UConn President Radenka Maric Named Finalist for University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Position
UConn President Radenka Maric has been named one of three finalists for the Chancellor position at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Madison, WI, November 5, 2026 — University of Connecticut (UConn) President Radenka Maric is among the final three candidates being considered for the Chancellor position at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The announcement marks a significant development in the search process for a new leader for the University of Wisconsin System’s flagship campus.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has been engaged in a search for its next chancellor, a process that has now narrowed down its pool of candidates to three individuals. Dr. Radenka Maric, currently serving as the president of the University of Connecticut, has been identified as one of these finalists. Her selection signifies her standing among a highly competitive group vying for the leadership role.
Details regarding the other two finalists were not immediately available. The search committee for the University of Wisconsin-Madison has been working to identify candidates who possess the necessary experience and vision to lead a major public research university. The chancellor serves as the chief executive officer of the Madison campus and is responsible for its academic, administrative, and financial operations.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison, established in 1848, is a prominent institution known for its extensive research programs and academic offerings across a wide range of disciplines. The selection of a new chancellor is a critical decision that will shape the future direction and strategic priorities of the university.
Further information regarding the timeline for the selection process, including interviews and the eventual announcement of the chosen candidate, was not provided. The University of Wisconsin System is expected to release more details as the search progresses.
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