Objectives

The Forensic Accounting Section is dedicated to the continual improvement of forensic accounting research and education, through the encouragement, development, and sharing of:

  • The promotion and dissemination of forensic and investigative academic and practitioner research.
  • The relevant and innovative curricula with an emphasis on effective and efficient instruction.
  • The exploration of knowledge-organization issues related to forensic accounting programs.
  • The creation and presentation of CPE courses to members and professionals.
Forensic Accounting often intersects with other professions including those of 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.

 

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President

Sridhar Ramamoorti
University of Dayton

Past President

Debra Sinclair
University of South Florida

Vice President

Vice President-Academic
Alyssa Ong
Pepperdine University

Treasurer

William Black
University of North Georgia

Secretary

Andrea Scheetz
Georgia Southern University

Council Representative

Debra Sinclair
University of South Florida

Senior Co-Editor

Journal of Forensic Accounting
James DiGabriele
Montclair State University

Chairperson

2026 AAA Annual Meeting Program Chair
Marie Rice
Siena University

Section Committee Member

Nominations Committee Member
Dana Hollie
Louisiana State University
Nominations Committee
Erlina Papakroni
Rowan University
Nominations Committee
Marie Rice
Siena 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

 

2026 Forensic Accounting Research Conference  

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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.

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