A mentor's legacy draws UConn president to UW-Madison amid protests
SABINE MARTIN
Updated
University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, is one of three finalists for the UW-Madison chancellor position and the last to visit campus this week ahead of the UW Board of Regents’ decision.
University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric knew she had to take up the offer to interview for UW-Madison’s vacant chancellor position after learning from one of her mentors how much the university meant to them.
Radenka Maric leads the University of Connecticut’s $4.2 billion public flagship university, which has six campuses, more than 34,000 students, the institution’s research operations and the UConn Health system.
Students for Justice in Palestine and other campus groups participate in chants during a protest prior to a moderated Q&A session with University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for the role of chancellor at UW-Madison.
Radenka Maric, a finalist for UW-Madison chancellor, said her mentor was the late Chancellor Rebecca Blank, whom she got to know while her Connecticut university and UW-Madison established multi-campus research partnerships.
The students protesting the University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for the role of chancellor at UW-Madison, are concerned about her handling of student protests.
University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for UW-Madison chancellor, shared plans during her campus visit to replace aging facilities at UW-Madison, require more internship experience for students, and improve resources for student and employee mental health.
Aireale Rodgers, UW-Madison assistant professor of educational leadership and policy analysis, speaks during a protest before University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric’s visit to campus as a chancellor search finalist.
Radenka Maric, a finalist for UW-Madison chancellor, said her mentor was the late Chancellor Rebecca Blank, whom she got to know while her Connecticut university and UW-Madison established multi-campus research partnerships.
Students for Justice in Palestine and other campus groups participate in chants during a protest prior to a moderated Q&A session with University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for the role of chancellor at UW-Madison.
University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for UW-Madison chancellor, shared plans during her campus visit to replace aging facilities at UW-Madison, require more internship experience for students, and improve resources for student and employee mental health.
Radenka Maric leads the University of Connecticut’s $4.2 billion public flagship university, which has six campuses, more than 34,000 students, the institution’s research operations and the UConn Health system.
Aireale Rodgers, UW-Madison assistant professor of educational leadership and policy analysis, speaks during a protest before University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric’s visit to campus as a chancellor search finalist.
University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, is one of three finalists for the UW-Madison chancellor position and the last to visit campus this week ahead of the UW Board of Regents’ decision.
The students protesting the University of Connecticut President Radenka Maric, a finalist for the role of chancellor at UW-Madison, are concerned about her handling of student protests.
