Balancing motherhood, college, and work, Morgan Martin’s inspiring journey at Aims Community College highlights the power of resilience, family support, and finding purpose through education. As a first-generation student, her story showcases the transformative impact of student support services and career redirection.
Ben Scott never expected a broken bracelet to change his life. But when the memorial bracelet he wore to honor a fallen friend snapped, it set him on a path that led him to Aims Community College and a new skill: welding.
Kira Davis Weber has lived in seven states, worked various jobs, and studied everything from German literature to tourism management, but was unsure of her path. She researched local trade programs. Kira came across the automotive program at Aims. She decided to tour the Automotive and Technology Center in Windsor, and that’s when everything clicked.
Like many high school graduates, Tobiah Howell felt uncertain about his future. He worked full-time at a landscaping company, unsure of his next steps. Firefighting was suggested, and after some research and thought, he pursued that path at Aims.
Growing up in Greeley, Bryelle Rummings always had big dreams. At Aims, she excelled in academics. Beyond the classroom, Bryelle has become a campus leader. Most notably in student government, but also as an active member of other on-campus organizations. Bryelle’s story reflects the heart of Aims: opportunity, connection, and transformation.
