On April 18, 2011, the Committee on Administration and Management passed a draft recommendation regarding Government Contractor ethics. The Committee held its fourth public meeting on the Government Contractor Ethics Project today at the Administrative Conference’s Washington, DC office. This...
The Committee on Administration & Management is holding its fourth meeting on the Government Contractor Ethics Project today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the Administrative Conference’s Washington, DC office (1120 20th Street, NW; Suite 706 South). At the meeting, the Committee will...
ACUS is pleased to announce E. Donald Elliott will serve as a Senior Fellow. Senior Fellow status is selectively granted to those who have served as members of the Conference. Don Elliott's connections...
We are pleased to co-host this symposium with the Administrative Law Review on April 6. ...
Chairman Paul R. Verkuil recently discussed the Administrative Conference's mission, vision and goals with Eric Pesola, of the William and Mary News. The Chairman, a former William and Mary President, discussed current...
The Administrative Conference today published notification of public meetings in the...
Susan Dudley, Director of The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center and Administrative Conference Public Member, posted a commentary on the GWU Regulatory Studies Center’s website regarding her...
From 9 am – 12pm on Wednesday, March 16, the Committee on Administration and Management will meet regarding Government Contractor Ethics to consider a draft recommendation concerning the ethics rules applicable to government contractors and their employees. Public participation is welcome. To...
George Madison, General Counsel for the Department of the Treasury and Administrative Conference Government Member, was featured today as a White House guest blogger. Mr. Madison identified personal influences and then discussed ways in which to reinvigorate the economy. Read his entire post,...
I am pleased to announce the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) has implemented Google Apps for Government. To build a 21st century agency, we need 21st century technology. To that end, ACUS has recently developed a new website designed to engage the public and solicit ideas...
