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If you’d like to know how music icon Dolly Parton touched families in Weld County’s farms and oil fields, you can ask Aims Community College English professor Megan Friesen. When Colorado partnered with Dolly’s Imagination Library in 2020, Friesen wanted to see whether Weld County had a program. It did not. So, she stepped up.
Aims Community College CEO and President picked up an award in August, recognizing the school’s efforts to provide health care to its students. Dr. Leah Bornstein received the 2026 Community Health Champions award from Sunrise Community Health
Leah Bornstein, CEO and president of Aims, will be one of 13 women from Northern Colorado to be recognized with this year’s Women of Distinction awards, a program to acknowledge the contributions of female leaders in the region. Selected in the Education category, Bornstein is the sixth person to take the helm at Aims.
