CSU audit finds excessive travel expenses by risk management employee

From Sac Bee:

An internal audit by California State Universityreveals a pattern of questionable travel expenses by one employee in the university’s risk management division, including a tour of a giraffe center in Kenya, excessive lodging costs at hotels in London and Tel Aviv and brief overnight stays in San Francisco, St. Louis and New York City that left no time for conducting business in those cities.

The university’s Risk Management Authority, based at the Chancellor’s Office in Long Beach, is responsible for assessing the liability of running educational programs around the world, said CSU spokesman Mike Uhlenkamp. Some international travel, he said, is a legitimate part of the job.

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