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John Armour was interested in finance and computers. Then he learned about our Management Information Systems major. Now he’s a graduate who wants to work with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but not before grad school as WVU’s 20th Truman Scholar.
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Even in a robust economy, fraud is rife, but the economic crisis has brought revelations of vast illegal schemes. At our conference, we'll explore forensic accounting, financial statement fraud, fraud risk assessment methodology and fraud examination.
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Our CCD offers everything from resume workshops and job fairs, such as the one pictured at the right, to on-campus interviews, a virtual career clearinghouse and even a full-course business etiquette dinner with the image consultant who worked on the 2009 presidential inauguration.
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Accounting professor receives innovation award
A professor who helped bring the forensic accounting program to West Virginia University is the recipient of a national honor.

WVU B&E students test high on national exam

Professor's book aims for prosperity

Demographer liaison to U.S. Census Bureau

Executive MBA Program starting new August class in Martinsburg, Bluefield/Princeton and Morgantown

Students win $20,000 in Business Plan Competition

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