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Priority Candidate Selected in Search for New UNMC Chancellor

Davies, an internal candidate, would oversee UNMC’s academic health center and campus operations if selected, officials said.

  • The University of Nebraska named Dr. H. Dele Davies as the priority candidate for chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he has served as interim chancellor for two years.
  • NU President Jeffrey Gold praised Davies as a "thoughtful and strategic leader," noting he previously served as UNMC's chief academic officer for over a decade.
  • UNMC prepares to acquire Nebraska Medicine from Clarkson College in an $800 million buyout, a transition Davies intends to manage by building community trust.
  • Stakeholders will engage with Davies during a 30-day public vetting process, with visits scheduled in Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff.
  • Davies envisions a "500-mile-wide campus" dedicated to meeting Nebraska's workforce needs and advancing medical research, ensuring barrier-free student access to healthcare education.
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Davies named ‘priority candidate’ for permanent UNMC chancellor

LINCOLN — Dr. H. Dele Davies could soon be the next permanent chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, pending a 30-day review and likely future vote of the NU Board of Regents. The University of Nebraska system announced…

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Dele Davies named priority candidate for UNMC chancellor

Davies has served as UNMC's interim chancellor since July 2024, overseeing campus leadership, program quality and campus operations.

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KETV broke the news in Omaha, United States on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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