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A.
Lee
Battershell
Ms.
Battershell
serves
as
a
research
team
member
for
the
Institute
of
Internal
Auditors.
She
has
served
as
the
Director,
Policy,
Oversight,
&
Systems,
Air
Force
Audit
Agency
(AFAA),
as
Associate
Director,
Department
of
State;
as
Program
Manager,
Department
of
Defense
Inspector
General;
and
as
Research
Fellow
Industrial
College
of
the
Armed
Forces
(ICAF).
In
addition
to
managing
the
daily
operations
of
auditing,
policy,
and
systems,
Ms.
Battershell
managed
two
major
development
programs—the
automated
work
papers
and
the
automated
management
information
system.
Ms.
Battershell
helped
form
the
security
oversight
program
for
the
Department
of
State
in
response
to
Admiral
Bobby
Inman’s
finding
of
lax
security
at
United
States
Embassies
around
the
world.
She
co-authored
the
publications
“Acquisition
Alerts
for
Program
Managers,”
and
"
IIA
Professional
Practices
Pamphlet
98-3,
“Automating
the
Audit
Workpaper
Process,”
authored
the
article
“Technology
Approach:
DoD
versus
Boeing,
A
Comparative
Study,”
and
authored
a
book,
“The
C-17
versus
the
777.”
During
her
career
Ms.
Battershell
has
chaired
several
boards
and
committees
including
the
Federal
Audit
Executives
Council
on
Auditing
in
a
Paperless
Environment,
the
Communications
Systems
Requirements
Board,
the
Information
Processing
Group,
and
the
Workforce
Diversity
Committee.
She
served
on
the
President’s
Council
for
Integrity
and
Efficiency
for
Education,
and
served
on
a
joint
Air
Force/Army
board
to
improve
technology
use
in
the
workplace.
Ms.
Battershell
graduated
cum
laude
from
California
State
University
with
a
Bachelor
of
Science
in
Business
Administration.
She
has
a
Master
of
National
Resource
Management
from
the
Industrial
College
of
the
Armed
Forces
and
a
Master
of
Science
in
Business
Administration
from
Central
Michigan
University
.
Since 2002, Ms. Battershell has
participated
in
loan
reviews
and
various
audit
projects
with
Nichols
&
Associates
PS
Inc
and
works
on
a
project
basis
with
the
firm.
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