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After an extensive national search, the Snow College Presidential Search Committee has recommended three finalists to the Utah Board of Higher Education for the position of Snow College President: Courtney R. White, Kirk D. Young and Stacee Y. McIff.
330 high school and middle school students from 20 schools across the state of Utah came to Snow College on Saturday, February 25, 2023 to compete in the regional Science Olympiad competition.
Central Utah Regional high schools recently visited Snow College for Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathway Completers Day. More than 130 seniors from 10 different high schools attended the event on the Richfield Snow College campus.
Snow College graduates and employees are expected to benefit from the institution's new partnership with Western Governors University (WGU). The two schools announced an agreement establishing a generous transfer credit policy to Snow College alumni choosing to enroll at WGU.
The Sevier Valley Center (SVC) on the campus of Snow College Richfield has welcomed thousands of patrons and hundreds of participants to events and activities through the 2022 holiday season.
Snow College has partnered with TimelyMD, the leading virtual health and wellbeing solution in higher education, to offer students free and equitable access to mental health and basic needs support through the TimelyCare platform.
It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the death of one of our softball players, Paige Rydalch, a sophomore from Stockton, Utah.
Snow College invites the public to participate in one of five public meetings this month to learn more about the presidential search process and share input about Snow's next president. Meeting details are below and at snow.edu/presidentialsearch; participants can also join remotely via Zoom.
Recognizing that student-athletes have very specific academic needs, Snow College recently implemented changes to help them reach their academic potential. Officials met to identify the immediate needs to not only change the academic culture and expectations, but to also support the student-athletes in meeting the new standards.
Snow College has partnered with local industry to create training programs tailored to the needs of today's employers. When students complete this 18-credit program, they leave not only with a certificate in Industrial Mechanics, but also with all the skills they need to fill in-demand jobs at some of the area's biggest employers.
