Meet the Board – Mary L. Kendall

Posted in Accountability by Recovery.gov on April 11, 2011

Acting IG for the Department of the Interior, Mary L. Kendall

Mary Kendall spent much of her career as an attorney for Federal law enforcement programs and as a State and Federal prosecutor. She joined the Federal workforce in 1986 as an attorney for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of General Counsel. In 1990, she transferred to its Office of Criminal Enforcement, where she served for 9 years. Ms. Kendall became Deputy Inspector General at the Department of the Interior in the fall of 1999. She played an instrumental role in transforming the Office of Inspector General into an innovative organization dedicated to detecting Departmental fraud, waste, and mismanagement. As Acting Inspector General, she has continued improving the way in which the OIG conducts business.

Tagged with: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, ARRA, Department of the Interior, DOI, Inspector General, Recovery Board

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Interior Employee Set Off Inquiry on Polar Scientist - NYTimes.com said, on September 6, 2011 at 6:39 pm

[...] scientific misconduct” were laid out in an Aug. 25 letter from the acting inspector general, Mary L. Kendall, [...]

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Interior Employee Set Off Enquiry on Plar Bear Scientists, Officials Says « Ann Novek–With the Sky as the Ceiling and the Heart Outdoors said, on September 7, 2011 at 11:47 am

[...] of scientific misconduct” were laid out in an Aug. 25 letter from the acting inspector general, Mary L. Kendall, to Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma. Ms. Kendall wrote that her office “investigates allegations [...]

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