$260,000 study tackles UH accountability

By Mary Vorsino

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Feb 26, 2013

~~<p>A University of Hawaii Board of Regents task group will spend up to $260,000 to conduct a study of accountability in the UH system and lines of responsibility on financial transactions.</p>
<p>The report is being characterized as an opportunity to review operational concerns raised in the wake of last year's botched Stevie Wonder concert, which was to be a benefit for the cash-strapped athletic department but ended up costing the school more than $200,000 in an alleged scam.</p>
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A University of Hawaii Board of Regents task group will spend up to $260,000 to conduct a study of accountability in the UH system and lines of responsibility on financial transactions.

The report is being characterized as an opportunity to review operational concerns raised in the wake of last year's botched Stevie Wonder concert, which was to be a benefit for the cash-strapped athletic department but ended up costing the school more than $200,000 in an alleged scam. Login for more...