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Provost's Graduates of Excellence

Provost's Graduates of Excellence is a prestigious distinction that acknowledges students for their hard work, commitment, and talents. One student is chosen from each school within the College and General Studies. These students have excellent GPAs and most of them have been recipients of various scholarships and awards for their academic achievements. The Provost's Graduates of Excellence have also demonstrated strong leadership skills and a dedication to serving others, along with other notable accomplishments and involvement in Salt Lake Community College as well as beyond the classroom.



Emma Barucija

School of Arts, Communication and Media

Architectural Technology

 

A significant part of my academic success here at SLCC stems from the mentorship and support of the faculty in the Visual Art and Design department. Whether it was through their thoughtful critiques, engaging discussions, and unwavering belief in my potential, these mentors have pushed me to think beyond conventional design and challenge myself daily. Beyond academics, service involvement has been central to my college experience. My role with the Engaged Learning Office allowed me to mentor others who directly impact our community. The combination of rigorous coursework, hands-on experience, mentorship, and leadership roles has shaped me to think critically, design with purpose, and contribute meaningfully to everything I do.




Tawananyasha Dzenga

Gail Miller Business School

Business

My experience at SLCC has been shaped by triumphs and challenges, helping me learn about myself and the world. I am an international student from Zimbabwe, and I am pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Business. I am also a proud honor student. I had the chance to represent SLCC at the Western Regional Honors Conference, where I presented my research. I have also led two service-learning trips and currently serve on the Utah Global Diplomacy Youth Advisory. SLCC’s mission of supporting students and the community inspires me to give back to higher education, especially by focusing on student success. I appreciate the opportunities I’ve received during my time here and look forward to continuing to build on this foundation.





Marilyn Howard

General Studies

 

My time at SLCC started nearly two decades after graduating from high school. The journey has not been easy as I have faced multiple challenges that have felt overwhelming—from illnesses in the family to the passing of my brother to brain cancer. One of the things that kept me going was remembering my brother’s words to be my own person and have my own success. SLCC has been an institution of learning and a place of safety, growth, and opportunity. It is where I found self-confidence, lasting friendships, mentors, and academic success. SLCC has become a second home.




Tran Huynh

Biology 

School of Science, Mathematics and Engineering

 

I chose to enroll at SLCC because it was a great starting point for my education. Returning to school was tough after a long break, but I started by taking two classes each semester to help ensure my success. At SLCC, I made the President’s List, received scholarships, and took part in alternative breaks. I feel proud now that I am nearing the end of my journey at SLCC. My experience here has been more than just earning a degree; it has been a significant accomplishment for me and my family. SLCC helped me build a strong foundation and opened many doors for my future.

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