Once a struggling student, now a campus changemaker—Danielle Irwin’s return to Aims transformed her path from recovery to leadership, art to advocacy, and student to mentor in the very halls that shaped her.
This spring marks a historic milestone at Aims Community College, as it will be the first time the College will award bachelor’s degrees. Andrew Brown, one of the first graduates, is a Patrol Officer with the Greeley Police Department, an Aims instructor, and has been around Aims since he was a child.
From a quiet gap year to becoming a tech-savvy changemaker, Alicia Avitia’s Aims journey weaves discovery, leadership, and a deep commitment to inclusion, proving that one bold step can spark a future filled with purpose.
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.
