2006 Grant Recipients:

• Professor Robert Tillman, PhD on behalf of St. John’s University, New York — Management Override Grant
  
  Professor, St. John’s University, specializes in white-collar crime, methods and theory.  He has written widely in these areas including four recent books on white-collar crime, including Big Money Crime:  Fraud and Politics in the Savings and Loan Crisis, which won the Albert J. Reiss Award for Distinguished Scholarship, awarded by the American Sociological Association in 2001.
• Professor Nikos Passas, PhD on behalf of Northeastern University, Boston — Procurement Fraud Grant
  
  Ph.D., University of Edinburgh (Scotland);
  MA in Criminology (D.E.A.), University of Paris - Paris II;
  LL.B., University of Athens, Professor,
  Northeastern University, College of Criminal Justice. 
• Professor William Kresse, JD on behalf of Saint Xavier University, Chicago — Identity Theft Grant
  
  Ph.D. (Business Administration) Candidate, University of Illinois, in progress
  J.D., University of Illinois, 1985
  M.S. (Accounting), University of Illinois, 1996
  B.B.A. (Accountancy), University of Notre Dame, 1980
  C.P.A., C.F.E, Assistant Professor, Graham School of Management, St. Xavier University, Chicago