A Crypto Story: Cryptocurrency, Law Enforcement, and Reducing Crime

Lunch and Learn | This program is completed

3300 S Market St # 400 Rogers, AR 72758 United States

Auditorium

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11/7/2019 (one day)

11:30 AM-1:30 PM CDT on Th

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$75.00

The idea of cryptocurrency generates a wide range of responses. However, cryptocurrency can have unexpected roles, such as roles in law enforcement and crime investigation. Walton College Executive Education instructor Michael Oh provides a primer on cryptocurrency and a deeper look into how the local law enforcement community is building knowledge about cryptocurrency. Washington County Deputy Prosecutor Dylan Weisenfels will discuss cases where cryptocurrency was used to combat crime.

Fees Cover :

Instruction, materials and lunch

Location :

World Trade Center, 3300 S Market St # 400, Rogers, AR 72758

Special Note :

If you are registering more than 4 people, contact execed@walton.uark.edu for additional registration options.

Oh, Michael

Michael graduated from Harvard with a bachelor’s degree in economics. He then went on to pursue an MPA in international development from Harvard Kennedy’s School of Government in 2003. He also received his MBA in international finance from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He currently works for The University of Arkansas as an adjacent professor of finance.