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A face scattered with pimples can create a devastating shield, suppressing a teenager’s potential to develop self esteem, resulting in a rapid progression of sadness, shame and negative attitudes.

Happy people are typically successful, productive, responsible citizens and more likely to display empathy and compassion. Project Happy Face spreads smiles through our communities one face at a time.

Amy teaches students the importance of civility and encourages them to give back to their communities.

“I want these kids to learn that fostering humanity is the golden ticket that many people have simply forgotten about. I want to change the way our future generation treats and feels toward others,” said Snow.

Project Happy Face believes all of the essential components necessary for a happy life begin with a smile. When a teenager looks in the mirror and identifies a clearer complexion it facilitates a positive growth and increases confidence in them. Students are more likely to invest their time studying, establish relationships with teachers, and create meaningful contributions to their communities.

• Ms. Snow is a board certified Physician Assistant specializing in Medical, Surgical, Pediatric and Cosmetic Dermatology.

• After receiving “Northern Arizona University Outstanding Senior Award”, Amy graduated with honors and president of the biology honor society Beta Beta Beta.

• Upon graduation from NAU she went to Western University of Medical Sciences, receiving the “Humanism Scholarship” and graduated in 2003.

• Amy was awarded 2009-2010 Woman of the Year by NAPW for her dedication and leadership in her profession of dermatology.

• In 2014, Cosmopolitan Magazine named Amy their August Fun and Fearless Female. In 2017, the NCCPA recognized Amy as one of the nation’s Top 50 Physician Assistants. 

• Amy continues her passion to participate annually for the Care Harbor health fair in Los Angeles. Amy maintains a very athletic lifestyle. She is a triathlete, has completed an Ironman, plays coed soccer and cycles to work. Amy enjoys hiking the Grand Canyon, fly fishing, tennis, golf and skiing. Amy is also a Aldo Leopold Land Ethics Leader and an active volunteer for the Grand Canyon Wildlands Council. Locally, Amy is instrumental is coordinating local health events such as blood drives and melanoma screenings.