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La technologie évolue sans cesse. Il est essentiel de se tenir informé des dernières actualités, de connaître les nouveautés et les projets en cours, de rester impliqué, de mener des recherches et de continuer à apprendre. » Elle prévient également qu'il est impossible de tout contrôler: « On ne peut pas contrôler les prix, ni la météo. Il faut savoir s'adapter. »":1,"#Spring 2026 Commencement website":1,"#The May episode of “Tea with Dr. B” features Spring 2026 graduates Aiden Rowe and Charleen McCasland, who shared their inspiring educational journeys at Aims. Aiden discussed pioneering the enhanced air traffic control pathway that allows direct FAA placement, while Charleen reflected on returning to school later in life and studying behavioral sciences and hoping to focus on addiction recovery in the future. Both emphasized the supportive community, resilience, and opportunities they found at Aims.":1,"#Tea with Dr. B - May 2026":1,"#Aims IT will be performing routine maintenance on May 17. Numerous systems and servers may be intermittently unavailable.":1,"#Check out who's on the team.":1,"#ASA Announces New Leadership":1,"#Please review the following payroll deadlines and time entry requirements for the May payroll cycle.":1,"#Important Payroll and Time Entry Information for May 2026":1,"#Commencement day hours, summer semester hours, open-house days and drop-in classes.":1,"#Upcoming Announcements from the PERC":1,"#Aims will host Commencement ceremonies on May 15 for more than 500 students. Here’s what you need to know about the ceremonies.":1,"#Help us fill our new \"Life at Aims\" LinkedIn page with the incredible moments that defined this semester.":1,"#🎓 Share Your Spring Successes with #TeachAtAims":1,"#After 25 years of dedicated service, our distinguished librarian, Carol Satersmoen, has decided to close the book on a remarkable career.":1,"#Carol Satersmoen's Retirement Reception on May 21":1,"#Full-time staff and administrators have until May 31 to enter and update goals and complete a self-reflection.":1,"#2 Weeks Left to Complete Culture Amp Tasks":1,"#Kaiser Permanente will be hosting a series of physician talks in English, Mandarin Chinese and Spanish on brain health.":1,"#Brain Health Webinar":1,"#Two Spring 2026 graduates join Dr. B to share their inspiring educational journeys at Aims.":1,"#As part of Aims’ commitment to an inclusive and accessible learning environment, Aims will begin a year-long review of software, applications and online tools used across the college.":1,"#Software Testing and Review":1,"#Aims has been awarded a Top Workplaces in Colorado honor by the Denver Post, as well as a Top Workplaces Industry honor, ranking nationally in the education category.":1,"#Aims Community College Earns 2026 Top Workplaces Awards":1,"#nick.guerrieri@aims.edu":1,"#Headquartered in Exton, Pa., Energage (formerly known as WorkplaceDynamics) is a leading provider of technology-based employee engagement tools that help leaders to unlock potential, inspire performance, and achieve amazing results within their organizations. The research partner behind the Top Workplaces program, Energage has surveyed more than 47,000 organizations representing well over 16 million employees in the United States.":1,"#“Top Workplaces is more than just recognition,” said Doug Claffey, CEO of Energage. “Our research shows organizations that earn the award attract better talent, experience lower turnover, and are better equipped to deliver bottom-line results. Their leaders prioritize and carefully craft a healthy workplace culture that supports employee engagement.”":1,"#The list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by research partner Energage, LLC (formerly WorkplaceDynamics), a leading provider of technology-based employee engagement tools. The anonymous survey measures several aspects of workplace culture, including alignment, execution, and connection, just to name a few.":1,"#The Multicultural Club is a social club at Aims that strives to celebrate students' differences as a way to promote understanding and bring our community together. Members will be able to meet new people and gain a better understanding of the world around them by participating within the school and larger global community. This club meets bi-weekly throughout the semester and enjoys planning campus-wide events and social outings that promote learning and awareness of other cultures' histories and traditions through food, art, literature and music., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Multicultural Club - Aims Community College":1,"#I'm Interested in At the Table with Dr. King":1,"#I'm Interested in Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March":1,"#MLK Virtual March":1,"#Aims Multicultural Club logo":1,"#Share At the Table with Dr. King on LinkedIn":1,"#Share At the Table with Dr. King on X":1,"#Share At the Table with Dr. King on Facebook":1,"#Share At the Table with Dr. King":1,"#Thu, Jan 14, 2021 3:15pm to 4:15pm":1,"#At the Table with Dr. King":1,"#Share Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March on LinkedIn":1,"#Share Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March on X":1,"#Share Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March on Facebook":1,"#Share Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March":1,"#Mon, Jan 18, 2021 9am to 10:15am":1,"#Martin Luther King Jr Virtual March":1,"#Multicultural Club has no upcoming events":1,"#The Multicultural Club is a social club at Aims that strives to celebrate students' differences as a way to promote understanding and bring our community together. Members will be able to meet new people and gain a better understanding of the world around them by participating within the school and larger global community. This club meets bi-weekly throughout the semester and enjoys planning campus-wide events and social outings that promote learning and awareness of other cultures' histories and traditions through food, art, literature and music.":1,"#https://aims.presence.io/organization/aims-multicultural-club":1,"#Innovation in the Making: Aims Celebrates Progress on New Workforce Hub | Aims Community College":1,"#Last Beam added to the AWIC":1,"#See more photos from the event.":1,"#In addition, Aims is prioritizing U.S.-sourced materials to support domestic manufacturing and regional economies. Key components include cross-laminated timber from Alabama, electrical systems from Texas, geothermal drilling operations based in Greeley and steel fabricated in Grand Junction":1,"#Construction on the AWIC has been in progress since last March. The building will use a geothermal mechanical system powered by vertical wells reaching 500 feet in depth to provide efficient heating and cooling. The construction and design use cross-laminated timber to reduce the overall carbon footprint and improve energy efficiency.":1,"#“The AWIC represents the type of forward-thinking investment that we are uniquely positioned to make,” said Marilyn Schock, Chair of the Aims Board of Trustees. “We are lucky as an institution to have the resources and the great minds needed to make this a reality.”":1,"#The facility will also serve as a hub for immersive, hands-on learning, offering Aims faculty, staff, students and community members opportunities to engage with emerging technologies, including virtual and augmented reality. Dedicated think tank and pitch spaces will further support collaboration, innovation and idea development.":1,"#. Other emerging ventures can apply to set up research and development operations at the AWIC.":1,"#Alquist 3D as the facility’s first industry tenant":1,"#The AWIC features Weld County’s first innovation incubator, providing startup and expanding businesses with access to high-tech work bays, collaborative spaces and a supportive professional network. In January, Aims announced":1,"#Located on the northeast end of Aims Greeley Campus, the AWIC is designed to fuel innovation and connect industry with education. It’s a place to inspire and ignite new opportunities for learners, employers and the broader community.":1,"#The Aims Workforce Innovation Center":1,"#“A beam signing ceremony may be a construction tradition, but it also represents something meaningful,” said Dr. Leah L. Bornstein, Aims Community College CEO and President. “Each signature placed on the beam we sign today is a symbol of partnership, of people who believe in education, innovation and the power of opportunity.”":1,"#On March 23, Aims Community College held a beam-signing ceremony to mark a milestone in the construction. Attendees signed the last wooden and metal structural beams on the project and watched them being hoisted into place. Aims leadership, representatives from Alquist 3D, OZ Architecture, and Roche Constructors also spoke at the event.":1,"#Aims Community College is strengthening workforce development, entrepreneurship and education with the Aims Workforce Innovation Center (AWIC), a state-of-the-art facility scheduled to open in late fall 2026.":1,"#Ben Scott Finds Skills and Purpose at Aims | Aims Community College":1,"#Ben Scott Welding":1,"#That just leaves one piece of unfinished business: the bracelet. “I have a welder at home now, but this is something too important for me to rush.” Ben wants it to be the last welding project he completes on campus. “I want my skill set to be at the top of its game before I fix it,” he said. “Honestly, I’d like an instructor to be there. Some might say I shouldn’t need one, but I want it done right the first time.”":1,"#Ben will graduate with a certificate in Welding Technology in May, but that doesn’t mean his journey at Aims is complete. He intends to take creative welding courses indefinitely, knowing there’s always more to learn. He wants to also gain skills in other areas. After a well-deserved break, Ben intends to study":1,"#For Ben, Aims isn’t just where he learned to weld. It’s where he found a new direction. “I don’t know where I would be if I didn’t attend Aims. I’m glad I’m here,” he said. “I’m proud to call myself an Aardvark.”":1,"#In addition to receiving a camper, veterans would be invited on a week-long camping experience. This time in nature would allow them to reset, reflect, and connect with others who understand their struggles. Ben sees this project as a long-term goal. He knows that may take years to come to fruition, but he’s not giving up on it.":1,"#His eventual goal is to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life by providing them with welding equipment, materials and training to build their own camper. “I’m hoping this snowballs into something bigger. The goal is to refine the process so that I have a solid plan when I’m ready to launch.”":1,"#He believes that spending time in nature quiets the noise in your head. “Since coming out of the military, spending time outside and working with my hands has helped me get into a better headspace,” he said. This has inspired him to start his own nonprofit. “I want other veterans to have that same chance to reset and heal.”":1,"#, a nonprofit organization supporting veterans and rescuing wolf dogs. The group focuses on non-traditional therapy, pairing veterans with these animals to help both heal from trauma. “To be around an apex predator that has gone through trauma, just like a veteran, creates an incredible relationship,” he said. “It’s a level of trust and healing that you can’t get in a traditional setting.”":1,"#Apex Angels & Warriors":1,"#Outside the classroom, Ben is actively involved with":1,"#“A friendly competition in here pushes us to get better. We’re not just welding next to each other — we’re learning from each other. We share what works and what doesn’t, and we figure things out together.” Some of the best lessons I’ve learned in welding didn’t come from an instructor — they came from another student just figuring something out and passing it along.”":1,"#He had initially thought it would just be him in a welding booth. He was surprised by the support that the welders gave each other.":1,"#Ben has also built camaraderie with his fellow students in his welding classes. “I’m a 32-year-old dude welding alongside high school students, and I don’t care. They don’t care. We all joke, laugh, and push through the tough days together.”":1,"#The support system has motivated him, even on the most challenging days. “At Aims, you don’t have to worry about giving up. The camaraderie and my instructors have kept my head above water,” he said. “It’s easy to get lost in your thoughts when welding alone in a booth. But having instructors and classmates push you makes all the difference.”":1,"#He thrives in his welding classes. It isn’t a traditional classroom setting. Ben likes working through things and getting his hands dirty. “My instructors sat down with me, made sure I had everything I needed to succeed, and never showed frustration — just patience,” he said. “Even when it came to math, which is by far the hardest thing for me, they took the time to break it down. By the end of it, I actually understood it.”":1,"#Ben’s journey hasn’t been without struggles. Learning hasn’t always come easy for him due to a traumatic brain injury, but the instructors at Aims have helped him every step of the way. His resilience and determination in the face of these challenges are a testament to his personal growth.":1,"#Overcoming Challenges and Paying It Forward":1,"#Another reason Ben was drawn to this career path is to build the skills to enable him to work for himself. “I came to Aims knowing this career field would let me be in charge of myself — no boss, nobody telling me what to do,” he said. “That freedom really stood out to me.” Ben now sees welding as more than just a job; it’s a way to build a future, gain independence, and help others.":1,"#“This class teaches you that no matter what happens, you’re always learning something. Failing is encouraged because, without failure, you’re not going to have success.”":1,"#Ben also enjoys blacksmithing and working with the forge, something he was introduced to in his creative welding course. He’s made small projects, like a spoon, and has considered larger projects, such as a chipping hammer made from a railroad spike. “Creative Welding really expands off of the main welding program,” he said. “There’s probably well over a million dollars worth of equipment for less than $200. You won’t get that kind of studio time anywhere else.” For Ben, creative welding is where failure is embraced as part of the learning process.":1,"#TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding quickly became Ben’s favorite type of welding, even though it is also the most challenging. He appreciates the level of skill it requires. It produces precise, clean and high-quality welds for thin materials. “TIG welding is the hardest but also the most rewarding. Some of the most beautiful welding you’ll ever see is TIG,” he said.":1,"#At Aims, Ben expanded his skills and found a deeper appreciation for the craft — both technically and creatively. He has found a particular fondness for TIG welding.":1,"#The bracelet’s break was a turning point. When his girlfriend asked if he could fix it, he realized the only way would be through welding. Ben had some experience with welding, but it was limited. That realization led him to Aims, where he gained the skills to repair the bracelet himself.":1,"#Ben lost a close friend in service, which profoundly impacted him. “As a service member, you get a memorial bracelet. I had been wearing mine since I received it, and it never left my wrist,” he said. After years of wear, it became damaged. “Over time, the bracelet sharpened itself. It cut into my wrist, and there are small scars from where it wore down into my skin, and then one day, it finally broke. And that just kind of broke me down.”":1,"#It wasn’t until his bracelet broke that he found a new purpose.":1,"#Ben’s path to Aims started long before he picked up a welding torch. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2010 to 2014 and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011. Originally from Piggott, Arkansas, he moved to Colorado eight years ago, drawn by the mountains and the chance for a fresh start. For years, Ben worked in construction, but something was still missing.":1,"#From Military Service to Metalwork":1,"#has provided more than just technical training — it’s given him independence, confidence, and a supportive community that has been instrumental in his personal growth and transformation.":1,"#welding program":1,"#Ben Scott, a military veteran, is working on his next chapter by studying Welding Technology at Aims Community College.":1,"#Ce cours offre une formation continue et la possibilité aux étudiants de compléter leurs cours par une expérience professionnelle pratique en lien avec leur programme d'études. Les étudiants travaillent sous la supervision directe de personnel expérimenté au sein de l'entreprise et sous l'encadrement direct de l'enseignant. L'approbation du département est requise. Ce cours est soumis à des conditions d'admission. Veuillez contacter le département de commerce par téléphone ou par courriel pour plus d'informations. Vous trouverez les coordonnées du département sur sa page web: https://www.aims.edu/degrees-certificates/business-technology-administrative-assistant. Ce cours peut être suivi plusieurs fois, dans la limite de 12 crédits.":1,"#Ce module couvre la partie pratique du cours « Fondements de la comptabilité » et propose des activités concrètes utilisant les logiciels fournis par l'éditeur ou des ressources éducatives libres (REL). Le laboratoire illustre la saisie des informations comptables abordées dans le cours ACC 1001, en mettant l'accent sur les procédures et pratiques utilisées dans les entreprises. Ce cours ne peut être validé qu'une seule fois.":1,"#If you’re a Colorado-certified nurse aide seeking new career challenges, the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate at Aims Community College is the perfect way to advance your skills. Due to high demand from local hospitals for specialized CNAs, Aims offers the first program of its kind in Northern Colorado, designed to help you transition into acute care settings with confidence.\n\nThis five-week certificate program includes 90 hours of advanced CNA training, covering skills such as sterile techniques, cardiovascular monitoring, urinary care, and more, well beyond the state board’s standard requirements. You’ll also participate in a 30-hour clinical rotation to practice what you’ve learned in a real-world acute care environment.\n\nInterested? Don’t miss the required orientation session.\n\nOrientation Details:\n\nAttendance at one of these sessions is mandatory for admission into the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate program. You’ll get essential details about registration, program expectations, and required documentation.\n\nRequirements to Enroll:\n\nCurrent Colorado CNA Certification: You must have a current certification before applying. If you’re not yet certified, consider enrolling in the Aims Nurse Aide Certificate program first to gain the necessary skills.Background CheckDrug ScreeningUp-to-Date Immunizations\nWhy Choose the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate?\n\nThis certificate is designed specifically to meet the needs of local hospitals looking for CNAs who can support acute care providers. By completing this program, you’ll be prepared for employment opportunities in acute care settings, equipped with specialized skills that set you apart from traditional CNA roles.\n\n \n\nReady to Get Started?\n\nSpace is limited, and admission is competitive. To begin, make sure to attend one of the orientation sessions listed above and complete the required documentation. For additional information about the program requirements, visit the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate Admission Requirements page.\n\nHelp meet the demand for skilled acute care nurse aides in Northern Colorado and learn new skills that will help you support patients and healthcare providers in hospitals.":1,"#If you’re a Colorado-certified nurse aide seeking new career challenges, the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate at Aims Community College is the perfect way to advance your skills. Due to high demand from local hospitals for specialized CNAs, Aims offers the first program of its kind in Northern Colorado, designed to help you transition into acute care settings with confidence.\n\nThis five-week certificate program includes 90 hours of advanced CNA training, covering skills such as sterile techniques, cardiovascular monitoring, urinary care, and more, well beyond the state board’s standard requirements. You’ll also participate in a 30-hour clinical rotation to practice what you’ve learned in a real-world acute care environment.\n\nInterested? Don’t miss the required orientation session.\n\nOrientation Details:\n\nAttendance at one of these sessions is mandatory for admission into the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate program. You’ll get essential details about registration, program expectations, and required documentation.\n\nRequirements to Enroll:\n\nCurrent Colorado CNA Certification: You must have a current certification before applying. If you’re not yet certified, consider enrolling in the Aims Nurse Aide Certificate program first to gain the necessary skills.Background CheckDrug ScreeningUp-to-Date Immunizations\nWhy Choose the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate?\n\nThis certificate is designed specifically to meet the needs of local hospitals looking for CNAs who can support acute care providers. By completing this program, you’ll be prepared for employment opportunities in acute care settings, equipped with specialized skills that set you apart from traditional CNA roles.\n\n \n\nReady to Get Started?\n\nSpace is limited, and admission is competitive. To begin, make sure to attend one of the orientation sessions listed above and complete the required documentation. For additional information about the program requirements, visit the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate Admission Requirements page.\n\nHelp meet the demand for skilled acute care nurse aides in Northern Colorado and learn new skills that will help you support patients and healthcare providers in hospitals., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Acute Care Nurse Aide Orientation - Aims Community College":1,"#JoAnn Rodriguez":1,"#JoAnn Rodriguez profile":1,"#nurse aide":1,"#Help meet the demand for skilled acute care nurse aides in Northern Colorado and learn new skills that will help you support patients and healthcare providers in hospitals.":1,"#Space is limited, and admission is competitive. To begin, make sure to attend one of the orientation sessions listed above and complete the required documentation. For additional information about the program requirements, visit the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate Admission Requirements page.":1,"#This certificate is designed specifically to meet the needs of local hospitals looking for CNAs who can support acute care providers. By completing this program, you’ll be prepared for employment opportunities in acute care settings, equipped with specialized skills that set you apart from traditional CNA roles.":1,"#Why Choose the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate?":1,"#Up-to-Date Immunizations":1,"#Drug Screening":1,"#Background Check":1,"#Current Colorado CNA Certification: You must have a current certification before applying. If you’re not yet certified, consider enrolling in the Aims Nurse Aide Certificate program first to gain the necessary skills.":1,"#Requirements to Enroll:":1,"#Attendance at one of these sessions is mandatory for admission into the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate program. You’ll get essential details about registration, program expectations, and required documentation.":1,"#Orientation Details:":1,"#Interested? Don’t miss the required orientation session.":1,"#This five-week certificate program includes 90 hours of advanced CNA training, covering skills such as sterile techniques, cardiovascular monitoring, urinary care, and more, well beyond the state board’s standard requirements. You’ll also participate in a 30-hour clinical rotation to practice what you’ve learned in a real-world acute care environment.":1,"#If you’re a Colorado-certified nurse aide seeking new career challenges, the Acute Care Nurse Aide Certificate at Aims Community College is the perfect way to advance your skills. 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She grew up in eastern Washington and often heard college wasn’t for her …":1,"#/news/hardship-helping-hands":1,"#… Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Eastern Time. ECSI website, click here Refund Disbursements +1 (844 …":1,"#Last Page, Page 33":1,"#Object Oriented Programming: Mobile Applications Certificate Learn how to program mobile applications in C# or Java, depending on your preference …":1,"#/degrees-certificates/object-oriented-programming-mobile-applications-certificate":1,"#… Physical Geography: Landforms with Lab Physical Geography: Weather, Climate and Ecosystems with Lab General education requirements round out your learning …":1,"#/degrees-certificates/geography":1,"#… amount of subject areas, including biochemistry, cellular structure, anatomy and ecosystems, to name a few. Because living things are constantly …":1,"#/degrees-certificates/biology":1,"#… information on how to access the tax form thru Heartland ECSI: Visit their website at https://heartland.ecsi.net/index …":1,"#/cashiers-office-faq/1098t-tax-credit-faq":1,"#/departments/information-technology/gmail-and-google-apps":1,"#… dropped classes, overpayments, and other fees. Aims partners with Heartland ECSI, to offer the RefundSelect program, which allows students to …":1,"#Make Writing Easier with the Snowflake Method with the Writers Community Don't know where to start? It may be …":1,"#/node/217710":1,"#Heartland ECSI contract with Aims Community College- Student Refunds Aims Community College partnered with Heartland ECSI on providing student refund …":1,"#Last Page, Page 1":1,"#… in the work,” said Mindy Marshall, Aims Academic Advisor at ECA. ECA students have a mix of District Six teachers …":1,"#/news/early-college-academy-named-top-high-school":1,"#… a free Denver Public Library Card . 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