PAGSA
The Public Administration Graduate Student Association (PAGSA) exists to represent and serve graduate students in the School of Public Administration and other graduate students enrolled (degree and non-degree) in public administration courses without regard to UNM campus attendance. PAGSA sponsors activities to provide opportunities for students' academic, professional, and social growth.
PAGSA representatives work with other graduate and professional programs and their students through the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA), to create and pass legislation that focuses on problems affecting graduate students. Please visit GSPA's website to see what initiatives GPSA is currently involved in.
To stay connected with upcoming events brought to you by PAGSA, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Also, email pagsa@unm.edu to find out how to get involved.
Get Involved: Ongoing PAGSA Campaigns
The Work We Do #WeAreSPA
PAGSA wants to highlight YOU and the incredible work you do in our community, in your personal and professional life, and as people pursuing a degree in Public Service. Each week we will feature a new SPA student on our social media pages to highlight the diversity of our program and the different work that SPA students do.
Want to be featured? Email us a pagsa@unm.edu
PAGSA Volunteers!
This year PAGSA has set a goal of 50 logged volunteer hours from our students. We know that our student body is involved in the community, and we want to recognize it! Log your hours and help us reach our goal of 50 hours of volunteering and service to our community!
2024-2025 PAGSA Executive Board
Interested in doing more? Email PAGSA members below. They are here to represent and serve YOU so make your ideas and voice heard.
Dylan Bonner
President
bonnerboy1@unm.edu
Dylan Bonner is a graduate student at the University of New Mexico pursuing a Master of Public Administration, with a background in federal government service and community engagement. He currently serves in a U.S. House of Representatives district office, where he works directly with constituents, coordinates with federal agencies, and engages with local stakeholders to address community needs. His experience includes supporting appropriations and community project funding initiatives, collaborating with organizations across New Mexico, and ensuring effective communication between the public and legislative teams. Dylan is a U.S. Army veteran and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business. He plans to continue building a career at the federal level focused on public service, policy implementation, and strengthening connections between government and the communities it serves.
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Vice President
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Secretary
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Treasurer
