The Student Activities, Inclusion & Leadership department at Aims Community College provides services and resources to help our students maximize their student experience.
Arty’s Pantry provides all Aims students experiencing financial need and/or food insecurity with food, personal hygiene items and school supplies.
Are you or do you know a currently enrolled student skipping meals, or eating less because of paying for other expenses, such as rent? We can help! Arty’s Pantry strives to ensure that all students have access to the basic items they need to succeed. We want our students to be able to concentrate on their studies, plan for the semester and not worry about how they will get their next meal.
For more information about Arty's Pantry visit the Arty's Pantry page.
The Student Government Association is offering all Aims students, who pay student fees, bus passes FOR ONLY $1 PER SEMESTER for Greeley-Evans Transit (GET) system.
Bus pass stickers are available at the Student Activities, Inclusion & Leadership Office in the College Center, Room 131 on the Greeley Campus. You must be a current, fee-paying student and present your valid Aims Student ID* in order to take advantage of this great opportunity. This bus pass allows you to ride anywhere Greeley-Evans Transit (GET) will take you.
For more information go to:
https://www.aims.edu/student/studentlife/Bus-Passes.php
Fax services are available in room 131 of the College Center on the Greeley campus.
Cost to send a fax are:
Local number: 50¢ per page
Long Distance number: $1.50 for the first page and 50¢ for each additional page
Receiving faxes: 50¢ per page
For more information stop by the Student Activities, Inclusion & Leadership office in the room 131 of the College Center on the Greeley campus or call (970) 339-6501.
Currently enrolled Aims students in need of a private space for lactation accommodations please contact Student Activities, Inclusion & Leadership Program Director, Becca Herman, who can help secure an appropriate space.
For more information go to:
https://www.aims.edu/student/studentlife/quiet-room.php
If a student has a complaint, issue, concern or problem with a college employee or department, another student or an instructional situation, the first step is to contact the Student Mediation, Assistance and Advocacy Program (MAAP) office, located in the Student Activities, Inclusion & Leadership office in the College Center, Room 131 on the Greeley Campus. The MAAP office is charged with assisting students and resolving their issues informally.
For more information go to:
https://www.aims.edu/student/conduct/about-us.php#maap
Aims Community College provides a space for current Aims students to quietly reflect, pray, or meditate for short periods of time. Individuals or small groups can use the quiet room for 15 minutes at a time or less. The quiet room is not designed for studying, phone conversations, meetings, or group discussions.
For more information go to:
https://www.aims.edu/student/studentlife/quiet-room.php
The Student Emergency Fund (SEF) is for one-time emergency financial assistance (up to $599) for Aims students to meet an unexpected need currently impacting their ability to complete their studies at Aims.
For more information and eligibility criteria go to:
https://www.aims.edu/student/conduct/services.php
Student ID cards are provided to all fee paying students who are currently enrolled at Aims Community College.
Your first ID card is free. If you need a replacement and your card has not expired there will be a $5 charge.
Stop by room 131 of the College Center on the Greeley campus or the front desk at Fort Lupton, Loveland and Windsor campuses for more information.