(Ephraim) Snow College recently received a national award for its service learning programs. The award is called the Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll and was awarded to more than 700 colleges and universities throughout the country for the impact they have had on social issues through service. According to Greg Dart, the Director of Admissions and Student Services at Snow College, this was the first year that the college applied for the award. According to Dart, the award is evidence that the school is succeeding in one of its main missions which is to help students become committed to service.The school has over eighty classes so far that are designated as service learning component classes. By taking part in these classes students can earn a designation of Service Scholar which appears on the students transcripts. Students have already taken part in a number of projects this year including a surveying project for Ephraim City and a day of environmental service projects sponsored by the Dead Cats Society.