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Accounting courses teach fraud investigation

David Czurak

Published: February 8, 2010

Irene Bembenista, associate dean of accounting and finance at Davenport University, said courses on criminal law, investigative techniques and procedures, security foundations and accounting fraud examination are offered in the program, with a number of accounting and finance classes.

Had Gil Grissom been more interested in business than biology, the fictional leader of crime scene investigations in Las Vegas just might have enrolled at Davenport University.

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