Seth Bodnar

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar will be in San Francisco this week to speak to the massive Dreamforce Conference in San Francisco.

As a blizzard roared through the Hellgate Canyon outside the Missoula College on Monday afternoon, a distinguished group of executives, business professionals, educators and government officials met to discuss a new initiative launched by the University of Montana.

Every year, Missoula’s City Club hosts three community leaders to address the “State of Missoula’ from their particular perspective.

Three of Missoula’s most visible leaders will speak at the annual City Club ‘State of the Community’ luncheon on Monday, April 15 at the Doubletree Hotel.

UM President Seth Bodnar has been on the job for quite some time, but his official inauguration will be a bit different than other presidents.

Following the initial discussion that began on Tuesday regarding the recommended changes at UM’s Mountain Campus, President Bodnar announced a new effort to redesign the Missoula College and the Lifelong Learning opportunities.

Three Missoula leaders addressed the City Club at the annual State of the City gathering at the Doubletree Edgewater on Monday with the topic; Missoula – A Confluence of Opportunity.

Hellgate High School senior Ian Knight was honored on Tuesday at City Hall for winning the Grand Prize in the U.S. State Department’s nationwide 2017 Citizen Diplomacy Challenge for a photo entitled ‘Unity’.

On Monday evening, the activist group Missoula Rises presented a forum called ‘Tackling Sexism’ which featured several UM officials including football coach Bobby Hauck, UM President Seth Bodnar and Athletic Director Kent Haslam.

On Monday, February 26, the activist group Missoula Rises will be hosting a panel discussion at the Wilma Theater entitled ‘Tackling a Culture of Sexism’.