Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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Wisconsin School of Business undergraduates in accounting competed Friday, Nov. 19 in the Deloitte LLP Case Competition. Teams of students presented their research and analysis of Deloitte Trueblood Cases to a panel of judges comprised of Deloitte partners Kevin Ringel and P.J. Distefano, as well as Professor Larry Rittenberg.
Four teams, 22 undergraduate students in all, were advised by a Deloitte professional and a faculty member. The winning team can look forward to a trip to Scottsdale, Ariz., in April 2011 to represent Wisconsin in the national competition. Winning team members were Wenkai Bi, Marie Challou, Yanhua Chen, Michael Eggert, Peter Hoeschele, and Linjia Huang.
This is the seventh year that the Arthur Andersen Center for Financial Reporting and Control has partnered with Deloitte on this program. It is a valuable opportunity for accounting students to get the chance to work on live accounting issues with real-world accounting professionals. Kristen Fuhremann, Anita Kroll, and Associate Professor Brian Mayhew helped make this case competition a success by volunteering their time and expertise to advise the student teams. Rittenberg contributed by serving as a judge for the competition.
The following Deloitte case teams participated:
Team #1 (Advised by Jodi Bluske and Kristen Fuhremann)
Nengjing Fu
Mike Gulden
Yanzhu Huang
Eric Kurutz
Jennifer Murdy
Team #2 (Advised by Kyle Bab and Brian Mayhew)
Lauren Francis
Sheng Gu
Courtney Murray
Mike Preston
Rachel Treinen
Jingwan Wang
Team #3 (Advised by Jill Weltzen and Terry Warfield)
James Grant
Tae Woong Han
Alex Krzykowski
Rahena Warren
Yan Nam Wat
Team #4 (Advised by Joanna Wangerin and Anita Kroll)
Wenkai Bi
Marie Challou
Yanhua Chen
Michael Eggert
Peter Hoeschele
Linjia Huang
Congratulations to all the participants!