Develop a practical AI use case and workflow plan for everyday federal work. Learn how to identify where AI may add value, determine when AI is appropriate, and shape a controlled workflow that includes human oversight and quality checks. You will leave this course with a practical planning tool that defines the use case, workflow boundaries, review points, and measures for determining whether the workflow improves quality, timeliness, consistency, or workload without compromising required controls.Important: You must have access to an AI tool to take this course.

This experience provides organizations and leaders with a deeper leadership development experience focused on communication, collaboration, organizational alignment, team cohesion, and leadership effectiveness – all on the battlefields in Gettysburg, PA.Through facilitated discussion, leadership analysis, and applied learning, participants strengthen practical leadership capabilities designed to support organizational performance in high-accountability environments.This residential, cohort-based program allows participants to engage more deeply with leadership challenges involving decision-making, communication, organizational complexity, and leadership under pressure.This program is delivered in partnership with the Lincoln Leadership Institute.

Examine the nature, causes, and major types of fraud and the auditor’s responsibilities for assessing fraud risk and designing procedures to detect it. Explore how internal controls and supervision help prevent fraud, and apply key forensic audit techniques for planning, fieldwork, data analysis, reporting suspected illegal acts, and supporting investigations. You’ll strengthen your ability to recognize potential fraud and respond appropriately.