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Join us for SCCE’s 11th AnnualHigher EducationCompliance ConferenceJune 2–5, 2013 | Austin, TexasENJOY TIMELY & USEFUL SESSIONSShooting the Messengers:A Survival Guide for Audit andCompliance in Higher EdUrton Anderson, Professor, McCombsSchool of Business, University of Texasat AustinCharles G. Chaffin, (Retired)System-Wide Compliance Officer &Chief Audit Executive, University ofTexasMichael L. Somich, Executive Directorof Internal Audits, Duke UniversitySheryl Vacca, Senior Vice President/Chief Compliance & Audit Officer,University of CaliforniaPlus a keynote presentation byMichael Josephson, Presidentand Founder, Josephson InstituteFreeh: Implications forHigher EducationAnna Drummond, Chief ComplianceOfficer, Chief Privacy Officer, Universityof VermontRobert Roach, University ComplianceOfficer, New York UniversityLeyda L. Benitez, UniversityCompliance Officer, FloridaInternational UniversityRace to the Top: Issues Relatedto Rankings and External DataMisreporting in Higher EducationWilliam Jennings, Managing Director,Alvarez & Marsal Global Forensic andDispute Services, LLCRichard H. Deane Jr., Partner,Jones DayVIEW THE FULL AGENDA AND REGISTER ATwww.corporatecompliance.org/eventsRegister today and enjoy thefl exibility of two conferencesfor the price of one!Complimentary access to HCCA’s Research Compliance Conferenceis included with your registration to the Higher Education ComplianceConference. The parallel schedule gives you the freedom to attendsessions at either conference: two for the price of one.
SCCE NewsSCCE conference News12 th Annual Compliance & Ethics InstituteOctober 6–9 | Washington DCThe agenda is now available online atwww.complianceethicsinstitute.org.Higher Education Compliance ConferenceJune 2–5 | Austin, TXThis year, you’ll learn best practices and thelatest thinking on:··Shooting the Messengers:A Survival Guide for Auditand Compliance in Higher Ed··The Freeh Report at Penn:Implications for Higher Education··Internal Investigationsin the post-Penn State Era··NCAA Compliance:Surviving a NCAA Infractions Case andIdeas for Improving NCAA Compliance··Global Programs:University Employees Abroad··Ethics in the Age ofOnline Education & MOOCs··FISMA Compliance in Higher EducationWeb ConferencesGet the latest information on current hot topicsfor compliance professionals with instant andup-to‐date education from the convenienceof your own office. New conferences areannounced regularly, and prior sessions areavailable for purchase on CD-ROM. Visitwww.corporatecompliance.org/webconferences for thelatest updates.Basic Compliance AcademiesBasic Compliance Academies are three-and-ahalfday intensive training courses designed forparticipants who have a basic knowledge of complianceconcepts. The Academy covers specificsubject matter in depth and is a great preparationcourse for the CCEP or CCEP-I exam. Thetraining provides you with the 20 CCB CEUsrequired to sit for any of the CCB exams, whichare offered at the conclusion of the event. Visitwww.corporatecompliance.org/Events/AllEvents/Academies.aspxto find dates and locations that fit your schedule.Topics include:··Standards, Policies, and Procedures··Compliance and Ethics ProgramAdministration··Communications, Education, and Training··Monitoring, Auditing, and InternalReporting Systems··Response and Investigation, Disciplineand Incentives··Risk AssessmentRegional ConferencesNetwork locally and get the latest on thekey challenges facing your compliance community.SCCE Regional Conferences providea forum to interact with local complianceprofessionals, share information about yourcompliance successes and challenges, andcreate educational opportunities for complianceprofessionals to strengthen the industry.Visit www.corporatecompliance.org/regionals to seedates and locations.Find the latest conference information online · www.corporatecompliance.org/eventsCompliance & Ethics Professional May/June 2013+1 952 933 4977 or 888 277 4977 www.corporatecompliance.org 9
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