The recently resigned president of Norwich University, the nation's oldest private military college, violated the school's core guiding values and policies, according to the board of governors.
Mark Anarumo submitted his resignation effective Jan. 4, and the board accepted it on Tuesday, according to the board.
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“He served the university passionately, especially during the coronavirus pandemic, and worked closely with many in the university community,” the board said in a statement. Details of the alleged violation were not disclosed.
The recently resigned president of Norwich University in Vermont has been accused of violating the school's code of conduct. (Fox News)
Anarumo did not immediately respond to a phone message seeking comment.
The board said it received a report in late November regarding some of Mr. Anarumo's conduct that may have violated school policy. The commission launched an external investigation and preliminary findings determined that Anarumo violated Norwich's core values and policies, and he was placed on paid administrative leave, the commission said.
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Karen Gaines, the school's principal and dean, has been appointed acting president.
