04/23/21
The fourth finalist for University of Iowa president says he will be a large presence on campus, especially during times of crisis.
Dean of the UI’s College of Education, Daniel Clay, held an open forum event Thursday afternoon as part of his two day on campus visit with educators, administrators, students and community leaders. He’s the only internal candidate of the four vying to become the University’s 22
nd President.
Clay said he has a head start compared to the other finalists, who will have a lot to learn about the culture and community. With his experience, the Daily Iowan reports Clay saying, “I know and trust and respect the people on our campus.” While admitting he too has a lot to learn, he said the learning curve “will be short.”
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By Jason Taylor
Apr 21, 2021
IOWA CITY, Iowa - A fourth and final finalist to be the next University of Iowa president has been announced by the state Board of Regents.
Daniel Clay is the Dean of the University of Iowa College of Education. He ll take part in a public forum on campus Thursday afternoon at 3:30, and will also be visiting on campus Friday.
Clay joins Georgia State University Provost Wendy Hensel, University of Illinois Academic Affairs Vice President Barbara Wilson and Penn State Law and International Affairs Dean Hari Osofsky in the running for UI s top spot.
After completion of the campus visits, the Board of Regents plans to meet at the end of April at the University of Iowa to hear from the search committee and interview the finalists.