Wisconsin
Former UW-Madison chancellor dies at 67
Rebecca Clean (Courtesy: College of Wisconsin-Madison)
MADISON, Wis. – Rebecca Clean, the previous chancellor of the College of Wisconsin-Madison, died Friday, Feb. 17. She was 67.
In keeping with an announcement launched by the college, Clean served as chancellor for 9 years from 2013-2022. She left to grow to be Northwestern College president.
Clean died of most cancers, the college stated. Learn extra about her impression on UW-Madison’s web site.
Assertion from Jennifer Mnookin, present UW-Madison chancellor:
“Our neighborhood has misplaced a superb chief who cared deeply about making this nice public analysis college stronger, extra accessible, higher linked to the neighborhood and the state and higher positioned to make a distinction on this planet.
“Becky impressed school, employees and directors with an method to problem-solving that mixed imaginative and prescient, creativity, and pragmatism.”