The students based their presentations on the
The case study looked to raise awareness of environments in which financial reporting fraud might flourish. By describing a potential material fraud in a fictional company, the case study serves as a catalyst for an interactive discussion about what audit committees, financial executives, and internal and external auditors could do to mitigate the risk of fraud.
The winners of the 2014 Case Study Competition are as follows:
First Place: Loyola Marymount University
Students: Naomi Domkam, Christopher Kilkuts, Sarah Neel
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Mahmoud Nourayi
Second Place: University of Southern California
Students: Gean Qin, Suyuong Min, Julia Lee
Faculty Advisor: Professor Rose Layton
Third Place: California State University of Los Angeles
Students: Ryan Archuleta, Yun Ha Park, Calvin Lam
Faculty Advisor: Professor Canevari
For more information on the CAQ, visit their website