Nevada Student Alliance

President, Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN)
University of Nevada, Reno

president@asun.unr.edu

Dillon Moss is a born-and-raised Nevadan from Sparks, and his connection to the Wolf Pack is a big part of why he chose to attend the University of Nevada, Reno. Now in his third year, he’s studying Secondary Education and Political Science through the Pack Teach Program, working toward his goal of becoming a high school history teacher.

Before becoming President of the Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN), Dillon served as a Senator for the College of Education and Human Development. That experience helped shape how he approaches leadership and representing the voices of students.

Dillon and Vice President Luke Calderon ran on the “We Are Nevada!” campaign, which is all about putting students back at the center of campus. Built around Opportunity, Advocacy, and Tradition, their platform focuses on real challenges students face, like affordability, housing, food insecurity, and access to jobs. They’re also focused on bringing energy back to Wolf Pack traditions and helping students feel proud to be part of the Nevada community.

Outside of ASUN, Dillon stays active both on and off campus. He’s involved with Nevada Blue Key Honor Society and the University of Nevada Education Association, and he serves as the Executive Director of Nevada Boys State, a statewide leadership program through the American Legion.

At the end of the day, Dillon cares deeply about Nevada and is always looking for ways to give back to the community that’s given him so much.

President, Student Government Association (SGA)
Great Basin College

storm.raine@gbcnv.edu

Storm Raine is an Education major and serves as Student Government Association President at Great Basin College, where they represent and advocate for students across GBC’s rural and online campuses. Raised in the rural community of Eureka, Storm developed a strong appreciation for hard work, service, and the close-knit relationships that shape small communities. Active in organizations such as FFA and several local service groups, Storm learned early that leadership begins with listening and is sustained through empathy and accountability. As SGA President, Storm focuses on amplifying student voices, expanding access to resources, and strengthening connections between students, faculty, and administration. Through service in the Nevada Student Alliance, Storm works to ensure that Great Basin College students, particularly those from rural and underrepresented communities, are meaningfully represented in statewide higher education conversations. Storm believes that “Education should open doors, not create barriers.”

President, Graduate Student Association (GSA)
University of Nevada Reno

rchinnappan@unr.edu

Ratchanya Dev Chinnappan was born in Batlagundu and raised in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. He is a graduate student pursuing a Master of Science in Information Systems in the College of Business at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Ratchanya is also a Graduate Assistant at the Ozmen Center for Entrepreneurship and contributes to initiatives within the Aerospace & Defense Academy, where he plays a key role in organizing high-impact events such as the Sontag Entrepreneurship Competition, Launch Nevada, and other large-scale programs that support innovation, entrepreneurship, and industry engagement.

He is currently serving his second term as President of the Graduate Student Association (GSA) for the 2026-2027 academic year, representing the interests of graduate students. He previously served as a GSA Council Member, where he actively engaged with Nevada state legislators and advocated for graduate student priorities at the policy level. He also serves as a liaison for UNR’s international partnership with Christ University, promoting faculty and student exchange initiatives.

Deeply committed to equity, student advocacy, and global collaboration, Ratchanya is leading efforts to increase graduate stipends, improve transparency and affordability, and strengthen policies that support student rights. Through his leadership, he continues to foster a more inclusive, connected, and empowered graduate student community at UNR.

President, Student Government Association (SGA)
Truckee Meadows Community College 

pmuangsiri@tmcc.edu

Pulin Muangsiri is a proud Thai-American who was born and raised in Reno, Nevada. He is currently pursuing two associate’s degrees in Chemistry and Biology at Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) while being a dual-enrolled senior at TMCC High School. For a career, he hopes to get into Regulatory Affairs to combine an interest in Chemistry with a passion for compliance. Previously, Pulin was a Senator for TMCC’s Student Government Association (SGA) whose focus was on internal operations, accessibility, and community. Now as the TMCC SGA President, he plans to stick to his values while using his experiences to guide him. He hopes to bring meaningful changes to campus so that students can see their voices not only being heard but also acted upon. Outside of school, Pulin is a competitive swimmer and volunteers as a Zone Athlete Representative on Pacific Swimming’s Board of Directors advocating on behalf of athlete interests. Overall, Pulin is excited to see what the 2026-2027 year will bring and how he can grow from it.

President, Associated Students of Western Nevada (ASWN)
Western Nevada College

karla.salasdominguez@wnc.edu 

Karla is a first-generation Mexican-American student who was born in San Jose, California and raised in Gardnerville, Nevada. She is pursuing her associate’s degree in Criminal Justice for her second year at Western Nevada College. After completing her studies at WNC, she plans to continue her education at San Jose State University.

As Karla begins her second year in ASWN she remains passionate about the power of community, hard work, and ensuring everyone’s voice is heard. She brings empathy, integrity, and loyalty to everything she does. Outside of school or work, you will find Karla playing volleyball, riding horses, or spending time with her family/ friends.

She is outgoing, approachable, and always up for a good challenge. Whether it’s organizing school events, engaging with our community, or listening to new ideas all around. Karla is dedicated to making both ASWN and WNC as a community feel seen, supported, and celebrated. Karla is excited about her upcoming  2025 – 2026 term and looks forward to seeing how she will grow and where her journey will take her.

President, Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada (CSUN)
University of Nevada, Las Vegas

kelechi.odunze@unlv.edu

Kelechi Odunze is a senior student studying Political Science on a Pre-Law track at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He currently serves in his second term as the CSUN Student Body President alongside Vice President Princessa Tolano and Senate President Sharon Flores representing the 27,000+ undergraduates at the University.

Kelechi also was a member of the Rebel Events Board, a student organization that plans and organizes events for the UNLV student body, where he planned Homecoming Week in 2025! Kelechi has also served as an orientation and rebel-ready week leader for UNLV’s newly admitted students. Along with that, he has volunteered as a member of the College of Liberal Arts Dean Student Advisory Council to represent the needs of students in the College of Liberal Arts. Before being elected Student Body President, he served as a CSUN Senator, helping to create new scholarship opportunities for UNLV students in his role as the Scholarships and Grants Committee Chair. In Fall of 2025 and Summer of 2026 he interned with the Office of Senator Catherine Cortez Masto to tackle Nevada-wide issues. Outside of student government, he likes to run, play with his dogs, and watch movies with his family.

Kelechi plans to pursue a JD-MBA with a focus on empowering underrepresented groups in Nevada to achieve their dreams. As a student leader, he is committed to initiatives that will enhance student involvement, celebrate UNLV’s rich multiculturalism, strengthen the purpose of CSUN, advocate for student needs, especially regarding affordability, build a more united campus community, promote transparency, and, above all, serve the student body of UNLV.

President, Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA)
University of Nevada, Las Vegas  

gpsapresident@unlv.edu 

Trey Curtis-Brown is currently a Doctor of Public Policy (DPP) and MBA student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where his work focuses on the intersection of higher education policy and workforce development.

Trey serves as President of the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) at UNLV for the 2026–2027 academic year. He is also serving as Executive Vice President of the MBA Student Association and has served as a two-time GPSA Council member across his graduate programs. As an undergraduate, he served three terms as a Senator within the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (CSUN).

A two-time UNLV alumnus, Trey earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and his Master of Science in Emergency and Crisis Management, where he was recognized as an Outstanding Graduate. In his professional role as Administrative Program Coordinator for Applied Health Sciences, he supports academic programming and student success initiatives while also teaching and mentoring undergraduate students.

Trey is pursuing a career in government and public policy, with a focus on workforce development and labor market alignment.

President, Associated Students of the University of Nevada Medical School (ASUNSOM)
University of Nevada, Reno

dglensor@med.unr.edu

Devan Glensor is a current MD student at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine, where she serves as Student Body President. Originally from San Francisco, Devan is a first-generation and non-traditional student who returned to academia after a career in fashion retail. Before entering medical school, she earned a Master’s in Forensic Anthropology and worked as a forensic autopsy technician. Devan is passionate about creating programs that provide pathways to medicine for non-traditional students, enhancing exposure to niche fields like forensic pathology, and advocating for LGBTQIA+ rights in healthcare. She hopes to pursue a career in forensic pathology.

In her spare time, Devan enjoys traveling with her husband, cooking, and being a dog mom to two dachshunds, Pilot and Goose.