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Career Services Faculty:
| Rachel Davis
Advisor, Senior
970-339-6436
rachel.davis@aims.edu Student Success Center
Greeley Campus, CCTR 160
Greeley, CO 80634
Educational/Professional Background: I graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance from Taylor University in Indiana. I then received my Master’s of Education in College Student Affairs from Azusa Pacific University. I initially began in Student Services as a Resident Director working at Cal Poly-Pomona, Marquette University and Bethel University. I am excited about serving Aims students/alumni as the Senior Advisor of Career Services at Aims.
Area of specialty: My area of specialty is working with undecided/undeclared students who desire to connect their educational and career dreams/goals. In Career Services we seek to help students explore who they are, discover their strengths and gifts, connect to resources/people who will aid them in their exploration and eventually see them succeed in their choice of major and life/career direction.
Personal philosophy on advising: As an advisor I believe it is my role to provide guidance, direction and resources to students in a way that helps them to articulate, own and achieve their educational, career and life goals.
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| Mary Tucker
Advisor, Senior
303-857-4022 Ext. 4303
mary.tucker@aims.edu Student Services
Fort Lupton Campus
Fort Lupton, CO 80621
Educational/Professional Background: I have a B.A. in Sociology with an emphasis in Social Work. My M.S. is in Counselor Education. Both of these degrees are from Southern Illinois University. Before coming to Aims, I worked at UNM in their Admissions Department.
Area of specialty: I have been with Aims for approximately 13 1/2 years. I work at the Ft. Lupton Campus. I am the Academic and Financial Aid Advisor for this campus. I also do the Career Counseling and I am in charge of Assessment.
Personal philosophy on advising: I believe advising is very important for the student. Hopefully we help the student make the right choices. Advising should be a partnership between the Advisor and student. An Advisor is also a teacher. I want to help the student learn to use the tools available to them.
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