Dhillon School of Business
Ombuds Officer
Jim was elected as ULFA’s second Ombuds Officer in 2017. Currently serving an initial two-year appointment.
ULFA Bylaws, Article 9.4 describes the process by which the Ombuds Officer is elected. Please see Appendix B of the Bylaws for a full description of the Ombuds Officer.
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