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  • Ashleigh Knapp

    Ashleigh Knapp Transitions from Corporate Work to Community Impact

    June 22, 2026
    After a successful corporate career, Ashleigh Knapp found a new path in nonprofit leadership. Through Aims Community College’s Nonprofit Leadership Academy, she gained hands-on experience, launched a community-focused campaign with Loveland Community Kitchen, and turned a career transition into lasting local impact.
  • Jeremiah Oatman

    Jeremiah Oatman Finds His Voice at Aims

    June 08, 2026
    A love of writing, a passion for psychology and a commitment to mental health advocacy are shaping Jeremiah Oatman’s future. Discover how the Aims Community College student is turning life experience into purpose, connection and a growing platform for his voice.
  • Elizabeth Spayd

    Elizabeth Spayd Turned a Leap of Faith Into a Business and a Degree

    May 04, 2026
    Entrepreneur Elizabeth Spayd turned a bold investment into a thriving mobile boutique—while earning two business degrees at Aims Community College. Her journey blends real-world hustle with classroom strategy, proving education and ambition can grow side by side.
  • Jose Leon

    Jose Leon Rewrites His Story at Aims

    May 04, 2026
    Jose Leon transformed from a disengaged high school student into a high-achieving English major at Aims Community College. His journey as a first-generation college student highlights resilience, academic growth and a renewed sense of purpose shaping his path toward CU Boulder.
  • Pepper Feldman

    Pepper Feldman Rebuilds His Life Through Art, Education and Purpose

    April 15, 2026
    From homelessness to award-winning art, Pepper Feldman’s journey through Aims Community College is a powerful story of resilience, mental health healing, and creative rebirth—proving it’s never too late to rebuild, rediscover purpose, and turn pain into meaningful expression.