About Us
The Project for New Mexico Graduates of Color (PNMGC) is a student program that is working to build community among historically underrepresented students at the University of New Mexico. PNMGC was founded during the 2002-03 academic year by a group of UNM global graduate students who recognized the need for an organization that could provide them with various forms of academic, cultural, and leadership support. Currently, PNMGC works with both undergraduate and graduate students to help them succeed and grow while at UNM. Our programming includes undergraduate outreach initiatives, leadership workshops and retreats, monthly social gatherings, academic research presentation opportunities, and our annual 2025 Margaret L. Gonzales Memorial Mentorship Award.
"PNMGC membership is open to all UNM students and we welcome participation from the wider New Mexico community."
Our Mission:
Project for New Mexico Graduates of Color (PNMGC) is a student-led program working to retain New Mexican graduate students and beyond through ongoing peer mentoring that provides academic, social, cultural, and emotional support.
Our Vision:
"Academic success through peer mentoring among socially and culturally diverse student communities on campus."
