Chief Accountability Officer and Audit Executive - University of Kentucky
HED 2288 Fraud/Ethics
Faculty: Joe Reed
Course Description:
This course will explore ethics in higher education, the types of ethical issues we are most likely to face in our roles at our colleges and universities, and the “guardrails” in our personal and professional lives that influence how we act. Then we will study the relationship between ethics and fraud. Finally, we will discuss the types of fraud that are most prevalent in higher education and their associated loss as reported by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners’ Report to the Nation on Occupational Fraud and Abuse. We will share recent examples of higher education fraud, go over the most common ways fraudsters attempt to cover it up and discuss the internal controls that should be implemented to help prevent it.
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