Seth Bodnar

On Monday, three of Missoula’s highest profile public officials, County Commissioner Dave Strohmaier, University of Montana President Seth Bodnar and Mayor John Engen appeared VIA ZOOM at the annual City Club State of the Community Forum.

In a room with no fireplace, UM President Seth Bodnar held a virtual ‘Fireside Chat’ with ZOOM participants on Wednesday evening.

He expressed his appreciation for his professors at UM and recognized how much work they have had to do during this difficult time.

The University of Montana recently presented a ZOOM Town Hall meeting with alumni to provide an update on the COVID 19 situation, and the plans for in-person fall classes starting in August.

The monthly City Talk seminar was held for the first time via ZOOM with the public having access to community leaders like Mayor John Engen, County Commission Chair Josh Slotnik and University of Montana President 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.