White-Collar Crime Conference
The White-Collar Crime Conference has been postponed until 2022. More details on the 2022 Conference will be released later this year.
We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to seeing you in 2022!
2020 White-Collar Crime Conference
May 28th and 29th
The College of Social Science and School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University invite you to attend the 2020 White-Collar Crime Conference, to be held May 28th and 29th at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center in East Lansing, Michigan.
A first of its kind event, this two-day conference will feature speakers from a wide variety of backgrounds, including white-collar crime scholars, CPA’s, consultants, activists, federal and local law enforcement personnel, and formerly incarcerated persons. Speakers will address topics related to ethics, investigations, law enforcement responses, and cutting-edge research on white-collar crime. Attendees will have multiple opportunities to engage with speakers through Q & A, panel discussions and networking breaks.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Mr. Vern Beck, Speaker, Consultant
- Dr. Michael Benson, Professor of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati
- Mr. Eric Conforti, CPA and CFE with Plante Moran
- Mr. Steven D'Antuono, Special Agent in Charge - FBI Detroit Field Office
- Rev. Jeff Grant, founder of Progressive Prison Ministries
- Dr. Erin Harbinson, Research Scholar at the Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, University of Minnesota School of Law
- Ms. Emily Homer, Doctoral Candidate, University of Louisville
- Mr. Michael LeMieux, Consultant, former FBI agent
- Mr. Walt Pavlo, Speaker, Consultant and Forbes Contributor
- Ms. Kay Rogers, Speaker, Consultant
- Dr. Melissa Rorie, Associate Professor, UNLV
- Mr. Andrew Stevens, Assistant Ingham County Prosecutor
- Mr. Gary Zeune, founder of The Pros and the Cons
Paid conference registration includes all conference materials, parking in the Kellogg Center garage, morning and afternoon snacks and lunches.