University of Michigan OGC Email (March 22, 2023): No Investigation of “Nick” Matters
In early 2023, Dr. Myria Petrou raised a complaint to the University of Michigan Police Department Oversight Committee concerning an individual referred to in University records as “Nick,” which was subsequently referred to the Office of General Counsel.
“No matters involving Nick will be investigated by me or by any other officials at the University. There will be no further response on this matter.”
— Gloria Hage, Senior Associate General Counsel, University of Michigan (March 22, 2023)
The email chain below reflects the sequence by which the complaint was raised, acknowledged for review, and subsequently referred to the Office of General Counsel.
The record is presented in full below.
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