The Inspector General , who is appointed by the President subject to Senate confirmation, reports to the Attorney General and Congress. Each division is headed by an Assistant Inspector General. Michael E. Senate on March 29, He was sworn in as the fourth confirmed Inspector General on April 16, See More. The Division also conducts audits of external entities that receive Department funding through its various contracts and grant programs.
These audits significantly assist the Department in its efforts to prevent waste, fraud and abuse, and to promote economy and efficiency in its operations. The Investigations Division investigates alleged violations of fraud, abuse and integrity laws that govern DOJ employees, operations, grantees and contractors. Investigations Division Special Agents develop cases for criminal prosecution, civil, or administrative action.
The Evaluation and Inspections Division provides the Inspector General with an alternative mechanism to traditional audit and investigative disciplines to assess Department of Justice Department programs and activities. Much of the work results in recommendations to decisionmakers to streamline operations, reduce unnecessary regulations, improve customer service, and minimize inefficient and ineffective procedures. In addition to assessing Department programs through on-site inspections and program evaluations, the Division conducts special reviews requested by the Inspector General or senior Department management that arise suddenly and need immediate attention.
The Oversight and Review Division blends the skills of attorneys, investigators, program analysts, and paralegals to conduct special reviews and investigations of sensitive allegations involving Department employees and operations. The Management and Planning Division provides the Inspector General with advice on administrative and fiscal policy and assists OIG components by providing services in the areas of planning, budget, finance, quality assurance, personnel, communications, procurement, facilities, telecommunications, security, and general support.
The site is secure. Department of Education. Sandra D. She is a results-oriented leader with more than 30 years of experience directing, overseeing, managing, and conducting complex audit, inspections, and investigative-related programs.
Bruce joined the U. Tighe retired. Department of Energy, a position she also held at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency from to From to , Bruce was a leader with the U.
From to , Bruce was with the U. Army Audit Agency, where she began her public service career as an auditor, rising to an Audit Supervisor and Associate Program Director. Assistant Inspector General Gordon has more than 15 years of experience in auditing Federal education programs. Many of his audit recommendations have resulted in programmatic, statutory, and regulatory changes to address risk and internal controls to improve program operations.
For 23 years, Gordon served at the Government Accountability Office, starting as an Evaluator and rising to Assistant Director, where he focused on education issues, predominately matters involving K In , Mr.
Jordan is responsible for leading all investigative operations. During the detail, Jordan managed high-profile, sensitive investigations involving personnel, programs and operations. He also completed a reorganization of the Office of Investigations, implemented new policy guidance, and created performance objectives and measures for the office.
Jordan began his law enforcement career with the Defense Criminal Investigative Service, where he conducted investigations involving complex contract and procurement fraud, health care fraud, and corruption. He then moved to the U. In January , Mancuso joined the U. In this position, Mancuso investigated a number of high-profile cases, including a case involving a fugitive who had stolen Federal Aviation Administration documents, crashed a plane, fled to Denmark, Germany, Iran, and was apprehended in Panama under a Red Notice and after waiving extradition to the U.
Antigone Potamianos serves as Counsel to the Inspector General. Department of Agriculture, where she and her staff also provided legal services to the Council of Inspectors General for Integrity and Efficiency. She also served as Senior Counsel in the U. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General and the General Services Administration Office of Inspector General, where she worked on procurement fraud litigation matters, including assisting on significant civil False Claims Act settlements, and on matters involving oversight of the Medicaid and Medicare programs.
Assistant Inspector General Hines has more than 20 years of government and private sector experience leading business and management operations.
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