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Former West Liberty University President Robin Capehart has agreed to pay $10,000 to settle a state ethics complaint regarding his film company.
The West Virginia Ethics Commission released the agreement with Capehart on Thursday.
Capehart resigned in March following the ethics complaint and a vote of no confidence by the university’s faculty senate.
In the agreement, Capehart admitted soliciting private business from a part-time university employee. The ethics commission says Kristin Seibert worked as a university consultant at the same time she was managing Capehart’s company Flyover Films.
Under the agreement, Capehart will pay a $5,000 fine plus $5,000 in costs.
Flyover Films produced the 2011 movie “Doughboy.”
