Master of Public Administration (MPA)
Coming up on his last year with the program, Bagley is a full-time Master of Public Administration student at the University of Georgia. A native of Georgia’s “Blueberry Capital,” his background is deeply engraved in rural life. With the strong sense of community he saw in his region, he gained a passion for his home’s continued development, attending Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. There, he served in a variety of roles, notably president of the student body and student-alumni relations. Graduating ABAC magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Rural Community Development and accompanying minors, he now finds himself near completion of UGA’s MPA program. After serving as the UGA ICMA student chapter vice president and a teaching assistant for American Government his first year, he is now serving as the president of Georgia Students for Public Administration (GSPA) and a K12 graduate assistant. Through all his experiences and efforts of continuing his education, Bagley is one step closer to fulfilling his life’s passion of public service, especially those who are often forgotten or ignored.
