Join the Faculty Development Committee on January 23 for their first session of Spring 2015. Come out to learn from two dynamic faculty research presentations.
Conceptualizing Arch Rivalry
Dr. Scott Jones will summarize his recent study on the conditions which foster arch rivalries and the benefits of maintaining such relationships.
“Dirty Dozen” Tax Scams Plus 1
Dr. Betty Thorne and Dr. Jud Stryker will discuss tax scams, data breaches, and identity fraud impact consumers, financial institutions, businesses, government agencies, and millions of Americans. The IRS annually issues its top 12 list of tax scams, known as the “dirty dozen tax scams.” Drs. Thorne and Stryker will discuss how taxpayers can protect themselves from becoming victims of tax fraud and other forms of identity fraud. An actual identity theft nightmare is included in this presentation.
Date: Friday, January 23, 2015
Time: 10:00 am to 11:30 am
Location: LBC 135
Target: All faculty welcome
Event: School of Business Faculty Professional Development Seminar Series
Contact: Deborah Goldring at [email protected]