Scholarship Chairman Stephen J. Lesniewski Jr. (L)

presenting the 2008 scholarship to Harry J. Barlow (R). 

The Maryland Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners is proud to name Harry J. Barlow as the recipient of the Maryland Chapter’s 2008 CFE Scholarship.  Harry was a US Postal Inspector since 1985 and retired in 2005.  He has investigated all types of financial, internal, identity, and mail fraud cases during his 20 years of service.  At his time of retirement Harry Barlow was the Mail Theft Team Leader in the Baltimore office directing the day to day operations of eight inspectors.  Upon his retirement, Harry immediately returned to the work force and is still employed as a Senior Fraud Investigator with Johns Hopkins University.  Harry has been an Associate Member of the Maryland Chapter for the past year and looks forward to becoming a Certified Fraud Examiner after taking the ACFE Prep Course and subsequently the CFE test.  We congratulate him and wish him the best of luck.

Previous Scholarship Winners
Year	Name
2004
2005
2006	Susan Newman
2007	Mr. Robert T. Hauf

 

	Associate Member With National Organization
	Maryland Chapter member in good standing for at least one year.

	Application Period Opens at November 2008 Meeting.
	Application Period Closes at the March 2009 Meeting.
	Selection Committee Reviews Applications from March 2009 until award determination is completed.
	Notification of Award no later than May 1, 2009.
	Public announcement of award at Annual Meeting May 2009.

	Certify that you have been a member of the Maryland Chapter for at least one year prior to your application.
	Certify that you are an Associate Member ACFE in good standing with the National Association.
	Certify that you are willing to complete the program within a year of the date of the award.
	Complete Scholarship Application
	Attach a current resume or curriculum vitae.
	Attach two letters of reference from CFE's who are Chapter Members in good standing.
	Attach a short essay (one page or less) on why you should be considered for the Scholarship.

Stephen J. Lesniewski Jr., CFE, Office of the Attorney General Criminal Investigations Division 410-576-7290