Dr. Jeremy Johnson, associate professor and chair of Carroll College's Department of Political Science and International Relations, has been highly sought after for his insights on Montana politics during this election cycle, with interviews from local, regional, and national media outlets.
Last month, he participated in a panel hosted by the Butte Cultural Heritage Center, moderated by Fr. Beretta, which examined Butte’s history of conflict and its relevance to reducing polarization in today’s communities. Dr. Johnson offered a thoughtful and balanced perspective on ideological conflict and political divisions. You can view the discussion here (Dr. Johnson’s portion begins at 23:20) and the Q&A here.