The University System of Maryland’s Board of Regents has decided that its chairman, David H. Nevins, did not violate an ethics policy by holding meetings in which energy-company executives talked with state lawmakers, The Washington Post reported this morning. Mr. Nevins, who is the chief marketing officer for one of the companies, was accused of breaking a rule that bars the lobbying of state legislators (The Chronicle, March 3, March 9, and March 21). An inquiry into the matter by the Maryland State Ethics Commission continues.
April 13, 2006
Maryland Regents Say Chairman Broke No Ethics Rules
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