CANCELLED: White-Collar Crime Conference

Due to the risks of COVID-19 and its implications on public health, the President of Michigan State University has advised that large events on campus be discouraged. Therefore, the White-Collar Crime Conference has officially been cancelled. If you have registered for this event, a refund has been processed. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Terri Bulock at bulock@msu.edu.

We apologize for the inconvenience and ask for your understanding.

 

2020 White-Collar Crime Conference

May 28^th and 29^th

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.

Download a PDF Flyer:  CLICK HERE

• Location

  Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center – Big Ten C Room
  219 South Harrison Road
  East Lansing, MI 48824

• Hotel

  Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center
  219 South Harrison Rd.
  East Lansing, MI 48824
  517-432-4000

  Conference code: 2005WHITEC
  Double occupancy: $117.00/night plus taxes
  (This rate is available until May 1^st, 2020)

  Conference participants may book using this rate for the following nights: May 27^th, 28^th & 29^th

• Registration

  Pre-registration only (due to meal commitments)

  • Student: $25.00
    • Register HERE.
  • Faculty, Law Enforcement, non-profit: $75.00
    • Register HERE.
  • Professional/Non-CPE: $175
    
    • Register HERE
  • CPE (15 hours): $350.00
    • Register HERE.

  
  Registration includes the following:

  • All conference materials
  • Parking for May 28^th and 29^th in the Kellogg Center parking garage
  • Morning and afternoon snacks on both days
  • Lunch both days