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Nous apprenions tous les uns des autres, et pas seulement des professeurs. Les discussions en classe sont extrêmement précieuses. »":1,"#« Chacun apporte un point de vue différent,":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">« J'attendais une formation comme celle-ci avec impatience !</strong> Forte de 16 ans d'expérience dans le secteur associatif, j'ai déjà acquis une mine de connaissances grâce à ce cours – des connaissances qui m'ont permis de devenir une professionnelle plus complète et mieux préparée pour de futures fonctions de direction dans le domaine associatif. La fin de cette session me rend un peu triste, mais <strong ljsid-2=\"\">je suis motivée à poursuivre ma formation avec les prochains modules proposés par cette académie. »</strong> –":1,"#je suis motivée à poursuivre ma formation avec les prochains modules proposés par cette académie. »":1,"#« J'attendais une formation comme celle-ci avec impatience !":1,"#s.salasozuna@aims.edu":1,"#Aims Agriculture students earned third place in an international animal welfare contes...":1,"#Aims Community College’s new Aircraft Maintenance Technician program earned FAA Part 1...":1,"#2025 marked a turning point at Aims Community College. New facilities took shape, acad...":1,"#Catch up on what's new across Aims. From academic milestones and student success stories to campus initiatives and community partnerships, our latest news keeps you informed and inspired. Browse recent updates and see how Aims continues to support learning, growth and opportunity for all.":1,"#Latest News Stories":1,"#Two students with flowers painted on their faces":1,"#Monday, December 15, 2025 - 16:32":1,"#Aims 2025-2027 Board of Trustees":1,"#Discover how the Fall 2025 class welcomes the future.":1,"#Wednesday, December 17, 2025 - 03:05":1,"#Aims Students at Animal Welfare Contest":1,"#Wednesday, December 17, 2025 - 13:45":1,"#people standing in front of an airplane":1,"#three graduates standing outdoors wearing caps and gowns holding diplomas":1,"#students at Fall In":1,"#This year, 1,747 students graduated from Aims, earning 2,717 credentials, as many students received multiple credentials. Learn more about a few exceptional Fall 2025 grads.":1,"#There’s always something happening at Aims. From campus activities and workshops to community gatherings and performances, our events bring students, employees and neighbors together. Explore upcoming opportunities to get involved, learn something new, build connections and experience the vibrant life of the Aims community.":1,"#Aims Community College has sworn in new and re-elected members of its Board of Trustees. Marilyn Schock, representing District C, is a re-elected member. New members are Rhonda Solis in District D and Marcella Mieczkowski in District E.":1,"#Aims Community College Swears in New Board Members":1,"#Aims Community College students finished third in the undergraduate division of the 2025 American Veterinary Medical Association Animal Welfare Assessment Contest at Texas A&M University.":1,"#Aims Students Hold Their Own at International Contest":1,"#Aims Community College said Wednesday that it has secured FAA certification for its Aircraft Maintenance Technician program, set to begin in January 2026. The designation makes Aims an official Part 147 aviation maintenance school, authorizing it to deliver the training required for students to test for their Airframe and Powerplant licenses.":1,"#FAA Gives Nod for Colorado Aircraft Maintenance Program":1,"#See how Aims is making headlines across Colorado and beyond. This section highlights news coverage featuring our programs, partnerships, people and initiatives. Stay informed on how Aims continues to support regional growth, expand educational opportunities and earn recognition for innovation and student success.":1,"#View All Spotlights":1,"#Congratulations Graduates":1,"#Two former Aims students are returning to campus in steel-toed boots, helping raise th...":1,"#TJ Virgil returns to school after decades away, determined to rebuild her family’s agr...":1,"#TJ’s return to college reshaped more than his career plans. It showed his kids what gr...":1,"#Dylaney Franz traded a fast track to medicine for the grit and spark of the garage, di...":1,"#Discover the voices that define Aims. From current students making an impact on campus to alumni building meaningful careers and contributing to their communities, these stories celebrate the journeys shaped by an Aims education. Explore personal achievements, inspiring pathways and the experiences that connect us across generations.":1,"#Student and Alumni Spotlight":1,"#View All Stories":1,"#Aims Community College welcomes new and returning trustees, strengthening leadership a...":1,"#Stay connected to the moments that matter at Aims Community College. Our featured stories highlight the people, programs and events that shape our campuses and our community. Explore in-depth coverage, student and faculty achievements and major announcements that reflect the Aims mission of building a stronger, more vibrant northern Colorado.":1,"#Featured Story":1,"#Sarah Seiffert - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Sarah Seiffert":1,"#Sean Elder":1,"#Adjunct Faculty: Aviation Maintenance Technology":1,"#Jul 13":1,"#on July 12, 2025":1,"#Events on July 12, 2025, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Events on July 12, 2025 - Aims Community College":1,"#View events on July 13 2025":1,"#View events on July 11 2025":1,"#Jul 11":1,"#Events: July 12, 2025":1,"#Additional people interested: Judith Eaton, Arizbe Soto-Ramirez, Shimberlee King":1,"#This session will delve into Imposter Syndrome where we can discuss how to combat it so you can approach your new teaching position with confidence!":1,"#Attention mentors and ALL new full-time and adjunct faculty!  Please join us for FTLC’s bimonthly Monday Mentor sessions (1:30-2:30pm) via Zoom where we will be discussing important topics related to being a new Aims faculty.  You do not need to be a part of the mentoring program to join! Check out the Monday Mentor schedule and resources!\n\nThis session will delve into Imposter Syndrome where we can discuss how to combat it so you can approach your new teaching position with confidence!\n\n \n\nAccess Zoom through this link.":1,"#Attention mentors and ALL new full-time and adjunct faculty!  Please join us for FTLC’s bimonthly Monday Mentor sessions (1:30-2:30pm) via Zoom where we will be discussing important topics related to being a new Aims faculty.  You do not need to be a part of the mentoring program to join! Check out the Monday Mentor schedule and resources!\n\nThis session will delve into Imposter Syndrome where we can discuss how to combat it so you can approach your new teaching position with confidence!\n\n \n\nAccess Zoom through this link., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Monday Mentors: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome - Aims Community College":1,"#Attention mentors and ALL new full-time and adjunct faculty! Please join us for FTLC’s bimonthly Monday Mentor sessions (1:30-2:30pm) via Zoom where we will be discussing important topics related to being a new Aims faculty. You do not need to be a part of the mentoring program to join! <a ljsid-1=\"\">Check out the Monday Mentor schedule and resources!</a>":1,"#Monday, September 30, 2024 1:30pm to 2:30pm":1,"#Sarah Liess - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Sarah Liess":1,"#Saturday, January 8, 2022 4:25am GMT+8":1,"#Thursday, October 27, 2022 1:16am GMT+8":1,"#Students must complete 8 credits from the following course options.":1,"#AGP-2080 - Production Ag Internship":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:57:02":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:55:22":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:55:16":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:54:21":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:53:33":1,"#Transcript with Arty on 23/12/2025, 14:53:05":1,"#on November 11, 2024":1,"#Events on November 11, 2024, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Events on November 11, 2024 - Aims Community College":1,"#View events on November 12 2024":1,"#View events on November 10 2024":1,"#Nov 12":1,"#Share Monday Mentors: Classroom Management on X":1,"#Events: November 11, 2024":1,"#Jennifer Ridgeway - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Jennifer Ridgeway":1,"#on July 7, 2022":1,"#Events on July 7, 2022, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Events on July 7, 2022 - Aims Community College":1,"#I'm Interested Engaging Students and Streamlining Courses with D2L's Quizzes Tool with Dr. Cerisa Reynolds":1,"#View events on July 08 2022":1,"#Jul 8":1,"#View events on July 06 2022":1,"#Share Engaging Students and Streamlining Courses with D2L's Quizzes Tool with Dr. Cerisa Reynolds on X":1,"#Events: July 7, 2022":1,"#Mon, Dec 22, 2025 12am":1,"#When: December 22, 2025 - January 20, 2026":1,"#Today, Monday, December 22nd, 2025":1,"#December 22, 2025 - January 20, 2026":1,"#Christina Johnson - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Christina Johnson":1,"#Ray Peterson | Aims Community College":1,"#Wednesday, June 28, 2023 3:30pm to 5pm":1,"#Eli Pate - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Eli Pate":1,"#Melanie Douglass - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Melanie Douglass":1,"#Coffee and tea will be provided to attendees. Prefer to join us virtually? Email <a ljsid-1=\"\">CPD@aims.edu</a> for details.":1,"#We are all influenced by our backgrounds and the societies in which we live. Differences in race, age, gender, nationality, and many other factors can contribute to assumptions being made on both sides of an interaction. This training program will introduce participants to the ways that the human brain is primed to form biases and how we can become better at recognizing and overcoming them. Building on that awareness, we’ll examine how one’s attitude, knowledge, and skill set can be bolstered to improve interpersonal relationships, team cohesion, and workplace culture.":1,"#To be culturally competent is to go beyond recognizing diversity to developing an awareness of how our individual identities and backgrounds impact our interactions with others. It also means using that knowledge to strengthen our ability to interact successfully with all kinds of people and improve outcomes in relationships both personally and professionally.":1,"#To be culturally competent is to go beyond recognizing diversity to developing an awareness of how our individual identities and backgrounds impact our interactions with others. It also means using that knowledge to strengthen our ability to interact successfully with all kinds of people and improve outcomes in relationships both personally and professionally.\n\nWe are all influenced by our backgrounds and the societies in which we live. Differences in race, age, gender, nationality, and many other factors can contribute to assumptions being made on both sides of an interaction. This training program will introduce participants to the ways that the human brain is primed to form biases and how we can become better at recognizing and overcoming them. Building on that awareness, we’ll examine how one’s attitude, knowledge, and skill set can be bolstered to improve interpersonal relationships, team cohesion, and workplace culture.\n\nCoffee and tea will be provided to attendees. Prefer to join us virtually? Email CPD@aims.edu for details.":1,"#To be culturally competent is to go beyond recognizing diversity to developing an awareness of how our individual identities and backgrounds impact our interactions with others. It also means using that knowledge to strengthen our ability to interact successfully with all kinds of people and improve outcomes in relationships both personally and professionally.\n\nWe are all influenced by our backgrounds and the societies in which we live. Differences in race, age, gender, nationality, and many other factors can contribute to assumptions being made on both sides of an interaction. This training program will introduce participants to the ways that the human brain is primed to form biases and how we can become better at recognizing and overcoming them. Building on that awareness, we’ll examine how one’s attitude, knowledge, and skill set can be bolstered to improve interpersonal relationships, team cohesion, and workplace culture.\n\nCoffee and tea will be provided to attendees. Prefer to join us virtually? Email CPD@aims.edu for details., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Cultural Competency Workshop - Aims Community College":1,"#Sarah Shaia profile":1,"#Additional people interested: Rosalba Martinez-Sharp":1,"#Tuesday, March 4, 2025 9am to 11am":1,"#walter arvisais":1,"#Can't make it? This session will be offered again on Thursday, 10/30, at 4:00 pm.":1,"#Have you been asked to write an academic paper and include scholarly sources? Learn how to strengthen your paper by finding scholarly sources, skimming them smartly for the key information, and including them in your writing.\n\n \n\nCan't make it? This session will be offered again on Thursday, 10/30, at 4:00 pm.":1,"#Have you been asked to write an academic paper and include scholarly sources? Learn how to strengthen your paper by finding scholarly sources, skimming them smartly for the key information, and including them in your writing.\n\n \n\nCan't make it? This session will be offered again on Thursday, 10/30, at 4:00 pm., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Marlen Rodriguez profile":1,"#Christy Crowson profile":1,"#Additional people interested: Tarynn Douglas, Alexis Padilla, Betty Licon, Leslie Scott, Cassandra Duran, Gina Trujillo":1,"#Register to attend on Zoom: <a ljsid-1=\"\">https://tinyurl.com/Sources1-Fall25</a>":1,"#Gina Trujillo":1,"#Cassandra Duran":1,"#Leslie Scott":1,"#Alexis Padilla":1,"#Marlen Rodriguez":1,"#Christy Crowson":1,"#<span ljsid-1=\"\">+ 11 People</span> interested in event":1,"#Friday, October 10, 2025 1pm to 2pm":1,"#Hung Le - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Hung Le":1,"#Hung Le":1,"#A study guide is available for purchase at Elsevier Evolve <a ljsid-1=\"\"><u ljsid-1-0=\"\">Admission Assessment Exam Review</u></a>. Study guides may also be purchased from the <a ljsid-3=\"\">Aims Bookstore</a> or accessed through the <a ljsid-5=\"\">Aims Kiefer Library</a>.":1,"#Carol Sandin | Aims Community College":1,"#revised dept, title":1,"#carol.sandin@aims.edu":1,"#on September 2, 2025":1,"#Events on September 2, 2025, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform":1,"#Events on September 2, 2025 - Aims Community College":1,"#When: September 2, 2025 - September 2, 2025":1,"#View events on September 03 2025":1,"#View events on September 01 2025":1,"#September 2, 2025 - September 2, 2025":1,"#Sep 3":1,"#Events: September 2, 2025":1,"#Meha Darooka | Aims Community College":1,"#Poem by Robert Frost: \"The Woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.\"":1,"#In her personal life, she enjoys traveling, exploring new places, and reading. She hopes to visit as many places in Colorado as possible. We do have majestic and picturesque mountains here, after all.":1,"#Professor Darooka moved to Colorado in Fall 2018 to join the esteemed faculty of Aims Community College and has taught College Algebra, Introduction to Statistics, College Trigonometry, Math for Liberal Arts, and other courses at the Fort Lupton campus. The professor started teaching Mathematics as a graduate assistant in Fall 2004 and began working as a full-time instructor in Fall 2006. Additionally, she worked as a Mathematics tutor from Fall 2001 to Summer 2005 while in graduate school, helping tutor students with learning disabilities. Professor Darooka is passionate and enthusiastic about teaching Mathematics and assisting students to gain skills to be successful in their academic pursuits & future endeavors.":1,"#1999 – Software Development; National Institute of Information Technology, Pune, India":1,"#1999 – Business/Commerce; Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India":1,"#2001 – BS, Information Technology, with Accounting minor; University of Rio Grande, OH, USA":1,"#2003 – MBA; Marshall University, WV, USA":1,"#Educational Background2005 – MA, Mathematics; Marshall University, WV, USA2003 – MBA; Marshall University, WV, USA2001 – BS, Information Technology, with Accounting minor; University of Rio Grande, OH, USA1999 – Business/Commerce; Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India1999 – Software Development; National Institute of Information Technology, Pune, IndiaProfessional BackgroundProfessor Darooka moved to Colorado in Fall 2018 to join the esteemed faculty of Aims Community College and has taught College Algebra, Intr":1,"#2005 – MA, Mathematics; Marshall University, WV, USA":1,"#所在学校的 Aims 同步入学学生协调员。":1,"#如有任何疑问，请联系您":1,"#Gayle Kakac - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Gayle Kakac":1,"#Este curso se centra en las características avanzadas del lenguaje de programación C# y el .NET Framework, mediante la creación de aplicaciones complejas para Windows. Se exploran las relaciones entre C# y la plataforma y el framework .NET. Los estudiantes desarrollarán programas en C# claros, bien estructurados y documentados, que enfatizan la escritura y el uso de clases como tipos de datos abstractos, colecciones, herencia y genéricos. Este curso no se puede repetir para obtener créditos.":1,"#Educational BackgroundUniversity of Texas - El Paso, Texas: 2001 B.A.: Major: Psychology Minor: Legal ReasoningJ. Reuben Clark Law School - Provo, Utah: 2004 J.D.University of Texas - El Paso, Texas: 2012 M.Ed.The Association of College and University Educators and the American Council on Education (ACUE): 2018 Certification of Effective College Instruction Aims Community College - Greeley, Colorado: 2024 Online Instructor CertificationProfessional BackgroundI was born and raised in El Paso, Texas.":1,"#2025 marked a turning point at Aims Community College. New facilities took shape, academic pathways expanded, students earned national recognition and partnerships deepened. It was a year defined by momentum, purpose and measurable progress across Northern Colorado.":1,"#Erica Jones | Aims Community College":1,"#In my final semester at Aims, I was accepted to the University of California, Berkeley, where I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Linguistics in the Spring of 2014. While at Berkeley, I documented Lamoji, a language of Uganda, completed two internships for the Boalt School of Law and the Panlex project, and taught a course on the Klingon language from Star Trek.":1,"#I attended Aims from the Fall of 2010 to the Spring of 2012, and I obtained an associate degree in Liberal Arts. During my time at Aims, I focused on studies in French, Psychology, English, and Creative Writing. I was one of the two inaugural graduates of the Honors Program, and I had the unique opportunity to help shape the program for future students.":1,"#Donnie with his mother at graduation.":1,"#I've been involved with Aims my entire life. Starting with preschool in the Early Childhood Education program, as well as College for Kids during my elementary school years, Aims was always a part of my education. As a dropout from Greeley West, the Aims High School Diploma Program (now Centennial BOCES High School) was the natural option for me to get my high school diploma. After graduating, I enrolled at Aims to get my associate degree with the plan to go on to study linguistics at a four-year university. I knew Aims was the right place to start my education, and I can't imagine beginning my journey anywhere else. The staff, faculty, and students are a true community of learners with the success of each student at the center of their values.":1,"#Donnie with his mother at graduation":1,"#ESL student, Hyeyeon and Donnie in front of The Last Bookstore in Downtown Los Angeles. They bought a book to read together for English practice. June 2018.":1,"#Aims had done so much for my education and my personal growth that I always tried to give back in any way that I could. In my time at Aims, I connected with so many people, building lifelong relationships with my advisors and teachers, and helping my fellow students to succeed. I was honored to be given the opportunity to deliver the commencement speech at the graduation ceremony in 2012. I could not have asked for a more rewarding experience than to be able to give my fellow students some words of encouragement as they moved into their bright futures, and to recognize Aims for its incredible mission for education, and for all of the wonderful things it had done for us!":1,"#Oh boy! While at Aims, I served as the Peer Educator for Sexual Health at ASACC. One of my programs included tabling in the hallway of Ed Beaty hall with anatomical replicas for demonstrating self-examinations for breast and testicular cancer. Needless to say, the students who stopped at our table were more than amused, but by the time they walked away, they had learned a life-saving skill. It was always my goal to bring as much fun to my programs as possible. Nothing contributes to learning like a healthy dose of laughter.":1,"#After obtaining my BA, I worked for tech start-up companies in San Francisco for three and a half years. I started as a technical support agent, and left my most recent company, SmartRecruiters, as an operations manager. I have since moved to Los Angeles, where I'm working as a technical associate for a marketing firm in Santa Monica.":1,"#Donnie Schultz with John Szabo, the Los Angeles City Librarian, and Mitch O'Farrell, City Council member for District 13 presenting a symbolic check to the Los Angeles City Council. April 2018.":1,"#Colorado Welding Inspector of the Year Award":1,"#Jones has been a welding instructor at Aims since 2017 and became the department chair in 2020. He often found himself in mentorship roles in welding shops before becoming an instructor. Jones has a passion for teaching and guiding the next generation of welders. “If I could just help one or two people and help this industry continue to support our communities, that's all I want.”":1,"#“I am humbled, thrilled, and honored that I’ve been able to touch enough lives to hopefully have a positive impact,” Jones said. “If I can mentor students and give them direction in their life, where maybe they didn’t have any direction before, that’s the absolute best thing I could ever hope for.”":1,"#Cody Jones instructs students in the Aims welding fabrication lab.":1,"#Cody Jones received the American Welding Society District 20 Educator of the Year Award for 2025–26. District 20 includes six states, including Colorado. He has been an AWS member for nearly 20 years and previously received the Educator of the Year Award for the Colorado Section in 2022.":1,"#Welding Educator of the Year Award":1,"#honors members who have made significant contributions to the world of welding at the national, district and section levels. Later this fall, AWS will officially present the awards.":1,"#Aims Faculty Member and Alumnus Recognized by American Welding Society | Aims Community College":1,"#Connor Schwartz":1,"#Cody Jones with students":1,"#Learn more about the program at Aims at":1,"#AWS recently recognized Aims Welding Professor Cody Jones and Aims alumnus Connor Schwartz as top people in the profession. Every year, the":1,"#“Welding is an industry that's not geographically limited and touches everything in our lives, from the food we eat to the clothes we wear to the schools that we learn in. It really has a far-reaching ripple effect,” Jones said.":1,"#Aims provides students with hands-on training in state-of-the-art labs and industry-standard equipment at the Greeley and Fort Lupton campuses. Guided by experienced instructors, students gain technical skills, problem-solving, safety awareness and teamwork abilities essential to success in the field.":1,"#The recognition of faculty and alumni demonstrates that Aims’ welding program prepares students for high-demand careers.":1,"#Study Welding at Aims":1,"#For Schwartz, success in welding has come from his determination to keep growing and improving. “I think the main thing is just attitude. It doesn’t matter how much you know, it’s just how much you’re willing to learn.”":1,"#in Commerce City. He has been with the company since 2021, while still a student at Aims. Over the years, Schwartz rose through the ranks at the organization. One of the things he attributes to jump-starting his career is attaining the Certified Welding Inspector credential through the AWS earlier this year. “That gave me the extra boost I needed,” he said.":1,"#Industrial Constructors Managers (ICM)":1,"#Schwartz works as a shop foreman at":1,"#One of Jones’ former students, Connor Schwartz, is already impacting the regional welding community. AWS’s Colorado Section, covering the state’s northern region, named Schwartz the Welding Inspector of the Year. He graduated with an associate degree in welding from Aims in 2022.":1,"#Connor Schwartz on a job site.":1,"#Aims Community College celebrates two members of its welding community who have been honored by the American Welding Society (AWS) for achievements in the field.":1,"#Sigma Delta Kappa":1,"#x.zheng@aims.edu":1,"#Radiologic Technology Mandatory Informational Powerpoint | Aims Community College":1,"#RTE Orientation 2025 updated.pdf":1,"#Ellen Swieter - Aims Community College":1,"#Send a message to Ellen Swieter":1,"#Dr. Teresa Cribelli, (she/her), Belonging, Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (BaJEDI) Program Manager, has some tips for how to make spaces like the PERC, Aims events and classrooms accessible for students and visitors with autism.":1,"#According to the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment, in 2022, Weld County experienced a 62% increase in new HIV diagnoses compared to 2021.":1,"#Share FREE and Confidential STI Testing offered on Campus on X":1,"#According to the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment, in 2022, Weld County experienced a 62% increase in new HIV diagnoses compared to 2021.\n\nThe Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment offers FREE and Confidential Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing on Campus.\n\n \n\nUpcoming Testing Dates:\n\nTuesday, March 28 | noon-4 p.m. (Greeley STCO Lobby)\n\nThursday, April 20 | noon- 3 p.m. (Fort Lupton FLPR110)\n\nTuesday, April 25 |  noon-4 p.m. (Greeley STCO Lobby)\n\nThursday, April 27 | noon-4 p.m.  (Windsor WPSI230)\n \n\nIt is 100% FREE and CONFIDENTIAL!\n\nAvailable Screenings Include Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, and HIV.\n\nParticipate in testing and receive a FREE gift card to Arty's Bistro! \n\nSponsored by the Campus Activities Programming Board of Aims Community College. This program is funded by student fees and is provided for the students of Aims Community College. Call 970-339-6225 or email student.activities@aims.edu for more information.  \n\nCall 970-339-6388 to request accommodations for this event. The views presented in this program do not necessarily represent those of Aims Community College or the Associated Students of Aims.":1,"#According to the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment, in 2022, Weld County experienced a 62% increase in new HIV diagnoses compared to 2021.\n\nThe Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment offers FREE and Confidential Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing on Campus.\n\n \n\nUpcoming Testing Dates:\n\nTuesday, March 28 | noon-4 p.m. (Greeley STCO Lobby)\n\nThursday, April 20 | noon- 3 p.m. (Fort Lupton FLPR110)\n\nTuesday, April 25 |  noon-4 p.m. (Greeley STCO Lobby)\n\nThursday, April 27 | noon-4 p.m.  (Windsor WPSI230)\n \n\nIt is 100% FREE and CONFIDENTIAL!\n\nAvailable Screenings Include Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, and HIV.\n\nParticipate in testing and receive a FREE gift card to Arty's Bistro! \n\nSponsored by the Campus Activities Programming Board of Aims Community College. This program is funded by student fees and is provided for the students of Aims Community College. Call 970-339-6225 or email student.activities@aims.edu for more information.  \n\nCall 970-339-6388 to request accommodations for this event. 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