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Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting Program
August 8–10, 2013
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Table of Contents
Welcome Letter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 – 3
Beta Alpha Psi Professional Partners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 – 7
Hotel Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Registration and Exhibit Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Location of Sessions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Safety and Security Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Maximize the Experience. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Keynote Speakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 – 10
Suggested Tracks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Agenda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 – 34
Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Exhibit Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Exhibitor/Sponsor Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 – 43
2013 Award Winners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Faculty and Co-Faculty Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 – 48
Superior Chapters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 – 51
Distinguished Chapters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
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WElcome Letter
August 2013
Greetings Beta Alpha Psi Meeting Attendees,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2013 Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting in
Anaheim, CA, home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Mickey Mouse.
The 2013 Annual Meeting kicks off with two opportunities for our membership to
participate in community service efforts for the Anaheim area:
• First, those participants selected for Project Run With It, sponsored by Moss
Adams LLP, will develop proposal presentations for two deserving local area
not-for-profit organizations in response to requests for assistance with special
projects, and
• On Thursday, all remaining annual meeting participants will have the opportunity
to participate in our annual Community Service Day (CSD). This year, CSD is a
collaboration between Beta Alpha Psi, KPMG LLP, KPMG Foundation, First Book,
and United Way of Orange County. We are hosting Literacy Fairs at six Boys
and Girls Clubs and three elementary schools serving children from low-income
families in the Anaheim and Garden Grove areas as well as hosting an event at
a nursery school that will involve a special activity. This exceptional opportunity
will allow us to engage directly with the children in a variety of fun activities
that will hopefully bring out the inner child in each of us. During our Literacy
Fair, every child will have a book read to them and will then receive a new book
to take home. For many of these students, this will be the first book that they
have ever owned.
In addition to these two events that reinforce Beta Alpha Psi’s commitment to
giving back to the community, the meeting’s remaining programming, networking
and events are structured to reinforce the fundamental concepts behind building
relationships with peers and professionals; recognizing and rewarding scholastic
success; developing mental toughness; instilling commitment to lifelong professional
development; ethical behavior; service and developing leadership skills through the
following sessions:
• Presentations created by your peers to help you effectively and efficiently run
your chapters;
• Competence-building sessions delivered by the BAP Professional Partners;
• Keynote addresses that will inspire you, light your imagination, and provide
innovative ideas for you to consider;
• Expert panel discussions; and
• Networking opportunities with professionals, exhibitors, faculty advisors
and fellow students.
2 | Annual Meeting Guide
WElcome Letter
Competitions and awards are an integral part of the annual meeting and will include:
• Gold Chapter Challenge and Superior Chapter Awards – sponsored by
KPMG LLP and The KPMG Foundation
• Best Practices Competition – sponsored by Deloitte LLP
• Project Run With It Competition – sponsored by Moss Adams LLP
• Business Information Professional of the Year Awards – sponsored by
the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
• Diversity Awards – sponsored by Ernst & Young LLP
• Ethics Awards – sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP
• Medal of Inspiration Award – sponsored by the AICPA
• Outstanding Faculty Advisor Awards – sponsored by McGladrey LLP
• VITA Awards – sponsored by the IRS
• Outstanding Dean Award
• Most Improved Chapter Award
Thank you for attending. We know you are going to be glad that you did!
Blane Ruschak
2012-2013 President
Jan Taylor Morris
2013 Annual Meeting Chair
Scott Hobson
2013 Program Chair
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Beta Alpha Psi Professional Partners
The Beta Alpha Psi Professional Partners further the mission and programs of
the Beta Alpha Psi organization through the commitment of financial and people
resources, knowledge and talent. Members of the Beta Alpha Psi Professional
Partners financially support BAP through annual member fees that subsidize the
Regional and Annual meetings each year. Additionally, individual BAP Professional
Partner representatives utilize their personal networks to secure speakers for these
meetings, or their personal knowledge and expertise to deliver professional session
content. Representatives function as judges for the annual Best Practices competition,
review nominations and select winners of the Business Information Professional of
the Year awards, and network with student members and faculty advisors of Beta
Alpha Psi to provide input, counsel and advice regarding careers in the areas of
accounting, finance and information systems. Finally, a number of Professional Partner
organizations and associations sponsor the many student chapter and faculty advisor
awards each year. As a result of the generous support and commitment of the Beta
Alpha Psi Professional Partners, Beta Alpha Psi remains the leading organization for
students interested in careers in the Business Information field.
2012-2013 Beta Alpha Psi Professional Partners
Firms/Corporations
Not-for-Profit Organizations
Bisk Education Inc.
BDO USA LLP
Becker Professional Review
Chevron Corporation
CPAexcel Exam Review
Deloitte LLP
Ernst & Young LLP
Fifth Third Bank
Grant Thornton LLP
Kaplan CPA Review
KPMG LLP
McGladrey LLP
Moss Adams LLP
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Protiviti Inc.
Robert Half International
Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance
American Accounting Association
American Institute of CPAs
American Woman’s Society of CPAs
Association of Government Accountants
Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
International Association for Accounting
Education & Research (IAAER)
NASBA Center for Public Trust
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in
England & Wales (ICAEW)
The Institute of Internal Auditors
State Society Organizations
California Society of CPAs
Illinois CPA Society
Indiana CPA Society
Kansas Society of CPAS
Kentucky Society of CPAs
New York State Society of CPAs
Texas Society of CPAs
Washington Society of CPAs
Wisconsin Institute of CPAs
General information
Hotel Information
Hyatt Regency Orange County
11999 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove, CA 92840
Phone: 714.750.1234
Registration Hours
Wednesday, Aug. 7
5:00pm – 8:00pm
Thursday, Aug. 8
7:00am – 6:30pm
Friday, Aug. 9
7:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday, Aug. 10
7:00am – 10:00am
Exhibit Hours
Thursday, Aug. 8
6:30pm – 8:30pm Welcome Reception
Friday, Aug. 9
7:00am – 8:00am Continental Breakfast
10:30am – 11:00am Refreshment Break
Location of Sessions
Exhibits are located in the South Tower’s Royal Ballroom. Sessions are located in
meeting rooms on the First and Second Floor of the North and South Towers. Refer to the
floor plan on page 36 for the exact location of all rooms.
Raffle Drawings
Exhibitors have the liberty to conduct raffles in their assigned area. Winners will
be posted in the individual exhibitor areas and not announced. Prizes that are not
claimed will be posted on the cork board at the registration desk on Friday and the
winner will need to contact the vendor directly for their prize.
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General information
Refreshment Breaks
Refuel between educational sessions with a beverage, network with members from
other chapters, and obtain the answers to all your questions. Refreshment breaks
will be in the Exhibit Hall located in the South Tower’s Royal Ballroom and Grand
Ballroom Foyer, so you can maximize your time between sessions.
Reception
A welcome reception will be held Thursday, Aug. 8, from 6:30–8:30pm in the Exhibit
Hall. The Exhibit Hall is located in the South Tower’s Royal Ballroom.
Safety and Security Information
The safety and security of attendees is our first priority. Should you have or be
aware of an emergency, please be prepared to provide the following information
immediately:
• Nature of the emergency
• Exact location of the emergency
To report an emergency:
Dial “0” from any house phone or alert any hotel employee.
Services
Badges:Please wear your badge at all times while attending the meeting.
Lost and Found:
Check with the registration desk.
Info Center:An Information Center is located in the registration area. Any
messages for peers will be posted here as well as any program
updates.
Meeting Etiquette
Once you enter a session, please remain until a break is announced so that you can
exit without making a disturbance. Please ensure that your cell phones are turned off
or set to silent mode.
Maximize the Experience
Social Media
Enhance your onsite and post-meeting experience and continue networking with your
fellow BAP members on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Twitter: @_BetaAlphaPsi
Facebook: Facebook.com/BetaAlphaPsiIntl
LinkedIn: Beta Alpha Psi
Annual Meeting App
Be sure to download the Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting app to enhance your onsite
experience. The free BAP Annual Meeting Mobile App gives you immediate access
to the meeting schedule, speaker bios, agenda by day, exhibitor list and more. Those
who download the app will be entered into a drawing to win a Starbucks gift card. If
you are also a member of BAPConnect you will be entered into the drawing twice.
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Keynote Speakers
Ralph de la Vega
President and CEO – AT&T Mobility
Ralph de la Vega is president and CEO of AT&T Mobility, a
position he has held since 2007. He is responsible for the
company’s largest growth engine. Today, AT&T is the industry’s
mobile broadband leader and number-one smartphone provider.
From October 2008 to January 2012, Mr. de la Vega served as
president and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets.
In addition to the company’s wireless business, he led the
company’s local consumer wireline operations, including
U-verse TV®, which has received numerous industry awards.
Prior to becoming head of AT&T’s Mobility organization, Mr. de la Vega served
as group president of Regional Telecommunications and Entertainment, with
responsibility for overall leadership in AT&T’s regional wired business, including
consumer and regional business sales and network. He was appointed to that post
in January 2007, after the close of the AT&T-BellSouth merger, which consolidated
ownership of Cingular.
From 2004 – 2006, Mr. de la Vega served as chief operating officer of Cingular
Wireless, with responsibility for technology planning, network operations, marketing,
sales and customer care.
Before joining Cingular in January 2004, he served as president of BellSouth Latin
America, with overall responsibility for BellSouth’s operations in 11 countries:
Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Nicaragua,
Brazil and Guatemala.
Earlier, he served as BellSouth’s president of Broadband and Internet Services. In this
position, he had overall responsibility for the deployment, marketing and operations of
broadband services. In addition, he had responsibility for BellSouth Internet Services
and BellSouth’s rapidly growing data support groups.
Mr. de la Vega started his career in 1974 with BellSouth (then Southern Bell) as a
management assistant. He has held numerous positions of increasing responsibility
in Network Planning, Consumer Services, Engineering and Operations — including a
rotational assignment at Telcordia (Bellcore) — and was responsible for all BellSouth
Telecommunications Network Operations in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana.
Mr. de la Vega serves on the boards of New York Life Insurance Company, the
Georgia Aquarium and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. He is extensively
involved in nonprofit and community organizations, serving as chairman of Junior
Achievement Worldwide and chairman of All-Markets Initiatives for the Boy Scouts
Keynote Speakers
of America. He was inducted into the Hispanic Scholarship Fund’s prestigious
Alumni Hall of Fame, which honors select Hispanics for their personal achievements,
contributions and service to America.
Mr. de la Vega has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Florida
Atlantic University (FAU) and a master’s degree in business administration from
Northern Illinois University. He completed the Executive Program at the University of
Virginia and received an honorary doctorate from FAU.
He is the author of the best-selling book Obstacles Welcome: Turn Adversity to
Advantage in Business and Life (Thomas Nelson, 2009).
A native of Cuba, Mr. de la Vega and his family live in Atlanta, GA.
Clark Jones
Vice President of Finance – Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
Clark Jones is the Vice President of Finance for
Global Marketing & Sales, Travel Operations,
Technology and Public Affairs for Walt Disney’s
Parks & Resorts.
A 17-year veteran of The Walt Disney Company’s
theme park business, Jones leads about 85
professional cast members in various financial
roles that work closely with his partners on
strategies and plans to further build the
Disney brand, generate demand, manage both
consumer direct and trade channels and help
drive revenue growth.
Prior to Jones’ current position, he served as Vice President of Finance, Domestic Site
Operations; Vice President of Finance, Disneyland Resort Operations; Vice President
of Finance, Products & Services; and, Director of Finance, Marketing, Sales & Travel
Operations. Jones’ pre-Disney experience was with Deloitte & Touche as a senior
auditor in the Denver, CO area.
He earned his B.S. degree in accounting from the University of Colorado at Boulder,
and his MBA from the University of Florida at Gainesville.
Jones currently serves as a member on both the Dean’s Advisory Board and the
Entertainment & Tourism Management Board with the Mihaylo College of Business
and Economics, California State University, Fullerton.
Jones resides in Rancho Santa Margarita with his wife and 12-year-old daughter, and
is an active sports enthusiast who enjoys running and cycling.
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Keynote Speakers
John Blumberg
National Speaker and Author
John Blumberg is a national keynote speaker. He started his
speaking career focusing on developing leaders of substance.
Today, he is fully engaged in inspiring a movement with
corporations, professional associations and universities across
America to strategically build value with core values.
Blumberg started his career as a CPA at Arthur Andersen. After
four years, he shifted his focus from numbers to people where
he then spent 14 years in human resources and recruiting,
including worldwide recruiting responsibilities for Andersen.
Sixteen years ago, Blumberg left behind a career and firm he loved to follow his
dream into the world of professional speaking. He has spoken with audiences in 10
countries and 3 continents. He has received the designation of Certified Speaking
Professional (CSP) from the National Speakers Association. The CSP is the highest
earned designation in the speaking profession and is held by less than 10% of the
members of the International Federation of Professional Speakers.
Blumberg is the author of a best-selling book titled Silent Alarm. It is a parable of
hope for busy professionals! He is also the author of GOOD to the CORE: Building
Value with Values. His newest book is scheduled for release early next year.
It is titled ROI: Return on Integrity.
Blumberg lives in Naperville, IL, with his wife, Cindy. In December, the youngest of
their three children will graduate from the University of Iowa.
Suggested Tracks
President
Recommended
Position Specific
Session 11-09
2-01
Session 2
Session 3
3-01, 3-02, 3-03 or 3-04 Session 4
4-01, 4-02, 4-03 or 4-04 5-02 (only if 2014 regional host)
Session 5
Treasurer
Recommended
Position Specific
Session 11-09
Session 2
2-09
Session 3
3-08
Reporter
Recommended
Position Specific
Session 11-09
Session 3
3-01
Session 4
4-01
Session 5
5-01
Small Chapter
Recommended
Session 22-09
Session 33-01
Session 44-09
Session 66-08
International
Recommended
Session 44-05
Session 66-09
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Suggested Tracks
Faculty Advisor
Recommended
Position Specific
Thursday New Advisor Workshop
Session 1
1-01
Session 33-01
Session 44-01
5-02 (only if 2014 regional host)
Session 5
Finance Student
Recommended
Session 1
1-05 or 1-08
Session 22-06
Session 55-05
Information Systems Student
Recommended
Session 11-10
Session 22-10
Session 66-01
agenda
Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting
Hyatt Regency Orange County • Garden Grove, CA • Aug. 7–10, 2013
Wed/thu
Function
Wednesday, Aug. 7
3:00–5:45pm
Project Run With It Registration
Location: Royal Ballroom Foyer
5:00–8:00pm
Registration Open
Location: Royal Ballroom Registration Desk
6:00–11:00pm
Project Run With It Opening Session
Location: Salon VII
Sponsored by Moss Adams LLP
Please see the “Conference at a Glance” for a detailed schedule
and room locations.
Thursday, Aug. 8
7:00am–6:30pm
Registration Open
7:00am–4:45pm Project Run With It
Sponsored by Moss Adams LLP
Please see the “Conference at a Glance” for a detailed schedule
and room locations.
8:00–8:45am Continental Breakfast
Location: Grand Ballroom Foyer
8:30–10:00am
New Faculty Advisor Workshop
Location: Garden 1
Presenters: Janice Klimek, Chapter Advocate
Deborah Medlar, Chapter Advocate
All faculty advisors are welcome to attend this workshop, but it is
designed for those that are “new” to the role. Basic information about
advising a chapter will be provided, including going over some of
the common language of BAP (just what is an ROA?) and providing
helpful tips for managing a chapter while holding down a full-time job.
Personal video or audio recording (by cell phone, cameras, tape recorders, etc.)
of the sessions is strictly prohibited.
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AGENDA
Thursday
Function
9:00–10:00am
Welcome and Community Service Day
Location: Grand Ballroom
Sponsored by KPMG LLP and KPMG Foundation
Host schools: Sam Houston State University
Seattle University
University of San Diego
University of Sydney
KPMG LLP will welcome participants to the annual meeting and
provide instructions for Community Service Day activities.
10:00am–2:00pm
Community Service Day
Sponsored by KPMG LLP and KPMG Foundation
A collaboration between Beta Alpha Psi, KPMG LLP, KPMG
Foundation, First Book, and United Way of Orange County, this year’s
CSD allows us to host our first International Day of Literacy. Literacy
Fairs at Boys and Girls Clubs and elementary schools serving children
from low income families in the Anaheim and Garden Grove areas
and engaging in fun activities with children at a local nursery school.
This exceptional opportunity will allow you to engage directly with the
children in a variety of fun activities and provide a child a new book to
take home.
5:00–6:30pm
1. Opening Plenary Session
Speaker: Ralph de le Vega, President and CEO – AT&T Mobility
Mr. de la Vega is the winner of this year’s Business Information
Professional of the Year – Business and Industry. His inspirational
presentation will set the tone for the remainder of the meeting!
Awards Recognized:
• Business Information Professional of the Year – Industry and
Government, sponsored by IMA
• Ethics Awards, sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP
• Faculty Advisors of the Year, sponsored by McGladrey LLP
• Gold Challenge, sponsored by KPMG LLP and the KPMG
Foundation
• Most Improved Chapter
6:30–8:30pm
Welcome Reception & Exhibits
Location: Royal Ballroom
Visit the exhibits to network, collect information of interest and to
enter raffles for prize drawings.
AGENDA
Friday
Function
Friday, Aug. 9
7:00am–6:00pm
Registration Open
7:00–7:45am
Breakfast & Exhibits
8:00–9:00am
2. P
lenary Session
Speaker: Clark Jones, VP of Finance – Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
Clark Jones will take you on a backstage tour of one of the most
well-known and respected companies in the world providing insight
on how Disney balances imagination and fiscal responsibility to
sustain the legacy built by Walt Disney and his older brother, Roy.
The conversation will highlight the role of the finance professional
as a collaborator and thought partner in the creative process.
9:15–10:30am
Concurrent Sessions I
1-01. Faculty Exchange: Board of Directors, Chapter Advocates and
BAP Professional Partners with Faculty Advisors
Location: Garden 3
Moderator: Jan Taylor Morris, President-Elect, Sam Houston
State University
Faculty Advisors, BAP Board Members, and Professional
Partners share ideas for BAP’s future and discuss current
issues.
1-02. Project Run With It
Location: Terrace A
Not-for-Profit: A Place Called Home – Vocational Services
Judges: Corinne Baughman, CPA – Moss Adams LLC
(Orange County)
Tarabu Beserai, Director of Programs – A Place
Called Home
Charles Leflar, Ph.D. – University of Arkansas
Students present their solutions to real-life not-for-profit issues.
The first place team in each session will be announced at the
closing session on Saturday.
1-03. Project Run With It
Location: Valencia
Not-for-Profit: A Place Called Home – Social Enterprise
Judges: Connie Esmond-Kiger, Ph.D., CPA – The Ohio University
Melissa Harman, CPA – Moss Adams LLC (Los Angeles)
Tamara Muzac, Associate Director of Programs – A
Place Called Home
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
9:15–10:30am
Concurrent Sessions I (continued)
1-04. P
roject Run With It
Location: Terrace D
Not-for-Profit: Inner City Arts
Judges: Steven Carlson, Ph.D. – University of North Dakota
Susie Goliti, Director of Operations – Inner City Arts
Laura Roos, CPA – Moss Adams LLP (San Diego)
1-05. W
hich Way Forward for Sustainability Reporting?
Location: Garden 1
Presenter: Richard Spencer, Head of Sustainability, ICAEW
The last four years has seen a flurry of activity around how to
mainstream sustainability disclosures from the publication of
King 3 in South Africa, embedding sustainability reporting in
corporate disclosure in South Africa to the establishment of the
IIRC, the launch of the Global Reporting Initiative G4 guidance,
the UK government introducing mandatory greenhouse gas
disclosure and the launch of the Sustainability Accounting
Standards Board in the USA. The establishment of SASB raises
the question of how the USA will relate to the rest of the world
on this topic. Is the USA going it alone?
This session will address three major questions
• What are the drivers for sustainability disclosures?
• How should these be integrated (or not) into mainstream
reporting?
• How will we achieve a global consensus?
1-06. M
yth Busters
Location: Garden 4
Presenter: Ray Ruiz, Associate Director Campus Recruiting,
KPMG LLP
There is a lot of information going around about what a career in
Public Accounting will be like. You may even have heard some
information that you’re not sure about too. Join me as we look
at some myths that exist. We will work to either verify or “bust”
these myths.
AGENDA
Friday
Function
9:15–10:30am
1-07. Beyond the Employee Handbook—Tips for Navigating the First
Two Years of Public Accounting
Location: Harbor
Presenter: Monika Miles, Accounting & Financial Womens
Alliance
Your studies and interaction in Beta Alpha Psi give you a lot of
preparation for “the real world” of accounting. But there are
many things that you might not hear about from your classes
and during the interview process. In this session, we’ll talk about
some of the real-world experiences you’ll encounter during
your first year or two in public accounting that are “Beyond the
Employee Handbook,” including engagement economics, dealing
with difficult client situations, office politics and the firm holiday
party, among others. We’ll share some humorous (actual)
examples of what not to do – and then discuss some possible
alternatives in a variety of day-to-day accounting firm realities.
1-08. The Journey from Student to COO / CFO: Choices, Challenges
and Opportunities
Location: Salon VII
Presenter: Michael Sammis, Universal Music Publishing Group
If you have your eyes on a big prize, then this is the session
to attend! A CFO position is increasingly difficult to attain and
requires years of work, experience and specialized knowledge—
but it is well within your grasp. Hear from our speaker about
the critical path to CFO and get invaluable feedback on factors
that can influence success. Also hear about a day in the life of a
typical CFO and gain insight into skills that can keep your career
on the right track.
1-09. Officer Workship (Leadership)
Location: Pacific
Presenters: State University of New York
San Diego State University
University of Mississippi
University of Utah
University of Arkansas
Moderator: Matt Anderson, Graduate Assistant, Sam Houston
State University
The average tenure for chapter officers is about two semesters.
How can you be an effective leader in such a short time?
Experienced chapter officers share their advice for chapter
presidents, reporters and treasurers in this must-attend session
for chapter officers.
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
9:15–10:30am
1-10. C
areers in Information Systems
Location: Garden 2
Presenters: TaMiya Dickerson, Grant Thornton LLP
Judith Gelman, FBI
Kevin Purvis, Broadcom
Mitchell Simon, Grant Thornton LLP
Moderator: Nina Guthrie, Grant Thornton LLP
As the business world becomes more connected, experts in
business information systems are in greater demand. This
special panel will bring together three business professionals
from public accounting, industry and government who will share
their experiences and wisdom in describing their careers in
information systems. Learn how these professionals chose their
career and see if you have what it takes to have an exciting
career in information systems.
10:30–11:00am
Refreshment Break & Exhibits
11:00am–12:15pm
Concurrent Sessions II
2-01. B
oard of Directors, Chapter Advocates and Professional
Partners with Chapter Presidents
Location: Garden 3
Moderator: Jan Taylor Morris, President-Elect, Sam Houston
State University
Chapter presidents meet with BAP Board members and
Professional Partners to share ideas for BAP’s future and
discuss other relevant issues.
2-02. P
roject Run With It – Pt. 2
(Continuation from 1-02)
Location: Terrace A
2-03. P
Location: Valencia
2-04. P
Location: Terrace D
AGENDA
Friday
Function
11:00am–12:15pm
Concurrent Sessions II (continued)
2-05. Flexibility in the Profession
Location: Salon VII
Presenter: Sam Mascareno, McGladrey LLP
Flexibility can mean many things to many people. Working
flexibly and achieving that all important “work-life balance”
is often a top priority for many professionals. But there’s no
specific college course or training session you can take to
learn the “how to’s.” Join Sam Mascareno, a tax partner from
McGladrey LLP, as he shares what he’s learned throughout his
career and why successful professionals and organizations
agree that true flexibility, a tool available to all who need it,
strengthens a business and the profession as a whole.
2-06. IPO Readiness
Location: Garden 1
Presenter: Erika R. Whitmore, KPMG LLP
Taking a Company public is an exciting and challenging
process – for entrepreneurs, chief level executives, and
other stakeholders involved. For some, going public may be a
culmination of a long-term strategic goal and beginning of a
new company in the public spotlight. For others, it may be the
achievement of a major business or financial reward. Being
public brings prestige and visibility with all the players in the
market – customers, suppliers employers, and the financial
community. We will discuss some of the challenges, risks and
rewards of becoming and being a public company. We will also
share candid real life stories encountered along the way.
2-07. Professional Designations – A Panel Discussion
Location: Garden 2
Presenter: Mike Duffy, CPA Excel
Stacy Ray, Becker Professional Review
Denise Probert, Kaplan
Valerie Wendt, Bisk CPA Review
Moderator: Denise Probert, Kaplan
Are you planning to pursue an advanced designation? Join this
session to learn from industry advanced designation experts. In
addition, this panel will be able to answer all of your questions
as well as provide study tips.
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
11:00am–12:15pm
Concurrent Sessions II (continued)
2-08. I nnovative Recruiting of Members
Location: Garden 4
Presenters: California State University, San Bernardino
Elon University
Florida Atlantic University
Salisbury University
University of Houston – Clear Lake
Moderator: Randall Spurrier, Faculty Advisor, Old Dominion
University
Does your chapter struggle to expand its membership, let alone
replace graduating members? Perhaps you haven’t established
and communicated your chapter “brand” effectively. Chapters
will share ideas on attracting candidates in this session. Come
see what has worked for others.
2-09. F undraising Strategies
Location: Pacific
Presenters: Bentley University
California State University, Fullerton
Ohio University
University of Louisiana at Monroe
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Moderator: Arthur Reed, Faculty Advisor, Bentley University
Generating funds to provide for an active chapter can be
challenging. Chapters will present ideas about what has worked
for their chapters, from auctions to sporting activities.
2-10. F orensic and Fraud Investigations — Financial
Information Sleuths
Location: Harbor
Presenter: Coral Hansen, CBIZ
Many people, when they think of an accountant, picture a
CPA slaving away in a cubicle working on tax forms. Not
all accountant positions are so humdrum, though. Forensic
accounting, for example, can be extremely exciting and may
involve gripping court cases. You may even think of forensic
accounting as accounting with DRAMA! This presentation
delves into the life of a forensic accountant: what we do, types
of cases and analysis we perform, and how you too can become
a part of this exciting career.
AGENDA
Friday
Function
12:15–1:45pm
Lunch & Awards
Awards Recognized:
• Business Information Professional of the Year – Education,
sponsored by IMA
• Business Information Professional of the Year – Professional
Services, sponsored by IMA
• Diversity Initiative, sponsored by Ernst & Young LLP
• Medal of Inspiration
2:00–3:15pm
Concurrent Sessions III
3-01. Program of Chapter Activities and Reporting Intranet
Location: Garden 3
Presenters: Margaret Fiorentino, Incoming Executive Director,
BAP
Gwen Highsmith-Quick, Chapter Advocate
Review of the 2013-2014 PCA and the Reporting Intranet. This
session will briefly cover navigating the new Reporting Intranet.
This is a must-attend for new and experienced FAs and student
officers.
3-02. Best Practices: Innovation
Location: Garden 4
Judges: Alfonzo Alexander, NASBA
Kim McLaughlin, McGladrey LLP
Silke Olsen, Moss Adams LLP
Paige Sacks, Ernst & Young LLP
Valerie Wendt, Bisk CPA Review
Competitors: Bradley University
California State University, Northridge
Middle Tennessee State University
Pace University
Seattle University
University of Central Arkansas
University of Central Missouri
Utah State University
Identify a soft skill (non-technical, excluding recruitment related
skills) and discuss the innovative program your chapter executed
to enhance its development in your members and candidates.
The program must include the collaboration of a person or
group outside of BAP who would be considered content experts.
Chapter involvement (hours and number of members) should be
disclosed in your presentation.
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
2:00–3:15pm
Concurrent Sessions III (continued)
3-03. B
est Practices: Inspiration
Location: Harbor
Judges: Mark Bruno, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Monika Miles, Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance
Stephanie Polon, BDO USA LLP
Denise Probert, Kaplan Professional Education
Natasha Schmidt, Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency
Competitors: California State University, Sacramento
Portland State University
University of New Mexico
University of Buffalo
University of Central Florida
University of Michigan – Dearborn
University of Nebraska – Lincoln
University of Texas at El Paso
Develop an inspirational, creative and fun, “Careers in
Accounting/Finance/Information Systems” presentation
geared for high school seniors in underserved communities or
freshmen/sophomore students at minority focused community
colleges or other feeder colleges for your university. You must
conduct at least one presentation and report on the results of
the presentation(s). Include a plan for continuing this project
in a sustainable manner to achieve increased recruitment of
minorities into accounting. Chapter involvement (hours and
number of members) should be disclosed in your presentation.
3-04. Best Practices: Imagination
Location: Pacific
Judges: A
lexandra Miller, AWSCPA
Stacy Ray, Becker Professional Education
Ray Ruiz, KPMG LLP
Jodi Ryan, IMA
Competitors: Ball State University
California State University, Los Angeles
Pace University
University of Missouri – St. Louis
Valdosta State University
Develop and execute an imaginative program that improves
the business writing skills of the members and candidates. The
project should involve collaboration with at least one party
outside of BAP who would be considered a content expert. Your
presentation should include any analysis your chapter did to
identify the gap in specific writing skills, what you did to improve
the skill set and how the improvement might be measured over
time. Chapter involvement (hours and number of members)
should be disclosed in your presentation.
AGENDA
Friday
Function
2:00–3:15pm
3-05. Leading From Any Seat
Location: Garden 2
Presenter: Jeffrey Q. Jardine, CMA, CPA, PMP, Manager,
Enterprise Risk Services, Deloitte LLP
From elementary school until now, you’ve earned leadership
roles from the Student Council to Beta Alpha Psi. Now that
you’re entering into a new phase of life with your career, will
you still be able to lead? Join us as we discuss strategies to
decouple leadership from mere titles to true leading — no
matter where you sit in your organization.
3-06. Careers Beyond Public Accounting: Internal Audit
& Risk Consulting
Location: Valencia
Presenters: Gina Chaoanw, Protiviti
Golreez Jalali, Protiviti
Many accounting students tend to think that their career options
after they graduate are limited to public accounting or industry
accounting/finance positions. However, there are other career
opportunities for accounting majors that students often overlook.
In this presentation, we will discuss other career options such
as internal audit and risk consulting that are great opportunities
for recent graduates with a background and interest in
accounting. These other career opportunities are not only
interesting jobs, but they also provide entry-level professionals
with the experience, skills, and knowledge that are very valuable
in any person’s career. This discussion will hopefully educate
and assist students and recent graduates in broadening their
career search.
3-07. Working for the Government: Limitless Opportunities
for the Aspiring Young Professional
Location: Garden 1
Presenter: Joseph Sutter, Deloitte LLP
Today, graduates are faced with decreasing job opportunity
and increasing expectation. While many new grads dismiss the
notion of working for the government, working in government
can be rewarding, provide unlimited growth opportunity, and
immeasurable understanding of financial markets and health of
the country. This session will provide insight to the advantages
of working for government, types and benefits of positions,
as well as the vital connections needed through professional
organizations, such as AGA, to keep up with changes in federal
and state laws and regulations, and the proliferation of emerging
and complex financial instruments.
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
2:00–3:15pm
3-08. F undraising Strategies
Location: Terrace A
Presenters: California State University, Fresno
Marquette University
Missouri State University
Syracuse University
University of Missouri – St. Louis
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Moderator: Deborah Lindberg, Faculty Advisor, Illinois State
University
Generating funds to provide for an active chapter can be
challenging. Chapters will present ideas about what has worked
for their chapters, from auctions to sporting activities.
3-09. C
reative Service Projects
Location: Terrace D
Presenters: Northern Illinois University
Oakland University
Samford University
San Francisco State University
Stephen F. Austin State University
Moderator: Sandra Pelfry, Faculty Advisor, Oakland University
Looking for ideas for service projects that are both meaningful
AND fun? Chapters share new and creative approaches to
service.
3-10. W
ork/Life Integration
Location: Salon VII
Presenter: Shawn Harter, Fifth Third Bank
Work/Life Integration is a challenge at the university level and
most would argue that it only becomes more challenging as you
enter your professional careers. Integrating your work/life will
be an important factor in finding success and happiness. We will
discuss thoughts and ideas on how to potentially do this as you
begin the next phase of your journey.
3:15–3:30pm
Refreshment Break
3:30–4:45pm
Concurrent Sessions IV
4-01. P
rogram of Chapter Activities and Reporting Intranet
Location: Garden 3
Presenters: Margaret Fiorentino, Incoming Executive Director,
BAP
Gwen Highsmith-Quick, Chapter Advocate
Review of the 2013-2014 PCA and the Reporting Intranet. This
session will briefly cover navigating the new Reporting Intranet.
This is a must-attend for new and experienced FAs and student
officers.
AGENDA
Friday
Function
3:30–4:45pm
Concurrent Sessions IV (continued)
4-02. Best Practices: Innovation
Continuation from 3-02.
Location: Garden 4
4-03. Best Practices: Inspiration
Location: Harbor
4-04. Best Practices: Imagination
Location: Pacific
4-05. IFRS/Convergence Update: What Do BAP Members
Need to Know?
Location: Garden 1
Presenter: Donna Street, IAAER & Holger Erchinger, KPMG LLP
This session provides an overview regarding the current status
and developments regarding IFRS in the U.S., including an
update on the most recent SEC IFRS-related activities. The
session also includes an overview and a discussion about
the status of the key accounting convergence projects which
are conducted jointly between the IASB and FASB (revenue
recognition, leasing, and financial instruments). The presenters
also will outline why IFRS is and remains important for
preparers, users, academia, and students in the United States.
4-06. Retaining Relationships with Alumni
Location: Valencia
Presenters: Creighton University
Eastern Michigan University
Ithaca College
University of South Carolina
University of Southern Indiana
Moderator: Cassy Budd, Faculty Advisor, Brigham Young
University
Alumni are a great source of support for local chapters,
providing everything from donations to professional speakers.
Come learn how chapters are involving alumni in their chapter
activities.
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AGENDA
Friday
Function
3:30–4:45pm
4-07. K
eeping the Chapter Active
Location: Salon VII
Presenters: The Ohio State University
University of Connecticut
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
University of Oregon
Virginia Commonwealth University
Moderator: Jon Hill, Faculty Advisor, Virginia Commonwealth
University
Have you wondered how to retain those enthusiastic candidates
following their initiation and fall recruiting? Chapters share their
strategies for keeping them coming back for more!
4-08. Continuity Amid Change
Location: Terrace A
Presenters: Colorado State University
Georgia State University
Hofstra University
Kansas State University
Kent State University
University of Akron
Moderator: Sherri Henson, Faculty Advisor, Western Kentucky
University
Change comes to BAP chapters in many forms: significant
growth, turnover of officers, replacement of a faculty advisor,
etc. How can your chapter survive and even thrive in a climate
of constant change? Learn how chapters have tackled these and
other changes.
4-09. B
eyond the Norm – Surviving as a Small Chapter
Location: Terrace D
Presenters: Idaho State University
Morgan State University
Murray State University
North Carolina A&T State University
University of Northern Colorado
University of Sydney
Moderator: Allen McConnell, Faculty Advisor, University of
Northern Colorado
Small chapters face unique challenges. Want to visit with others
who understand your situation? Come hear how these small
chapters do it.
AGENDA
•z
friday
3:30–4:45pm
Function
4-10. What Is Your Ethical Style?
Location: Garden 2
Presenter: Tekecha Morgan, NYSSCPA
This interactive session will help you to identify your ethical
style. Explore everyday situations and learn how to handle them
in the most ethical manner possible. Is it a good idea to date a
co-worker? What if your boss orders you to do something that
will hurt someone? On a theoretical level, discussions will center
on (1) The “ethics of justice or rights” vs. the “ethics of care or
responsibility” and (2) The fundamental principles of ethics:
• Do No Harm
• Make Things Better
• Respect Others
• Be Fair
• Be Loving
5:00pm
Free time to enjoy Disney and other local attractions
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AGENDA
Saturday
Function
Saturday, Aug. 10
7:00–10:00am
Registration Open
7:00–7:45am
Breakfast
8:00–9:00am
3. Plenary Session
Speaker: Mr. John Blumberg, National Speaker and Author
What do you wish for? Blumberg will help you discover — or
rediscover — your own potential. This presentation is sure to
inspire and give you the refreshing boost you need to start the
new academic year!
9:15–10:30am
Concurrent Sessions V
5-01. R
eporting Intranet New Features
Location: Garden 3
Presenter: Margaret Fiorentino, Incoming Executive Director, BAP
This session is strongly recommended for all chapter reporters
and faculty advisors. The session will cover the new login
system, online activity reporting, student hours verification
report, and paying for membership dues and chapter
maintenance fees via credit cards.
5-02. C
hapter Advocates, Professional Partners Liaisons and 2014
Regional Meeting Host Chapters
Location: Salon VII
Moderators: Treba Marsh, Chapter Advocate
Alex Miller, AWSCPA, Incoming Partners
Chair-Elect
Mandatory meeting for chapters hosting a 2014 Regional
Meeting, Chapter Advocates and Professional Partners liaisons
to begin the planning process, share ideas and learn about their
responsibilities.
5-03. C
reative Networking
Location: Terrace D
Presenters: Scott McQuillan, Deloitte LLP
Paige Sacks, Ernst & Young LLP
Networking is considered one of the personal skills essential
to good leadership and career advancement. Everyone tells
you to network. But how do you do it? Learn what networking
means and why it is important. This will be an interactive session
about developing the habits of a successful networker. Listen
to personal stories and learn how networking skills can make
difference in your career. This discussion lays the groundwork
for taking the right steps so that your network develops while
you gain confidence in the process. Sometimes, it really is not
what you know, but whom you know.
AGENDA
Saturday
Function
9:15–10:30am
Concurrent Sessions V (continued)
5-04. Government Career Paths for Accounting Majors
Location: Valencia
Presenters: Kathy King, FBI
Joshua Preston, Office of the Comptroller
of the Currency
Moderator: Bonnie Russell, Office of the Comptroller
of the Currency
More than 100,000 accountants in the U.S. work in federal
government agencies, such as the General Accounting Office,
the Internal Revenue Service, and the Securities and Exchange
Commission. Federal employment opportunities are available
at all levels. Listen to a panel of government employers discuss
employment in the federal workforce and learn how to submit
an application.
5-05. Careers in Finance
Location: Garden 1
Presenter: Nick Milazzo, Fifth Third Bank
A Career in Finance is about being an important part of a
company and leading that company to financial growth and
success. There are countless opportunities and avenues
depending on an individual’s strengths and interests on what
that career looks like. During this session we will discuss many
of the different opportunities that are available to someone with
a finance or accounting degree.
5-06. Retaining Relationships with Alumni
Location: Harbor
Presenters: Case Western Reserve University
Central Michigan University
Pace University
Texas State University – San Marcos
Western Michigan University
Moderator: Frances Stott, Faculty Advisor, Bowling Green
University
Alumni are a great source of support for local chapters,
providing everything from donations to professional speakers.
Come learn how chapters are involving alumni in their chapter
activities.
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AGENDA
Saturday
Function
9:15–10:30am
5-07. C
reative Service Projects
Location: Pacific
Presenters: Louisiana Tech University
Seattle University
University of Miami
University of Nebraska – Lincoln
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Moderator: Sarah Bee, Faculty Advisor, Seattle University
Looking for ideas for service projects that are both meaningful
AND fun? Chapters share new and creative approaches to
service.
5-08. N
etworking with Other Chapters
Location: Terrace A
Presenters: Fordham University
Sam Houston State University
University of North Texas
Western Washington University
Moderator: Cassy Henderson, Faculty Advisor, Sam Houston
State University
Chapter meetings and activities can often be enriched and
students’ needs more fully served when working with other BAP
chapters or other on-campus student groups. Learn how these
chapters have worked successfully with others.
5-09. F rom Student to Professions – Your Keys to a Successful
Transition
Location: Garden 4
Presenters: Emelissa Baluyot, Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Alex Johnson, KPMG LLP
Jen Love, Deloitte LLP
Natalie Steverson, KPMG LLP
Felix Von Lepel, KPMG LLP
Come to an interactive session with Beta Alpha Psi alumni
to discuss the keys to making a successful transition into the
profession! Recent graduates will give you 10 key ways you
can position yourself to become an effective professional.
The floor will be open for you to ask anything you are dying to
know! No question is off-limits and the alumni will answer every
question openly and honestly. We will cover a variety of topics
including: “How many hours do you really work?”, “Should I get
my masters?”, “How do you handle the stress?” and “Do you
actually understand anything you do?” Join us for this fun and
informative session!
AGENDA
Saturday
Function
9:15–10:30am
5-10. What Make You So Special?
Location: Garden 2
Presenter: Kim McLaughlin, McGladrey LLP
If change is the only constant, then adopting an entrepreneurial
mind-set towards your career is critical for success. And as
the entrepreneur of the company called YOU, you must learn to
answer the question, “What makes YOU so special?” Join us to
explore the forces that form your competitive advantage.
10:30–10:45am
Refreshment Break
10:45am–Noon
Concurrent Sessions VI
6-01. Building a Superior Online Presence
Location: Garden 3
Presenter: Cortney Sanders, Marketing & Communications
Specialist, BAP
Your website is often the first place people go to find out about
your chapter, and your social media accounts are where they
go to find out about YOU- make sure both are an accurate
representation! This session will touch on best practices for
websites and social media that are relevant to chapters and
individuals.
6-02. Good Manners are Good Business
Location: Garden 4
Presenter: Alex Miller, CPA
In today’s fast-past world, everyone defines etiquette differently.
One person’s good etiquette skills may be frowned upon by
others. No matter how you define etiquette, it is an essential
part of getting ahead in today’s competitive global marketplace.
Learn valuable tips for tricky domestic and international
situations such as cell phone, email, dining, company functions,
gift giving, business cards and introductions.
6-03. International Opportunities as a Forensic Accountant
Location: Pacific
Presenter: Omid Yazdi, KPMG LLP (CalCPA)
The session will focus on the skill sets required to succeed in
international forensic accounting matters. It will provide an
overview on the different paths to pursue a career in forensic
accounting. The presentation will cover some of the practical
and cultural nuances around working on international forensic
accounting projects with specific examples of projects in places
like China, India and South America.
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AGENDA
Saturday
Function
10:45am–Noon
Concurrent Sessions VI (continued)
6-04. A
uditing Update – Changes in Auditing Standards
Location: Valencia
Presenter: Chris Smith, Partner and Accounting & Audit
Professional Leader, BDO USA LLP
Come to this session to discuss current trends in audit standards
with BDO USA LLP Partner, Chris Smith. The session will also
focus on what students can expect to find when starting in
the professional world, as well as observations on the skills,
behaviors and traits that will prove to be of most value to
students to increase the likelihood of having a successful start
to their career.
6-05. K
eeping the Chapter Active
Location: Salon VII
Presenters: Auburn University
University of Buffalo
University of Denver
University of Iowa
University of Kentucky
University of New Mexico
Moderator: Kathi Nesper, Faculty Advisor, University of Buffalo
Have you wondered how to retain those enthusiastic candidates
following their initiation and fall recruiting? Chapters share their
strategies for keeping them coming back for more!
6-06. C
ontinuity Amid Change
Location: Terrace A
Presenters: Brigham Young University
Northeastern University
University of Alabama
University of Montana
University of Washington
Moderator: Bonnie Villareal, Faculty Advisor, Utah State
University
Change comes to BAP chapters in many forms: significant
growth, turnover of officers, replacement of a faculty advisor,
etc. How can your chapter survive and even thrive in a climate
of constant change? Learn how chapters have tackled these
and other changes.
AGENDA
Saturday
10:45am–Noon
Function
6-07. Innovative Recruiting of Members
Location: Harbor
Presenters: Bowling Green State University
California State University, Sacramento
Oklahoma State University
Southeastern Louisiana University
University of Missouri – Kansas City
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Moderator: Pat Mynatt, Faculty Advisor, University of North
Carolina at Charlotte
Does your chapter struggle to expand its membership, let alone
replace graduating members? Perhaps you haven’t established
and communicated your chapter “brand” effectively. Chapters
will share ideas on attracting candidates in this session. Come
see what has worked for others.
6-08. Beyond the Norm – Surviving as a Small Chapter
Location: Terrace D
Presenters: Bradley University
Central Washington University
Gonzaga University
University of Idaho
Moderator: Lisa Owens-Jackson, Faculty Advisor, North
Carolina A&T State University
Small chapters face unique challenges. Want to visit with others
who understand your situation? Come hear how these small
chapters do it.
6-09. Non-U.S. Chapter Meeting
Location: Garden 1
Moderators: Lee Radebaugh, BAP Director of Global Activities;
Pearl Rosenburg, Faculty Advisor, University of
Sydney
Faculty Advisors and officers are invited to attend this session
to learn how to make BAP work outside the U.S. as well as
discover future plans for international expansion. Contribute
to the conversation as the group discusses international
challenges and opportunities.
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AGENDA
Saturday
Function
10:45am–Noon
6-10. G
lobal Minds, Inclusive Leaders: Developing Professionals
for a Borderless World
Location: Garden 2
Presenters: Paul Hardoin, Ernst & Young LLP
Melissa Taylor, Ernst & Young LLP
The business world is shrinking. Borders are blurred. Diversity is
the norm. Comfort zones are few and far-between. These are the
realities of global business, a landscape in which agility – not
just ability – merits success.
To operate with certainty demands heightened awareness of the
world and one’s self. A global mindset and inclusive leadership
are key. These pillars support Ernst & Young’s approach to
business, both at home and abroad.
Through this presentation, we explore the three components of
a global mindset – intellectual, psychological and social capital
– and how to bolster each. We delineate, too, what it means to
lead inclusively. Use this presentation as a roadmap to expand
your global mindset and map out practical steps to develop as
an inclusive leader.
12:15–12:45pm
12:45pm
4. Final Awards Presentation and Closing
Awards Recognized:
• Superior Chapters, sponsored by KPMG LLP and KPMG
Foundation
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, sponsored
by IRS
• Project Run With It, sponsored by Moss Adams LLP
• Best Practices, sponsored by Deloitte LLP
Conference Adjourns
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EXHIBIT HALL
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reviews to self-directed online reviews, textbooks and DVDs, Bisk gives you the freedom to
maximize your budget, your study time and your scores on the exam — guaranteed
California Society of CPAs (CalCPA)
Booth 101
CalCPA is the nation’s largest professional association of CPAs. Serving members in public
practice, private industry, education and government by increasing the value and promoting the
integrity of the CPA profession and contributing to the success of our members. Through CalCPA
Institute members provide financial literacy programs to the public.
CPAExcel
Booth 309
Program Video Sponsor
CPAexcel trains thousands of CPA candidates annually for their CPA Exam preparation.
CPAexcel’s bite sized lessons, synchronized learning (PC, tablets & smart phones) and low cost
is why CPAexcel is the fastest growing CPA Review provider.
BAP officers interested in being a CPAexcel Campus Ambassador should contact Jeff Johnson
at jeff.johnson@cpaexcel.com
DELOITTE LLP Pen Sponsor
The Deloitte U.S. Firms have 57,000 professionals with a single focus: serving our clients
and helping them solve their toughest problems. We work in four key business areas —
audit & Advisory, financial advisory, tax and consulting. To learn more about Deloitte LLP, visit
deloitte.com/us/careers.
Fast Forward Academy
Booth 106
Fast Forward Academy is a leader in CPA, EA, and RTRP test preperation and continuing
education. Visit us online to try our FREE study planner, FREE test bank, or FREE study games
today.
Gleim Publications
Booth 304
Gleim is the global leader in helping accountants pass their certification exams. From
accounting students learning the basics to seasoned professionals seeking continuing
education we help individuals help themselves succeed in every phase of their career. To date,
Gleim has helped over 4 million individuals climb the ladder of success.
Graduate Management Admission Council Booth 110
The Graduate Management Admission Council (gmac.com) is a nonprofit education organization
of leading graduate business schools and owner of the GMAT exam, used by more than 5,800
graduate business and management programs worldwide. The GMAT exam is continuously
available at 570+ test centers in 110 countries. Learn more at mba.com
Hofstra University Booth 205
Hofstra University will be providing information about their Accounting/Tax Graduate Business
programs: MS Accounting, Full Time DAY MBA Program, Evening MBA Program, MBA in
Professional Accountancy, MS Taxation, MBA Taxation
BAP.ORG | 39
The Institute of Internal Auditors, Inc.
Booth 308
Whether you’re just starting out or an industry veteran, The Institute of Internal Auditors keeps
you connected – with the latest news, resources, and professional development. Be a part of
the premier association, standard-setting, and certifying body for internal audit professionals,
with a network more than 180,000 strong.
Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Booth 207
IMA®, the association of accountants and financial professionals in business, is one of the
largest and most respected associations focused exclusively on advancing the management
accounting profession. Globally, IMA supports the profession through research, the CMA®
(Certified Management Accountant) program, continuing education, networking, and advocacy.
IMA has more than 65,000 members in 120 countries and 200 local chapter communities.
Kaplan CPA Review
Booth 105
Invigorate your exam prep with Kaplan CPA Review! Our state-of-the-art instruction will help
you develop the skills and confidence you need to be successful on the CPA Exam. And, with
convenient online courses, you can study anytime, anywhere. Build a CPA study plan that fits
your learning style … and your lifestyle! Visit kaplanCPAreview.com to learn more!
KPMG LLP
Media Sponsor
KPMG LLP, the U.S. audit, tax and advisory services firm, operates from 87 offices with more
than 23,000 employees and partners throughout the U.S. Our purpose is to turn knowledge into
value for the benefit of our clients, our people, and the capital markets.
McGladrey LLP
Lanyard Sponsor
McGladrey LLP is the fifth largest U.S. provider of assurance, tax and consulting services, with
nearly 6,500 professionals and associates in more than 70 offices nationwide. McGladrey LLP is
the U.S. member of RSM International, the sixth largest network of independent accounting, tax
and consulting firms worldwide. For more information visit jobs.mcgladrey.com.
National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA)
Booth 305
The principal concern of the National Association of Enrolled Agents and its members is honest,
intelligent and ethical representation of the financial position of taxpayers. NAEA members
belong to a strong network of experienced, well-trained tax professionals who effectively
represent their clients and work to make the tax code fair and reasonably enforced.
Northern Arizona University Booth 100
This AACSB-accredited MBA program with an Accounting emphasis provides students
accounting credit hours to satisfy the 150 hour requirement for CPA licensure in California,
Arizona and other states. Students from 15 Western US States receive in-state Arizona tuition.
For 2013, 100% of the Accounting graduates were employed prior to commencement
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)
Booth 204
NASBA serves as a forum for the nation’s 55 Accountancy Boards, which administer
the Uniform CPA Examination, license 750,000+ CPAs and regulate the practice of public
accountancy in the US. NASBA accomplishes its mission of enhancing the effectiveness of
Boards of Accountancy, by creating innovative avenues to address trending topics and issues
relevant to the viability of the accounting profession.
Ohio Northern University
Booth 108
The James F. Dicke College of Business Administration at Ohio Northern University offers
a Master of Professional Practice in Accounting through two tracks: Forensic Accounting/
Audit Services An online or blended curriculum allows you to study forensic accounting and
auditing. TaxTrack — Taught in conjunction with ONU’s Pettit College of Law, in the areas of tax
compliance, planning, research and litigation.
PwC – Pricewaterhousecoopers LLP
Cap Sponsor
PwC focuses on audit and assurance, tax and consulting services. Additionally, in the US,
PwC concentrates on 16 key industries and provides targeted services that include — but are
not limited to — human resources, deals, forensics, and consulting services. We help resolve
complex issues and identify opportunities.
Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. IV Forum
Booth 302
Quinnipiac Global Asset Management Education (G.A.M.E.) IV Forum. Join us in New York
City March 20-22, 2014. In our third year more htan 1000 participants from 118 universities,
representing 44 states, Puerto Rico and DC, experienced keynote panels, keynote perspectives,
panel discussions, and workshops provided by 110 speakers for 82 companies and
organizations. Additional information available at: qgame.quinnipiac.edu
Robinson College of Business
Booth 202
Georgia State University is pleased to offer the Master of Taxation, the only program of its
kind in Georgia. Our MTax degree ranks among the top in the nation and is one of the largest
accredited programs in the country. Presented in a one-year or two-year format, this 30 credit
hour program provides in-depth knowledge in multiple areas of taxation.
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Roger CPA Review Booth 209
Roger CPA Review leads the CPA exam review industry with the most competitive pricing,
an 88% pass rate, and a student-centered, motivational teaching approach developed by
founder Roger Philipp, CPA. Using this method, over 80,000 students have reached their goal of
becoming a CPA. Visit rogercpareview.com/cpa-courses/ for more information.
The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business
Booth 208
The Fisher College of Business (Ohio State) Master of Accounting program is regularly ranked
in the top ten. Fisher focuses on developing your leadership skills. Your Fisher MAcc degree is
flexible & customizable – 78% of your degree consists of electives, including non-accounting
areas such as finance, HR, and strategy.
University of Connecticut Booth 103
The University of Connecticut’s MS in Accounting Program is ranked 8th in Best Online
Graduate Business Programs in the U.S. News & World 2013 Report, has AACSB accreditation,
and received two awards from the U.S. Distance Learning Association. Our dynamic online
community supports and nurtures information literacy and student-centered learning.
University of Dayton RISE Forum
Booth 104
Now in its 14th year, the RISE Forum is the nation’s premier student investment conference. The
two and one-half day conference, to be held March 27-29, 2014, will include panel discussions
featuring top-name experts from the financial services industry and breakout sessions on
portfolio management, investment strategy, and career paths
University of Notre Dame Booth 303
The M. S. in Accountancy program at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of
Business is a 30-credit hour, one-year graduate program reinforcing ethical decision making
in two specialization tracks: Financial Reporting/Assurance Services and Tax Services. The
comprehensive curriculum offers MBA electives, a study-abroad opportunity, and corporate live
cases.
University of Pittsburgh
Booth 301
The Master of Science in Accounting (MAcc) Program at the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School
of Business is a full-time, 30-credit professional graduate degree program that will increase
your marketability both nationally and internationally and prepare you to take the Certified Public
Accountant (CPA) exam.
Booth 306
The Master of Science in Accountancy (MACC) and Master of Science in Taxation (MTAX)
degree programs are 30-unit programs designed to serve both undergraduate accounting
students beyond the Bachelor of Accountancy, as well as graduate level continuing education
in order to provide accountants the skills needed in mid-to-upper-level accounting and taxation
positions.
The University of Texas at Dallas, Naveen Jindal School of Management
Booth 107
The University of Texas at Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management is a nationally
recognized and internationally ranked business school featuring a variety of degree programs,
world-renowned faculty, innovative curriculum and outstanding students.
University of Utah
Booth 311
We are the flagship university in the state of Utah. Our Masters of Accounting program, which
continues to grows, is ranked 23rd in the Public Accounting Report. We have multiple areas of
emphasis such as financial accounting research. Our students are highly sought after and our
program boasts a 98% placement rating for recent graduates.
Wiley
Booth 307
Wiley Accounting provides students, instructors, researchers and practitioners the tools they
need to stay a step ahead in a competitive marketplace, including foundational study with
WileyPLUS and leading review products for the CPA, CMA and CIA certification exams as well
as the most influential ideas in accounting research.
Yaeger CPA Review
Booth 206
Everyone’s career path is unique, as is each person’s learning style. That’s why we’ve crafted
the Yaeger CPA exam review to meet each students’ need. You aren’t locked into a study
pattern that isn’t productive or efficient. Rather, you can determine the approach that’s best for
you. Our course adapts to fit your needs.
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Business Information Professional of the Year
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• Education: Dr. Katherine Schipper, Duke University
Nominated by University of Dayton, Eta Zeta Chapter
• Industry: Ralph de la Vega, AT&T Mobility
Nominated by Northern Illinois University, Gamma Pi Chapter
• Professional Services: Michael Hamilton, Ernst & Young LLP
Nominated by Murray State University, Epsilon Nu Chapter
Outstanding Faculty Advisor
Sponsored by McGladrey LLP
• Dr. Charles Tang – Pace University, Iota Lambda
• Dr. Connie Esmond – Kiger – Ohio University, Alpha Kappa
• Dr. Simon Petravick – Bradley University, Zeta Lambda
• Dr. Raymond Elson – Valdosta State University, Mu Zeta
• Jennifer Cainas – University of South Florida, Delta Gamma
Outstanding Dean
• Dr. Quiester Craig- North Carolina A&T University
Nominated by North Carolina A&T University, Zeta Sigma Chapter
Medal of Inspiration
Sponsored by the American Institute of CPAs
• Andrey Stoyan – San Diego State University, Beta Eta Chapter
Most Improved Chapter
• University of Alabama at Birmingham – Delta Chi
Ethics Award
Sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP
• San Diego State University, Beta Eta Chapter
• Idaho State University, Eta Lambda Chapter
• Northern Illinois University, Gamma Pi Chapter
• Central Washington University, Nu Epsilon Chapter
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Suzanne Abbe
Barbara Adams
Richard Aldridge
T. S. Amer
Beverly Amer
Dawn Anderson
Christopher Aquino
Alka Arora
James Bailey
Tim Baker
Susan Baker
C. Richard Baker
Susan Baker
Steven Balsam
Charlie Bame-Aldred
Monica Banyi
Geoffrey Bartlett
Trent Batchelor
Joseph Beams
Sarah Bee
Joyce Berg
Tiffany Bortz
Marvin Bouillon
Amy Bourne
Jesse Boyles
Mike Braswell
Wayne Bremser
Richard Brooks
Robert Brown
Dallas Brozik
Cassy Budd
Martin Bugeja
Howard Bunsis
Daryl Burckel
Megan Burke
Gary Burkette
David Burns
Marci Butterfield
Jennifer Cainas
Russell Calk
Kristine Caratan
Steve Carlson
Jimmy Carmenate
Tyee Carr
Sandra Cereola
Nandini Chandar
Kim Charland
Betty Chavis
Rich Clune
Janice Cobb
Martin Coe
Cathy Cole
Ron Collins
Jacklyn Collins
Ricardo Colon
Christie L. Comunale
Jacqueline R. Conrecode
Virginia Cortijo
Deb Cosgrove
Mike Costigan
John Coulter
R. Wayne Counts
Janet Courts
Patty Cox
Patricia Crenny
Billie Cunningham
Susan Curtis
Shirley Daniel
Roger Daniels
Teresa Danile
Dori Danko
Somnath Das
Brian Daugherty
Jeanne David
Ashley Davis
David DeBoskey
Johnny Deng
Del DeVries
Dean DiGregorio
William Dilla
Michael Doherty
Robert Dombrowski
Kiren Dosanjh
Bill Driscoll
Dawna Drum
Jo Ann Drusbosky
George Durler
Cynthia Eakin
Craig Ehlen
Susan W. Eldridge
Islam Elshahat
Raymond Elson
Ryan Enlow
Connie Esmond-Kiger
Amanda Farmer
Dan Fesler
Thomas Finnegan
John Finnigan
Paul Fischer
Mary Fischer
William Foley
Karen Foust
Dan Fox
Mitch Franklin
Mitch Franklin
Diana Franz
Patricia Gaukel
Angela Gaze
John Geekie
Matthew Geiszler
Lisa Gillespie
Marc Giullian
Frederic Goldstein
Ahmed Goma
Dave Gorton
Gene Gouaux
Brett Govendir
Rita Grant
Jim Greenspan
Amanda Grossman
Cindy Gruber
Paul Gutterman
Joseph Hagan
Kathy Hansen
Randall Hanson
Jane Harkins
Julie Harrison
Julie Head
George Heilman
Cassy Henderson
Sheri Henson
Terri Herron
Melissa J Hershberger
Gordon Heslop
Charles Hickman
Melissa Hickman
Margaret Hicks
Jon Hill
Shih-Jen (Kathy) Ho
Traci Hodges
Chris Hogan
Jan Holmes
Mark Holtzman
Hettie Houghton
Ray Hughes
Christina Huizar
Zite Hutton
Constance Malone Hylton
Ladelle Hyman
Kristen Irwin
Govind Iyer
Frank Izzo
Sharon Jackson
Allison Jacobs
Alan Jagolinzer
Ching-Lih Jan
Kate Jelinek
William Jens
Eva Jermakowicz
Deborah Jones
Mark Judd
Emel Kahya
Daniel Kaminsky
Jocelyn Kauffunger
Mary Keener
Carl Keller
Pamela Keltyka
Tim Kizirian
Stacy Kline
Carol Knapp
Dawn Konicek
Meihua Koo
Phillip Korb
Leon Korte
Nicholas Koumbiadis
John Peter Krahel
Kevin Krieger
Lavern Krueger
James Gregory Kunkel
John Lacey
Colby Lakas
Philip LaRocco
Claire Latham
Dina Layish
Rose Layton
Charles Leflar
Joseph Legoria
Stacy LeJeune
Seth Levine
Nathan Levinson
Patricia Libby
Ralph Licastro
Ling Lin
Debbie Lindberg
David Lindsay
Jane Livingstone
Rebecca Lohmann
Lauren Long
Frank Lordi
Catherine Lowry
Patrick Lynch
Chris Lyon
William Maas
Jayne Maas
Jayne Maas
Marco Malandra
John Malloy
Tracy Manly
Joseph Manzo
Lawrence Maples
James Martin
Dawn Mason
Allen McConnell
Alison McCourt
John McEnroe
Brian McGuire
David McIntyre
Connie McKnight
John McQuilkin
Dwayne McSwain
Sara Melendy
Martha Merritt
David Mest
Eddie Metrejean
Cathy Miller
Sheila Mitchell
Janet Mobus
Keith Moreland
Thomas Moschetti
Michelle Moshier
Gisele Moss
Jennifer Mueller
Michael Mullen
Perseus Munshi
Vishal Munsif
Pat Mynatt
Mark Myring
Eddie Nabors
Brian Nagle
Tara Naughton
Clifford Nelson
Kathleen Nesper
Joyce Njoroge
Tracie Nobles
Kelly Noe
Thomas Noland
Maria Nondorf
Hossein Nouri
Ann O’Brien
Peter Oehlers
Patricia O’Sullivan
Janet L. O’Tousa
Richard Ott
Karen Otto
James Owens
Lisa Owens-Jackson
Andrea Pagano
Angela Pannell
Beauregard J. Parent
Randy Paschke
Nori Pearson
Milo W. Peck, Jr.
Sandra Pelfrey
Rebecca Perols
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Simon Petravick
Alee Phillips
Matthew Phillips
Ronald Pierno
Debbie Pike
Biagio Pilato
Mort Pincus
Carol Plagman
Jared Plummer
Anthony Pochesci
Jason Porter
Wendy Potratz
Tom Purcell
Asheq Rahman
Ram Ramakrishnan
David Randolph
Arundhati Rao
Arthur Reed
Margaret Reed
Mark Reid
Priscilla Reis
John Repsis
Sandra Richtermeyer
Maria Rickling
Diane Roberts
Margaret Roberts
Karen Robinson
Hal Rogero
John Rose
Patti Roshto
Pearl Rozenberg
James Rundall
Kenneth Ryack
Rachel Saar
Monica Salomon
Joseph Sanders
Debra Sanders
Diane Satin
R. Wayne Saubert
Brad Schafer
George Schmelzle
Donna Schmitt
Douglas Schneider
S. Sam Sedki
Godwin Seshie
Mary Sevier
Raymond Shaffer
Mohsen Sharifi
Carol Shaver
J Shaw
Aamer Sheikh
Mary Sheil
Jia Shen
Jaysinha Shinde
Jennifer Siebenthaler
Valerie Simmons
Craig Sisneros
Keith E. Smith
Eric Smith
Kevin Smith
Margaret Smith
Carl Smith
G. Robert Smith, Jr.
Joel Sneed
Joanie Sompayrac
Randall Spurrier
Jason Stanfield
Jeff Stangl
Brian B. Stanko
Ross Stewart
Scott Stimpfel
Jim Stinson
Ann Stott
William Stout
Caroline Strobel
Stephen Sugermeyer
Deborah Swanquist
Charles Tang
Bill Tatman
Mark Taylor
Gary Taylor
Eileen Taylor
Mark Taylor
Audrey Taylor
Wayne Tervo
Bill Thomas
Paula B. Thomas
Amanda Thompson-Abbott
Donald Tidrick
Ron Tilden
Daniel Tinkelman
Janet Trewin
John Tripp
Monika Turek
Kelly Ulto
David Upton
Edward Valenski
Elizabeth Venuti
David Verduzco
Bonnie Villarreal
Jannet Vreeland
Raymond Wacker
Lei Wang
Kun Wang
Joanna Wangerin
Suzanne Ward
J. Donald Warren, Jr.
Stephanie Watson
Gary Weber
Thomas Weirich
Patricia Wellmeyer
Jean Wells
Ralph Welton
Cheryl Westen
Tom Whalen
Catherine Whelan
Craig G. White
Paul White
Dianne Whittle
James Whitworth
Elizabeth Widdison
Veronda Willis
Kenneth Winter
Mary Woollen
Bill Wootton
Jennifer Wright
Fengyun Wu
Randall Xu
Fang Yang
Gail Yarick
Sung Wook Yoon
Richard Young
David Zhu
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Superior Chapters
Congratulations to the superior chapters of 2013
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Oregon State University
University of Southern
California
New York University
Syracuse University
The Ohio State University
Case Western Reserve
University
Louisiana State University
Oklahoma State University
Marquette University
The University of Alabama
CUNY – Baruch College
University of Denver
California State University,
Sacramento
San Francisco State
University
University of Nebraska –
Lincoln
Brigham Young University
Hofstra University
University of South
Carolina
Eastern Washington
University
University of Toledo
Northern Arizona
University
Southern Illinois University
at Carbondale
University of Akron
University of Alabama
at Birmingham
University of Nebraska
at Omaha
Cleveland State University
Virginia Tech
San Jose State University
University of Central
Florida
University of Mississippi
University of Arkansas
Northern Illinois University
Ohio University
Western Michigan
University
University of New Orleans
University of Kentucky
Colorado State University
Creighton University
The University of Memphis
University of Iowa
University of Missouri –
St. Louis
Bowling Green State
University
Louisiana Tech University
Fordham University
San Diego State University
Los Angeles
Georgia State University –
School of Accountancy
University of Miami
University of Arizona
Florida State University
University of Georgia
University of
Massachusetts – Amherst
Kent State University
Fresno
University of Tennessee at
Knoxville
University of Montana
Long Beach
University of Wyoming
Fullerton
University of South Florida
Washington State
University
Chico
Seattle University
University of Hawaii –
Manoa
University of Missouri –
Kansas City
Virginia Commonwealth
University
Appalachian State
University
University of Connecticut
Stephen F. Austin State
University
Murray State University
University of Utah
Auburn University
University of Wisconsin –
Whitewater
Wichita State University
Northridge
East Bay
Eastern Michigan
University
Western Illinois University
Superior Chapters
Congratulations to the superior chapters of 2013
Middle Tennessee
State University
University of Louisiana at
Monroe
University of Louisiana
at Lafayette
Georgia Southern
University
Florida Atlantic University
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
University at Buffalo
Loyola University
Maryland
University of Nevada –
Reno
Oakland University –
Michigan
Montana State University
Bradley University
Wright State University
The University of Southern
Mississippi
University of Texas
at El Paso
Saint Louis University
Bentley University
Old Dominion University
Suffolk University
North Carolina A&T State
University
Southeastern Louisiana
University
University of Houston –
Clear Lake
Arkansas
Tennessee Tech University Fort Lewis College
University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
The University of New
Mexico
Boise State University
University of Nevada –
Las Vegas
Ball State University
University of North
Carolina at Charlotte
University of Louisville
James Madison University
Central Michigan
University
University of Dayton
University of Wisconsin –
Milwaukee
Florida International
University
Missouri State University
Western Washington
University
University of Northern
Colorado
Eastern Illinois University
University of Idaho
Gonzaga University
San Bernardino
Pace University
Sam Houston State
University
Truman State University
Youngstown State
University
Long Island University –
Post
Samford University
University of MichiganDearborn
University of Pittsburgh
Marshall University
The University of Tampa
SUNY Oswego
Coastal Carolina University
University of Southern
Indiana
Belmont University
Elon University
Manhattan College
Ithaca College
Ohio Northern University
University of South Florida
St. Petersburg
University of Texas
at Tyler
Florida Gulf Coast
University
St. John’s University
Missouri
Western Kentucky
University
Salisbury University
Morgan State University
University of Washington,
Bothell
University at Albany
Texas State University –
San Marcos
Central Washington
University
Idaho State University
Southeast Missouri
State University
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Congratulations to the distinguished chapters of 2013
Arizona State University
University of California Berkeley
California State Polytechnic University,
Pomona
University of Michigan – Flint
Clemson University
George Mason University
Grand Valley State University
Iowa State University
Kansas State University
Kennesaw State University
Massey University – College of
Business
North Carolina State University
North Georgia College & State
University
The Pennsylvania State University
Pittsburg State University
Purdue University
Towson University
University of North Texas
University of Notre Dame
University of San Francisco
University of South Alabama
University of South Dakota
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Tulsa
University of Wisconsin – Madison
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Washington State University –
Vancouver
Weber State University
West Chester University
West Virginia University
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