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Students do not need a passport to complete this Eligibility Screening application; however, students without a passport will not be able to enroll in the study abroad program. Passport processing times can take up to eight weeks.":1,"#Review the courses offered through each program.":1,"#Applications for the 2027 programs are now open.":1,"#Study Abroad FAQ":1,"#Join Mailing List":1,"#Explore Financial Aid":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 25/4/2026, 8:30:40 p.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 25/4/2026, 8:26:58 p.m.":1,"#Financial aid is disbursed (paid) to your Aims tuition account, and excess funds are made available (refunded) to you within two to seven business days of the date of disbursement. Refunds are not available before the start of the semester.":1,"#6. Aid is Disbursed (Paid)":1,"#Once your financial aid has been processed, an offer notification will be sent to your Aims email with a link to Workday where you may view, then accept or decline your awards. Be sure to read your award offer thoroughly!":1,"#Aims offers FAFSA/CASFA help sessions each Wednesday & Friday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the Greeley campus. Wednesday, in the Student Commons, Room 240, and Friday, in the Welcome Center, Room 228.":1,"#***Additional help can be found at FSA ID - Getting Started; step-by-step videos are also available.":1,"#You should receive an email and text immediately with a verification code. Be sure to verify both; you will then receive a backup code on your screen. Be sure to make a note of it (or take a picture).":1,"#We advise using your regularly accessed email address, NOT your school associated email. (Parents or contributors must use a different email address for their FSA ID).":1,"#Step 1: Create your FSA ID (Username and password)":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 25/4/2026, 8:26:45 p.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 25/4/2026, 4:35:28 p.m.":1,"#on April 25 - May 24, 2026":1,"#Events on April 25 - May 24, 2026, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Events on April 25 - May 24, 2026 - Aims Community College":1,"#I'm Interested in Acute Care Nurse Aide Orientation":1,"#I'm Interested in Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House!":1,"#I'm Interested in VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso":1,"#Register for VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso":1,"#I'm Interested in Open Mic Event":1,"#Open Mic graphic":1,"#I'm Interested in Bloom in Denim":1,"#Student Commons Flowers":1,"#When: April 25, 2026 - May 24, 2026":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 5pm to 6:30pm":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 2:30pm to 3:30pm":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 1pm to 2pm":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 12:30pm to 1:30pm":1,"#Share Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House! on LinkedIn":1,"#Share Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House! on X":1,"#Share Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House! on Facebook":1,"#Share Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House!":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 11:30am to 1:30pm":1,"#Time for Recess: Stop By the FTLC Play Open House!":1,"#Share VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso on LinkedIn":1,"#Share VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso on X":1,"#Share VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso on Facebook":1,"#Share VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 10am to 11:30am":1,"#VIRTUAL - Managing Up: Building Strategic Partnerships with Leadership with Roberta Mancuso":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 10am to 4pm":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 9am to 10am":1,"#Wed, Apr 29, 2026 9am to 10:30am":1,"#Wednesday, April 29":1,"#Share Open Mic Event on LinkedIn":1,"#Share Open Mic Event on X":1,"#Share Open Mic Event on Facebook":1,"#Share Open Mic Event":1,"#Tue, Apr 28, 2026 4:30pm to 6:30pm":1,"#Open Mic Event":1,"#Tue, Apr 28, 2026 2:30pm to 4pm":1,"#Tue, Apr 28, 2026 12:30pm to 1:30pm":1,"#Tue, Apr 28, 2026 10am to 11:30am":1,"#Tue, Apr 28, 2026 10am to 4pm":1,"#Tuesday, April 28":1,"#Mon, Apr 27, 2026 3pm to 4pm":1,"#Share Bloom in Denim on LinkedIn":1,"#Share Bloom in Denim on X":1,"#Share Bloom in Denim on Facebook":1,"#Share Bloom in Denim":1,"#Mon, Apr 27, 2026 12pm to 2pm":1,"#Bloom in Denim":1,"#Mon, Apr 27, 2026 10am to 4pm":1,"#Mon, Apr 27, 2026 9am to 10:30am":1,"#Monday, April 27":1,"#Sun, Apr 26, 2026 1pm":1,"#Sunday, April 26":1,"#Sat, Apr 25, 2026 7pm":1,"#Sat, Apr 25, 2026 1pm":1,"#Saturday, April 25":1,"#April 25, 2026 - May 24, 2026":1,"#Events: April 25 - May 24, 2026":1,"#League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) | Aims Community College":1,"#Facebook @LULAC Greeley Chapter":1,"#Instagram @lulac_aimscc":1,"#Aims Community College LULAC Greeley Chapter on Facebook":1,"#Aims Community College LULAC Greeley Chapter on Instagram @lulac_aimscc":1,"#LULAC USA":1,"#Students are required to complete an additional 5 credits from the Approved Electives list.":1,"#A higher numbered GT Pathways approved MA1 course Credits: 4":1,"#A determinar por el instructor. Se elaborará una descripción del curso para cada curso, la cual se documentará en el programa de estudios. Consulte la Guía de Estilo de SFCC para conocer la descripción del curso, los resultados de aprendizaje requeridos y las directrices del esquema temático. Se requiere la aprobación del departamento. Este curso tiene requisitos de admisión. Para más información, llame o envíe un correo electrónico al departamento de Sistemas Informáticos. Consulte la página web del departamento: https://www.aims.edu/degrees-certificates/computer-information-systems para obtener información de contacto. El curso es repetible con un máximo de 12 créditos.":1,"#Se centra en las características avanzadas del lenguaje de programación C# y .NET Framework, lo que permite a los estudiantes escribir aplicaciones complejas de Windows. Se exploran las relaciones entre C# y la plataforma y el framework .NET. Los estudiantes desarrollarán programas en C# claros, bien estructurados y bien documentados que priorizan la escritura y utilizan clases como tipos de datos abstractos, colecciones, herencia y genéricos. El curso no es repetible para obtener créditos.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 4/24/2026, 2:46:09 PM":1,"#Enviar mensagem":1,"#Abrir menu":1,"#Alterar idioma":1,"#Sair":1,"#Fechar Arty":1,"#MmM mmmMI'm look mm mm mmkmmkkmkmmmkmkkbmmmmmmmkmkmmmmmk":1,"#Faça uma pergunta":1,"#Arty disse:":1,"#Pergunte ao Arty":1,"#Pular pergunta(s)":1,"#Responder pergunta(s)":1,"#Selecione uma opção válida.":1,"#Volte para o português (Brasil)":1,"#Um":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 24/4/2026, 13:16:01":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 4/24/2026, 1:07:48 p.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 4/24/2026, 1:07:42 p.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 4/24/2026, 1:07:23 p.m.":1,"#Aims alumni and families at the rodeo grandstands":1,"#{\"alt\":\"Aims alumni and families at the rodeo grandstands\"}":1,"#AGR-2014 - Comunicación":1,"#mundial - Población y alimentación: GT-SS3":1,"#AGR-2160 - Interdependencia":1,"#Agrícola":1,"#AGE-2110 - Marketing":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/4/2026, 10:23:24 p.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/04/2026 20:16:39":1,"#Aims Community College Recognized For Excellence in Student Voter Registration and Turnout | Aims Community College":1,"#All In Silver Seal Award Graphic":1,"#This positive momentum can be seen at Aims. “There’s definitely a growing movement on campus around civic engagement, and it’s awesome to be a part of it,” said Jeff Thatch, a student campus activities programmer on the CEC. “Every conversation we have about voting gets more students interested and involved, showing how much we can accomplish together when we take action.”":1,"#“The ALL IN Awards were created to celebrate nonpartisan democratic engagement and the outstanding campus voter registration and turnout rates achieved by our ALL IN campuses. Ahead of the 2024 elections, ALL IN campuses are ready to build on the momentum from 2022 to ensure their communities are ready to make an even bigger impact this fall,” said Jennifer Domagal-Goldman, Executive Director of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. “ALL IN is proud to celebrate and honor top-performing campuses, like Aims Community College, who demonstrate that nonpartisan student voter engagement is possible and effective.”":1,"#This semester, special events will focus on democracy, civic engagement and voting. There are also opportunities for students to register to vote on campus. A session is planned to learn about Colorado ballot measures that will be decided on in November. The CEC team supports initiatives this fall to help students maintain good mental health during and after the stressful election period.":1,"#The CEC is a nonpartisan group that includes Aims faculty, staff, students, and community stakeholders. It was formed in 2020 and has grown over the years. Last year, Aims instituted a Civic Engagement Designation program. Students can earn points toward a Civic Engagement Distinction and a special pin worn during graduation by participating in educational events, service activities, and more.":1,"#“At Aims, we strive to cultivate a sense of civic responsibility among our students,” said Director of Student Leadership Becca Herman, who chairs the Aims Civic Engagement Council (CEC). “Through our efforts, we’re showing that student voter engagement can have a profound and lasting impact on the college community and the larger democratic process.”":1,"#out of Tufts University, which found that colleges and universities had the second-highest voter turnout among students in a midterm election since NSLVE began measuring this data.":1,"#National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE)":1,"#using data from the":1,"#500 campuses":1,"#The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge empowers colleges and universities to achieve excellence in nonpartisan student democratic engagement. Aims was recognized alongside more than":1,"#Aims received the Silver Seal Campus Award, reflecting its commitment to ensuring that nonpartisan democratic engagement is a defining feature of campus life.":1,"#recognized Aims Community College for its nonpartisan democratic engagement efforts that fostered high levels of student voter engagement in the 2022 midterm elections.":1,"#Aims Community College Debuts Spotlight Speaker Series with Nationally Renowned Thought Leaders | Aims Community College":1,"#Learn more about the series and the speakers at":1,"#Tier 3: $100 - Skybox":1,"#Tier 2: $200 - Upper Bowl":1,"#Tier 1: $250 - Lower Bowl":1,"#Season passes go on sale on April 16 at 9 a.m. Tickets may be purchased in three tiers with assigned seating:":1,"#Buy Tickets and Learn More":1,"#“We are excited to bring these four speakers to challenge us in our thinking and growth.”":1,"#“The Aims Welcome Center was built for the entire community to experience opportunities like this,” said Dr. Leah L. Bornstein, Aims Community College CEO and President.":1,"#The series is the first of an annual tradition the college intends to make, bringing a variety of well-known speakers to share compelling stories and ideas with the broader Northern Colorado community.":1,"#Miller Auditorium at 4901 20th Street on the Greeley Campus.":1,"#All talks will occur at Aims Community College’s":1,"#An Invitation to Learn, Grow, and Be Inspired":1,"#How you prepare, train and lead makes all the difference when confronted with a challenge. Ambassador ‘Sully’ Sullenberger highlights the importance of education and preparedness and illustrates that true leaders must always lead by example. A lifelong safety advocate, Ambassador ‘Sully’ Sullenberger served as U.S. Ambassador to the International Civil Aviation Organization, addressing global aviation challenges. Sullenberger became internationally renowned when he, as Captain, safely guided US Airways Flight 1549 to an emergency water landing in New York City’s Hudson River, during what has been called the “Miracle on the Hudson.”":1,"#In this moving and inspiring talk, Dr. Myron Rolle offers a transformational perspective on leadership. He shares how, as a young man, reading authors like Kofi Annan, Nelson Mandela, Malcolm X, W. E. B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, and Ben Carson made a huge impression on him and provided a foundation for him to think of himself as a future leader. Dr. Rolle shares three strategies for becoming a true leader inspired by the lessons learned from these leadership giants. Attendees will leave feeling uplifted and empowered, with actionable strategies for improving their leadership abilities.":1,"#Gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental leadership principles of Extreme Ownership, and how to implement them in real time. When applied, these lessons make better leaders and change the culture of organizations. The lessons are pragmatic, applicable, and geared toward all levels of leadership from the C-suite to the front lines.":1,"#Our biggest challenges call us to be calmly confident, focused, and open to hearing others. Often, we approach these high-pressure interactions with fear, execute with anxiety and distraction, and leave with regret. Based on her best-selling book Presence, Dr. Cuddy draws from psychology and neuroscience research, personal narratives, and her own challenges. Audiences will leave with a fresh, life-changing perspective on themselves and their interactions and a set of simple techniques they can use to harness their power and presence, freeing them to perform and interact at their very best — and empower others to do the same.":1,"#is designed to foster connections and inspire important and stimulating conversations for individuals and organizations in our community and beyond. Featuring a diverse set of viewpoints and areas of expertise, the lineup for the first series includes thought leaders with backgrounds in social psychology, neuromedicine, military leadership and aviation.":1,"#The four-event series will focus on Exploring Leadership and feature talks by Dr. Amy Cuddy, Leif Babin, Dr. Myron Rolle and Ambassador ‘Sully’ Sullenberger. Tickets to the series are sold as a complete season package, with one ticket granting access to all four talks.":1,"#Aims Community College will host an inspiring lineup of nationally renowned thought leaders for its inaugural Spotlight Speaker Series in late 2025 and early 2026.":1,"#Este verano, el estado de Colorado lanzó Career Advance Colorado, una iniciativa de desarrollo laboral que ofrece capacitación gratuita para empleos con alta demanda en colegios comunitarios y técnicos, incluido Aims Community College. El programa aspira a preparar a más de 20 000 habitantes de Colorado para carreras altamente cualificadas, al tiempo que responde a la escasez de mano de obra más crítica del estado.":1,"#« Voir les cours inscrits »":1,"#« Actions »":1,"#« S'inscrire »":1,"#Aims Community College’s Kristie Skala Named EMS Instructor of the Year | Aims Community College":1,"#Kristie Skala with student at paramedic graduation":1,"#For more information about Aims' emergency medicine programs, visit":1,"#Aims Community College offers a range of training designed to prepare students for careers that directly serve their communities. Through hands-on instruction, simulation-based learning and close ties with regional partners, Aims helps develop the next generation of EMTs and paramedics to meet workforce needs across Northern Colorado and beyond. In the Aims paramedic program, 96% of enrolled students complete the program and 100% are employed in the field within five years.":1,"#“I want to be able to pay it forward,” Skala said. “So many people invested their time and their experience training me, not only in classes, but out on the street when we’re actually running calls. If I can train students and help them take even one thing into the field that helps someone else, it magnifies the impact.”":1,"#NCRETAC serves as a regional partner in strengthening emergency medical and trauma care across Northeast Colorado, supporting collaboration among EMS agencies and healthcare partners and promoting training and preparedness throughout the region. Skala noted that regional cooperation plays a vital role in expanding access to emergency care, especially in rural communities, where staffing and training resources can be limited.":1,"#She believes that the success of EMS education at Aims is a team effort. “I really don’t feel like this is just me,” Skala said. “Our team is fantastic, from our adjunct instructors to our support services, everyone plays a role in student success.” Many of the faculty are current and former emergency responders. “They’re not here for the paycheck, they’re here to make sure we’re sending good people into the profession.”":1,"#In Skala’s classroom, students don’t just study emergency medicine, they run calls. In one scenario, a patient collapses during a Zumba class, complete with personal belongings and medications to sort through. In another, a rural farmhouse scene forces students to assess not only a patient’s condition but their own safety before stepping further into the situation. Using simulation rooms, high-fidelity manikins and carefully staged environments, Skala recreates the unpredictable details first responders encounter every day. “It’s hard to imagine something from a textbook,” she said. “When you get to see it and feel it, it sticks.”":1,"#She is known for an active, scenario-driven approach that mirrors real-world emergency response. “My style of teaching is a little different,” Skala said. “We flip the classroom. We keep it active. Students are up, moving, building models, talking through decisions and learning how to study in ways that actually work for first responders.”":1,"#Skala brings years of field and instructional experience to Aims. She began her higher education career through fitness and health courses before transitioning fully into EMS education. Skala has been involved in the growth of the Aims Paramedic program and has worked closely with regional partners to help expand training opportunities.":1,"#ceremony held on February 17 at Thompson Valley EMS Headquarters in Loveland.":1,"#NCRETAC Annual Awards":1,"#The award recognizes an EMS educator who demonstrates excellence in teaching, mentorship and inspiring learners in Northeast Colorado. Skala was honored during the":1,"#(NCRETAC) as part of its 2025 Annual Awards.":1,"#Northeast Colorado Regional Emergency Medical and Trauma Services Advisory Council":1,"#Aims Community College Professor of Emergency Medical and Paramedic Services, Kristie Skala, has been named EMS Instructor of the Year by the":1,"#a.rodriguez56@aims.edu":1,"#High School Students Can Train Like Firefighters at Aims Xplore Academy | Aims Community College":1,"#Vehicle Extraction at Aims Explore Academy":1,"#Student rappling from burn tower at Aims":1,"#aims.co/Xplore25":1,"#The registration period is open from March 1 to June 6, or until the program reaches its 40-student capacity. The registration fee is $100, which includes daily lunch and snacks, three t-shirts, and a water bottle. Scholarships are available for eligible students. For more information about Aims Fire Science programs and the Xplore Academy, visit":1,"#“Xplore Academy prepares young people to meet the demands of serving and protecting the community,” said Heather Logan, EMS Coordinator at Aims Community College. “The program provides an invaluable experience for students to determine if a career in EMS or fire science is right for them.”":1,"#The program culminates in a live demonstration day, where students put their skills to the test in front of family members. This includes live fire simulations and vehicle extrication exercises. The day wraps up with a graduation ceremony recognizing their achievements.":1,"#Train in fire extinguisher use, hose rolling, and door-forcing techniques.":1,"#Use power tools in a vehicle extrication exercise, learning how to safely stabilize a car and break open doors.":1,"#Tour a medical helicopter and ambulance to understand emergency transport procedures.":1,"#Gain insight into the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) and complete a modified version of the exam.":1,"#Learn life-saving CPR techniques and complete an exam to earn CPR certification valid for two years in Colorado.":1,"#Tour an aerial ladder truck and climb its 100-foot ladder before rappelling off the burn tower.":1,"#training center.":1,"#Simulated City":1,"#Navigate a fire maze inside the state-of-the-art":1,"#Master bunker gear and self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) techniques.":1,"#Throughout the week, participants will train like real firefighters and emergency responders. Students will:":1,"#Real-World Fire and EMS Training":1,"#, 1130 Southgate Drive.":1,"#This immersive, weeklong program runs July 14–18. It offers students the chance to build critical skills while exploring the exciting and demanding world of public safety. The program is on the Aims Windsor Campus at the":1,"#February 27, 2025":1,"#Aims Fire and EMS Xplore Academy":1,"#High school students interested in firefighting and emergency medical services careers can get hands-on experience at the eighth annual":1,"#Xplore Academy Application Packet":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 22/4/2026, 4:55:04 p.m.":1,"#Item details form showing fields for attendees and a highlighted add button for itemization.":1,"#Interface showing expense line entry fields with red highlights around cost center and region fields.":1,"#Digital expense line form showing fields for item, amount, quantity, and attendee details.":1,"#A table displaying eight credit card transactions with dates, search icons, and selection checkboxes.":1,"#Screenshot of Tasks menu with a red box highlighting the Create Expense Report button action.":1,"#Click Done. ":1,"#🗒. | Note: The number of projects you can choose for your expense report may vary, based on your organization’s configuration. An inactive (closed) project will not appear in available projects.":1,"#Scroll down to add any needed attachments in the Attachments from File section. Click Submit.":1,"#Click OK, then Add.":1,"#Credit Card Transactions,":1,"#Additional Worktags":1,"#Select the Create Expense Report under Task.":1,"#Expense Reports button and recent expense report link":1,"#Itemization section with Add button":1,"#Cost center, region, and additional worktags fields":1,"#Expense line entry and submit step":1,"#Expense report information form":1,"#In the Recent Expense Reports section, click the date of the expense report you want to view.":1,"#Click the Expense Reports button under View. You can filter expense reports by status or date.":1,"#Enter the necessary information based on the expense type you are itemizing. Your itemized expenses must equal the total of your Expense Report Line.":1,"#From the Expense Lines tab within an expense report, click the Add button under Itemization. Fields display based on expense type.":1,"#Note: The number of projects you can choose for your expense report may vary based on your organization’s configuration. An inactive (closed) project will not appear in available projects.":1,"#Under the Expense Lines tab, complete all required fields, including Date, Expense Item (Per Diem), Total Amount (GSA rate; do not include meals provided by the event or conference), Memo (Advance Per Diem), and Business Topics, if applicable.":1,"#Under the Attachments tab, attach the Conference Agenda and flight schedule.":1,"#If you are creating the expense report from a Spend Authorization, use the same Cost Center and Additional Worktags.":1,"#Complete all required fields, including Memo, Company, Expense Report Date, Business Purpose, Company on Expense Line, Cost Center, and Additional Worktags.":1,"#Select either Create New Expense Report, Copy Previous Expense Report, or Create New Expense Report from Spend Authorization. Your selection determines what information displays on the new expense report.":1,"#Select Create Expense Report under Task.":1,"#From your Workday home page, select Personal, then select the Expense Hub button.":1,"#Community College es ayudar a estudiantes de primera generación, de bajos ingresos y/o con discapacidades a alcanzar el máximo éxito académico y prepararse para el mundo laboral. TRIO SSS capacitará a los estudiantes para desarrollar las habilidades y experiencias académicas necesarias para completar sus objetivos educativos postsecundarios.":1,"#La misión de los programas TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) de Aims":1,"#Come Celebrate Earth Day with TRIO Student Support Services and Access and Opportunity Programs! Green up your space with a fresh succulent and enjoy a fun “dirt and worms”...":1,"#Rooted in Community: Earth Day":1,"#Join the Campus Activities Board and TRIO at our upcoming event! \"Planted With Purpose,\" where we AIM to bring students together to rediscover and reaffirm that we are all...":1,"#Planted with Purpose (Partner Event)":1,"#will speak on the vital inspirational figures in his journey from Rhodes Scholar to NFL player to pediatric neurosurgeon. To wrap up the series in March is Captain “Sully” Sullenberger, the pilot known for the “Miracle on the Hudson,” on which the Tom Hanks film":1,"#9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.":1,"#To request accommodations for any Aims event, please contact Student Accessibility Services at accommodations@aims.edu or (970) 339-6565.":1,"#She has held leadership roles at Banner Health, UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital, and UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies. 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