Madison Reporter

A 10-member search committee has been appointed to find the next vice chancellor for university relations at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, as reported by Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin. Charles Hoslet, the current vice chancellor for university relations, will be retiring at the end of the academic year after a 27-year career at UW.

Leading the search committee is J. Michael Collins, a professor of Public Affairs and Human Ecology. The vice chancellor for university relations plays a crucial role in managing the university's relationships with various stakeholders, and Hoslet has been actively involved in different organizations during his tenure.

The search committee comprises individuals from diverse backgrounds, including academia, business, and student representation. They are working with national search firm WittKiefer to identify highly qualified candidates for the position.

In a statement by Chancellor Mnookin, it was highlighted that the vice chancellor for university relations is responsible for leading interactions with key stakeholders such as government leaders, community organizations, and businesses. The search committee, under the leadership of J. Michael Collins, is committed to finding a suitable successor to Charles Hoslet.

More information about the search process and position description can be found on the university's website. Interested individuals can direct questions or nominations to committee chair Michael Collins or WittKiefer. The search for the new vice chancellor for university relations is underway, signaling a new chapter for the university's leadership in building and maintaining important relationships.