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Celebration <strong>of</strong><br />
Student Excellence<br />
On April 7, CB faculty, staff, and<br />
donors joined students and their<br />
families in Pullman for the annual<br />
Celebration <strong>of</strong> Student Excellence,<br />
recognizing outstanding CB students,<br />
scholarship recipients, and other<br />
student honorees. This year’s event<br />
included a greater focus on scholarships<br />
to recognize the increasing number and<br />
variety <strong>of</strong> scholarships available (see<br />
story on page 48). For the first time,<br />
scholarship donors were invited to<br />
meet the students benefiting from their<br />
generosity.<br />
CB Outstanding Student Award Winners (all 2006 graduates): (back row) Finance:<br />
Spencer Shellman; Accounting: Chris Wong; Entrepreneurship: Brian Keith; Marketing:<br />
Katie Blanton; (front row) International <strong>Business</strong>: Jillian Andrews; Insurance:<br />
Chai-Lok Eva Lam; <strong>Hospitality</strong> <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Management</strong>: Kari Skaugset. Not pictured:<br />
<strong>Management</strong> Information Systems: Kimberly MacIndoe; Real Estate: Richard P.<br />
Waddle Jr.<br />
Panel members Quan Thai and Linda Calbom <strong>of</strong> the GAO, Joe<br />
Dervaes <strong>of</strong> the Washington SAO, and Heather Lopez <strong>of</strong> WSU listen as<br />
Tremaine Smith (center) <strong>of</strong> the Washington DOR address the crowd at<br />
the Accounting Fraud Symposium.<br />
Accounting Fraud Symposium<br />
This year’s Accounting Fraud Symposium, held April 28<br />
in Pullman, focused on fraud in government, with speakers<br />
from the Government Accountability Office, Washington<br />
State Auditors Office, Washington Department <strong>of</strong> Revenue,<br />
and Washington State University. Although this is the<br />
fourth symposium held by the department <strong>of</strong> accounting,<br />
this is the first year symposium attendees were eligible to<br />
receive Continuing Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Education credit. “The<br />
symposium provided a great venue for students, faculty,<br />
and pr<strong>of</strong>essionals in the industry to learn how fraud is<br />
committed or prevented, and how savvy accountants<br />
employ a variety <strong>of</strong> investigative and technological<br />
techniques to detect it,” says Bob Greenberg, pr<strong>of</strong>essor<br />
and former chair <strong>of</strong> the Department <strong>of</strong> Accounting.<br />
Phil Eng, president <strong>of</strong> the Evergreen Community Development<br />
Association, with Jennifer Gosciewski, recipient <strong>of</strong> the ECDA<br />
scholarship for 2006–2007.<br />
Dividend 47