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Accredited Fraud Investigator

The AFI program is a 24-hour non-degree certificate program that includes classroom instruction, case studies and a concluding comprehensive examination. The program profiles the world of forensic accounting and presents a complete discussion of fraud investigations, specifically: who commits fraud, fraud awareness, elements of fraud and investigative tools / techniques (e.g., financial statement and data analysis, interview and observation techniques)

2012 Dates
TBA
24-Hour Certification and Training Program

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Sponsored by:
Gary E. West College of Business at West Liberty University

Location:
TBD

Pricing:
» $1,850 per student.
» $1,500 per student for 2+ students from same organization
» Government employees receive a 10% discount.

» Three days of instruction
» Course materials
» Refreshments
» Exam fee

CPE Hours: 24

Approved By:
» WV, OH & PA Board of Accountancy for CPE credit
» West Virginia State Bar for CLE credit.

Meets the education requirement for the AICPA’s new CPA specialty credential in forensic accounting - Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF)

Qualifications for AFI Certification
To qualify for the Accredited Fraud Investigator (AFI) designation, the applicant must:

1. Complete the AFI three-day (24-hour) training program.
2. Pass a comprehensive examination.

Instructional Team
All instructors are practicing professionals with real-world expertise.

» Dr. Robert J. Rufus, CPA, CVA, CFF, AFI
» Dwane L. Tinsley, Esq., AFI
» David A. Clayman, Ph.D.
» Martin Langlois, Jr., CPA, CIA, CFE, AFI
» Laura S. Miller, MFE, CFA, AVA, AFI
» Joshua Brunty, MS