Presentation title:

The Notion of Integrity in the CFE Code of Professional Standards

Short description:

In this interactive presentation, participants will: (a) Consider the notion of integrity as it functions within the CFE Code of Professional Standards; (b) Examine a profoundly influential ethical theory articulated by Immanuel Kant and discuss how it might inform our understanding of integrity; and (c) Deploy that same conception of integrity within Cressey’s fraud triangle to understand the psychology of rationalization.

Bio:

Tony Roark is a professor of philosophy at Boise State University and is currently serving as Interim Divisional Dean of the School of Social Work. Previously he has served as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs. He is a graduate of the University of Idaho and earned his doctorate in philosophy at the University of Washington. He has taught courses and published research on the subject of ethics and has served on the City of Boise Ethics Commission since 2005, as well as a six-year stint on the State Department of Education’s Professional Standards Commission.

Tickets

$0.00 Boise ACFE member ticket

$20.00 Non-member ticket