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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,"#If you are creating the expense report from a Spend Authorization, you will need to use the same Cost Center and Additional Worktags.":1,"#Additional Worktags":1,"#Select the Create Expense Report under Task.":1,"#From your Workday home page select Personal, then Expense Hub button.":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,"#Create Expense Report task button":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,"#Additional Worktags: Users in Professional Services-related cost centers may be required to associate an expense report with a project worktag, even if you are not charging expenses to customer-billable projects. Make sure to use what was entered on the Spend Authorization.":1,"#Cost Center: Workday may auto-populate this field; it should only be modified as needed. Make sure to use what was entered on the Spend Authorization.":1,"#Note: See the Additional Worktags section below if your organization requires a project, cost center, and/or location to be associated with your expense report.":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. Schock most recently has been the driving force in building and leading UCHealth Greeley Hospital, where she recently retired as President.":1,"#Fort Lupton Campus Testing Information":1,"#Interested in learning more about Aims Community College and what it has to offer? 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You may still have additional holds depending on the information you provided during onboarding. You can confirm completion by reviewing your holds and verifying that the New Student Onboarding hold shows a Date Resolved.":1,"#Completion":1,"#Under 16 Students Registration Hold - If you are under age 16, this step notifies you that a hold has been placed on your record and explains how to schedule a meeting with an advisor. Select Submit to continue.":1,"#High school concurrent students registering through the HSP team will have this hold removed for the fall semester going into spring. Students registering themselves in conjunction with the HSP team will need to complete onboarding in the spring semester going into fall.":1,"#Any high school student taking a class outside of that agreement as self-pay is still required to complete this form.":1,"#Under 18 Parents Document - If you are under age 18, open and print the Parent Statement for Under 18 Students document. After it is completed, upload it to the corresponding inbox task. The Registration and Records team will review it and release the Under 18 Need Parent Signature hold.":1,"#Conditional Steps for Students Under 18 or Under 16":1,"#The Safety and Security department requires students to have an Aims ID card and a parking pass when applicable. Photos taken for the student ID card will be loaded into Workday to help verify identity in person. If you want a new ID photo taken, work with the SAIL office.":1,"#Student ID and Parking Permit - Visit the SAIL office to get your student ID and parking pass, if applicable.":1,"#Notice of Consumer Information for Students - Read the instructions and attachment, check I Agree, and select Submit.":1,"#Student Services Questionnaire - Answer all questions and select Submit.":1,"#Student Code of Conduct Acknowledgment - Read the instructions, check I Agree, and select Submit.":1,"#Review My Personal Information - Review your legal sex, date of birth, marital status, race and ethnicity, and citizenship status. If the information is correct, select Approve. If changes are needed, select Edit, make updates, upload documentation if required, submit, and then select Approve.":1,"#Read the FERPA Release Authorization Waiver, explain why you are granting access in the Purpose of the Waiver field, check Confirm, and select Submit. After the confirmation screen appears, select Done.":1,"#For more information, review the Aims resource on approving third-party access.":1,"#If the person is marked as a third-party user, you must also enter an email address and email type so they can receive login information.":1,"#Country Phone Code":1,"#If the person is an emergency contact and or third-party user, open the Contact Information tab and enter:":1,"#Contact Information - required if the person is an emergency contact and or a third-party user.":1,"#First Name and Last Name - enter the contact's name.":1,"#Is Third Party User - check this only if you want to grant the person access to parts of your record.":1,"#Enter the following information as needed:":1,"#In the Relationship Types section, select all relationship types that apply. 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To authorize Aims to use your federal student aid for non-institutional charges, check I Authorize and select Submit.":1,"#Submit Official Transcripts or Documents for Credit - Read the reminder about submitting official transcripts from previously attended institutions or official test scores, then select Submit.":1,"#Request Advising Appointment - Review where to find your advisor's information and make an appointment. Select Submit to acknowledge the instructions.":1,"#Sex Offender Questionnaire - Read each question carefully, respond according to your situation, and select Submit.":1,"#Aims Community of Care - Read the instructions and select Submit.":1,"#Review My Home Contact Information - Review your address, phone number, and non-Aims email address. If the information is correct, select Approve. If updates are needed, select Edit, make the changes, submit them, and then select Approve.":1,"#Review Residency - Review your residency status. If it is correct, no further action is needed. If it is incorrect, contact records@aims.edu.":1,"#Review My Name - Read the information on legal and preferred names and review your names in the system. If everything is correct, select Submit. If changes are needed, select Edit.":1,"#Voter Registration - Read the statement, select I Agree, and submit.":1,"#Statement of Mental Wellness and Success - Review the statement, check I Agree, and submit.":1,"#Annual Notification of Non-Discrimination - Review the statement, check I Agree, and submit.":1,"#Drug Free Schools and Communities - Review the statement, check I Agree, and submit.":1,"#Student Financial Agreement - Open the Student Financial Agreement, read the information, check I Agree, and select Submit. This removes the Student Financials Agreement Hold.":1,"#You will receive two inbox items related to student financials. 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This replaces the PIN requirement in Banner and ensures new degree- and certificate-seeking students receive advising every semester.":1,"#The first three holds will be placed on your account, with additional holds assigned throughout the process.":1,"#Holds You May See":1,"#The first onboarding task in your inbox is titled Complete to Do - Mandatory to do's prior to next term registration. Read the instructions carefully, then select Submit to clear that item from your inbox.":1,"#You can also go directly to your inbox by selecting the Inbox icon in the top-right corner next to your profile picture.":1,"#On your Workday homepage, use the Awaiting Your Action tile under the banner. Select the item labeled New Student Onboarding to open your inbox.":1,"#How to Access Your Action Items":1,"#The purpose of New Student Onboarding is to verify key information about your account and program, and to share critical information with you as a new student. Holds may be placed on your account until required onboarding steps are completed.":1,"#This guide explains how to navigate Workday and complete your New Student Onboarding tasks. As a new student, you will receive both an email and an inbox item in Workday notifying you of required onboarding items.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 21/4/2026, 9:09:54 a.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 21/4/2026, 9:09:31 a.m.":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 2026/4/21 13:09:12":1,"#Click to show TTS button":1,"#I'm Interested in Weld Food Bank Farms to Families Food Truck @ Windsor Campus":1,"#I'm Interested in Weld Food Bank Farms to Families Food Truck @ Fort Lupton Campus":1,"#I'm Interested in Weld Food Bank Farms to Families Food Truck @ Greeley Campus":1,"#I'm Interested in Community Care Kit Packing Party":1,"#I'm Interested in Period Product Packing Party":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 20/4/2026, 8:19:52 p.m.":1,"#The Graphic Design and Rich Media department at Aims Community College is excited to invite you to our introductory Makers & Fakers event! On Thursday, April 2, 2026, at 4 p.m., we’re hosting a two-hour, in-person interactive event on the Greeley Campus (in the student commons room 114).":1,"#The Graphic Design and Rich Media department at Aims Community College is excited to invite you to our introductory Makers & Fakers event! On Thursday, April 2, 2026, at 4 p.m., we’re hosting a two-hour, in-person interactive event on the Greeley Campus (in the student commons room 114).\n\nThis event is all about connecting you with working with your fellow peers and working professionals in graphic design, web design, and animation. — Together, you will have the opportunity to solve fun (and sometimes silly) creative challenges. You might even pick up some cool swag!\n\nThe goals of the event are for students to: \n\nBuild communityCollaborate in a team-based creative environmentNetwork with other creativesGain real-world insight from industry professionals in each fieldPractice creative problem-solvingBuild meaningful professional connections in a fun and supportive settingWe look forward to seeing your creativity there! \n\nFood and prizes will be provided.\n\nRegister to save yourself a seat! aims.co/gdrm-makers":1,"#The Graphic Design and Rich Media department at Aims Community College is excited to invite you to our introductory Makers & Fakers event! 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