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Andrea DeCosmo has been named vice president for academic affairs and chief academic officer at Aims Community College. DeCosmo, who joined Aims in 2022, brings more than 25 years of higher-education experience.
Aims air traffic controller Professor Patti Phillips spent 30 years as an FAA air traffic controller. She began her shift at the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center in Longmont not long after the first plane hit in New York. When the second plane hit the other tower, Phillips and her co-workers knew the situation was serious.
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.
