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Founded in 2015, the Pastor Center serves as a dynamic, student-centric hub of activity that promotes, publicizes, and encourages political engagement and public service among ASU students and the broader community. Located in the ASU College of Public Service and Community Solutions, the Center serves as a dynamic, student-centric hub of activity that promotes, publicizes, and encourages politica
l engagement and public service among ASU students and the broader community. The Center serves on a national stage as one of twenty-five university-based public service institutes participating in Harvard University’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement, launched by the Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics. It is the first in the network to honor a leader representing a minority community—representative of the backgrounds of our participating students and our objective to diversify the population of public service leaders.
05/25/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
Raúl Grijalva devoted his life to giving voice to the underrepresented and protecting the land and people of Southern Arizona. From community organizer to congressional leader, his legacy is one of courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice.
05/20/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
Pete C. Garcia dedicated his life to uplifting Arizona’s Latino community through education, advocacy, and opportunity. As the longtime leader of Chicanos Por La Causa and founder of the Victoria Foundation, his legacy continues to inspire future generations of students, leaders, and changemakers across Arizona.
05/13/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
From the Yaqui community of Guadalupe to the Arizona Legislature, Sally Ann Gonzales has spent decades advocating for education, healthcare, affordable housing, and the rights of Indigenous and Hispanic communities across Arizona.
05/11/2026
Last Friday, Yvonne Pastor, daughter of late congressman Ed Pastor, and Monserrat Arredondo Duran, Executive Director at the Pastor Center, gave the Spring 2026 Outstanding Graduate Award to Alejandra Ruelas!
Congratulations to this semester’s award recipient. Stay tuned to learn more about Alejandra! 🎉👏
05/08/2026
Time is running out! At the end of the month, the Ed Pastor P***c Servant Leadership Award and Public Service Organization Award will be chosen from your nominations!!
Be a part of the decision to choose this year’s winners. To nominate, go to our Linktree in our bio!
05/06/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
Athena Salman has built a legacy of advocacy through fearless leadership, organizing, and a lifelong commitment to justice and equity in Arizona communities.
04/29/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
From the classroom to the stage to public office, Marcelino Quiñonez empowers communities through education, storytelling, and service.
04/23/2026
Looking for an internship? 👀
The Public Service Internship Award supports ASU students in unpaid public service internships by helping remove financial barriers.
Gain experience, build your network, and give back to your community.
💰 Up to $3,000 available
Apply now through the Pastor Center website, link in bio!
04/22/2026
🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟
Sandra Day O’Connor’s legacy lives on through her trailblazing leadership and lifelong commitment to civic education.
04/20/2026
Send this to a friend you think this role would be perfect for!! 📣📣
Open to all undergraduate & graduate students at Arizona State University with a 3.0+ GPA.
If interested, email [email protected] with your resume, cover letter, copy of your transcript, and one academic reference. Please send applications as soon as possible!
04/15/2026
Danny Ortega Jr. has spent decades fighting for justice in and out of the courtroom. From advocating for working families to leading in Arizona’s legal community, his impact continues to strengthen and uplift communities across the state.