Award at the 2021 Forensic Accounting Section Conference
Fraud as a Systemic Phenomenon in the Kansas Bond Scandal of 1933
Louella Moore, Washburn University
Journal
Journal of Forensic Accounting Research
The Journal of Forensic Accounting Research is the new journal of the Forensic Accounting Section.
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FORENSIC ACCOUNTING SECTION RESEARCH CONFERENCE
The 2022 Forensic Accounting Section Research Conference has transferred to a virtual setting while preserving the key elements of our traditional program. The Conference will take place on our scheduled meeting dates, March 4-5, 2022 and our members from around the world will be able to attend the meeting, interact with each other, and strengthen the work being shared. The virtual meeting will be accessible through the AAA virtual conference site.
The conference will consist of keynote speakers, concurrent sessions dealing with a wide variety of fraud, forensic, and investigative accounting topics, panel discussions, case work, and other scholarly activity.
Join Forensic Accounting
Discover why the FAS Section is one of the AAA's fastest growing sections.
Forensic accounting touches all areas of the AAA: financial, behavioral, taxation, auditing, not-for-profit, information systems, international accounting, and management accounting. The Forensic Accounting Section (FAS) enables members to share classroom best practices and provides a linkage between the classroom and practitioners in an inclusive environment.
Join NowEditor's Message
JFAR Editor’s Message
As the incoming editor of the Journal of Forensic Accounting Research (JFAR), I take this opportunity to wish you a happy, healthy, safe and prosperous New Year! First and foremost, I would like to thank Professor Charles Bailey for getting JFAR started and maintaining its good quality. My sincere gratitude is to the Forensic Accounting Section (FAS) of the AAA for reposing confidence in my scholarly abilities to serve as JFAR Editor.
As part of my priority tasks when taking on the JFAR helm, I am planning to continue prior efforts to expand the Journal’s scope while simultaneously improving the quality and enhancing the quantity of submissions. I know this is a tall order and therefore, I am looking for the collective support of the AAA Forensic Accounting Section in achieving this desirable outcome.
I expect to be in St. Louis for the 2019 Forensic Accounting Section Research Conference from March 1-2 and will seek your advice in developing an effective strategic plan for advancing and sustaining JFAR.
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