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³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚ has a long and storied history. Many of the prominent citizens in Arizona, including former Phoenix mayor Phil Gordon ’70, the late Governor Rose Mofford ’72, and former Arizona chief justice Rebecca White Berch ‘74 can attribute the early days of their education to ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚ. The college has also been home to such noted artists at Eric Fischl ’69, Ed Mell Jr. ’63, faculty emeritus Merrill Mahaffey and poet Stella Pope Duarte ’69. Other honorees of note include first Navajo President Peterson Zah ’60, Arizona Historian Marshall Trimble ’58, and Stevia Inventor, James Allen May ’56.

The ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚ Alumni Association (³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚAA) Hall of Fame Gala celebrates the accomplishments of distinguished ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚ alumni. The honorees are chosen for their dedication to students, their career successes, and/or making a lasting impact on their community. All proceeds from the ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚAA Hall of Fame Gala go to student scholarships.

Scholarships are one of the most important ways alumni and donors can make a lasting impact on student success. Alumni are a critical link in providing students with opportunities to make their dreams of a college education come true.

To nominate someone to the ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚ Alumni Hall of Fame, please send an email to alumni@phoenixcollege.edu. 

Past ³Ô¹ÏȺÖÚAA Hall of Fame Recipients

2015-2016 Hall of Fame

2014 Hall of Fame

2013 Hall of Fame