COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Updates and InformationCOVID-19 (Coronavirus) Updates and Information
Aims Community College is continuously updating its information and guidance to address changing local and global conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic. These pages provide information about COVID-19 and how it impacts Aims, precautions that are being taken and prevention measures you can take. We encourage all students and employees to get vaccinated. You can visit our COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic page to sign up for an appointment. Please note, Aims is encouraging, but not requiring, everyone to get vaccinated. We realize this is a personal and private medical decision.
Aims is utilizing a phased approach to return to fully operational campuses for Fall 2021.
Check-in Station Locations Confirmed Cases Report COVID-19 Vaccine ClinicsHow to Report Symptoms - EmployeesHow to Report Symptoms - Students
Location: PERC Building (South Door)
Please contact the following for a registration link:
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Aims Community College activated an emergency operations team focused on coordinating the College’s response in accordance with guidance provided by:
We encourage you to use the following table to understand what restrictions will continue to be in place and what restrictions will be lifted as we enter into new re-entry phases.
Re-Entry Phases and Requirements Table
Thank you for continuing to look out for one another to make our campuses a safe place to learn and work!
Updated COVID-19 Protocols
In an effort to preserve our in-person work/learning environment and maintain our commitment to the community’s safety, the College is updating its COVID-19 protocols.
Read the full update on COVID-19 Protocols.
Aims Community College is committed to ensuring that all students are able to study and learn in an environment that is healthy, safe, and free from bias or discrimination.
Stigma can result from a lack of knowledge about COVID-19. Fear and anxiety can lead to social stigma — including discrimination against a group of people, a place, or a nation. Everyone can help stop stigma related to COVID-19 by knowing the facts and sharing them with others in your community.
Reducing Stigma About COVID-19 from the CDC
COVID-19 Information from the CDC
Aims Community College encourages the prompt reporting of any incident of discrimination and/or harassment. Reports related to incidents of discrimination, harassment or retaliation can be made by: