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INDIANA, Pa. (AP) — Indiana University of Pennsylvania has reassigned one of its deans after a newspaper questioned more than $35,000 in spending linked to him. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (http://bit.ly/1O6GEhO ) reports Mark Correia (kor-AY'-ah) will move from dean of the university's College of Health and Human Services to "special assistant to the provost for curriculum development." That will happen Feb. 19. The move comes two months after the newspaper questioned a $32,000 consulting contract for Correia's wife and more than $3,400 Correia spent traveling with a female instructor to Washington state in April. Correia wasn't listed in the university's online directory Friday and a call to a cellphone listed in the couple's name wasn't immediately returned. A 2014 audit questioned Correia's spending at San Jose State University a year after he left the California school for IUP.

IUP reassigns dean after newspaper questions spending