EPA Office of Civil Rights Deputy Moves Into Interim Director Post

摘要

The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Civil Rights, which has been mired in criticism over a proposed regulatory makeover and its long-term operations, has gotten new temporary leadership. Velveta Golightly-Howell, who was appointed director of the civil rights office in February 2014, left her position on a 13-month detail with the Metropolitan University of Denver, the EPA told Bloomberg BNA June 17. The office's deputy director, Lilian Dorka, is now the acting director, it said.