Honors Students
We are very proud of the accomplishments of our Honors Students at GCC. Click each name to read more about these amazing people.
- Nikita Rossow and Alexa Yanta are GCC's 2008-09 All-Arizona Academic Team members.
- Maneet Kamboj and Evan Williams are GCC's 2006-07 All-Arizona Academic Team members.
- Michelle Rowe and Megan Erbe are GCC's 2005-06 All AZ/USA Scholarship recipients.
- Stefanie Mantz and Sarah Herda are GCC's 2003-04 AZ/USA Scholarship Winners.
- Kait Greiser-Kaman, Smith College Scholarship Winner, 2003.
- Veronica Guzman Brown Student Advisory Board, Spring, 2002
- Erika Gonzalez, Gates Millenium Scholar
- Lisa Natham and Nikina D'Andrea are GCC's 2001-02 AZ/USA Scholarship Winners
- Veronica Guzman-Brown, Jonnie Crowe, and Brian Kohlenberg Student Advisory Board Members, Spring 2002
Travel and Cultural Opportunities
Because the philosophy of GCC's Honors Program is encompassing rather than restrictive, encouraging students and faculty to learn, not only in the classroom but everywhere, the program promotes participation in a variety of extracurricular activities.
- Honors students represent GCC at national and regional honors conferences, which are often held in such major cities as San Francisco, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Chicago.
- Honors students also have opportunities to travel to Arizona universities to attend Transfer Information Day events and get-togethers with university honors students.
- Honors students and faculty have participated in the Arizona Historical Society's annual conference, attended a Maya Angelou performance, secured tickets to special theater and symphony events, and visited museums–and the beach!–in Los Angeles.
- Honors students from GCC have partnered with honors students from PVCC in SLICE (Service, Learn, Inspire, Change, Educate), a week-long alternative spring break program in San Diego. SLICE seeks to raise awareness of global issues through education and intensive service experiences benefiting the host community while fostering kinship among college students.
