Aims Community College Foundation Profile Page
General Information
| Aims Community College Foundation | |
| 1979 | |
| Julie Buderus | |
| 5401 W. 20th Street | |
| Greeley | |
| 80634 | |
| (970) 339-6583 | |
| www.aims.edu/foundation | |
| Sally Asmus,Foundation Board President
Sean Conway Nick Francis Mike Freeman, Ex-Officio Tommy Holton Mike Kelly Dr. Marsi Liddell, Ex-Officio (President,Aims Community College Gene O'Hara Teresa Mueller Tamara Pachl Mary Roberts Andrew Romero Vicki Sears Chalice Springfield |
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| Weld County and beyond | |
| Education | |
Mission Statement
| The purpose of the Aims Foundation is to endorse and support the mission of Aims Community College through the responsible and ethical solicitation, stewardship and investment of funds. |
Program Summary
| Aims Community College is one of the most progressive two-year colleges in Colorado with nearly 160 certificate and degree programs. Additional courses are available without credit for professional and personal development.
A summary of the certificate and degree courses offered includes: Allied Health and Sciences Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Surgical Technology Aviation Airline and Helicopter pilot, Air Traffic Controller Emergency Medical Services Paramedic, Healthcare Provider, Fire Science, EMT Oil and Gas Other Automotive, Business, Communicatin Media, Computer, Construction Managment, Criminal Justice, Education, Electronics, Engineering, Graphic Design and Rich Media, Manufacturing Management, Welding |
Wish List
| Donations directed to the Greeley and Fort Lupton Campuses.
Capital Improvements, Scholarship Support, Presidents' Inner Circle Capital Improvements Aims Community College has four new and/or newly rennovated facilities that include state-of-the-art technology. Naming opportunities are available within each of these highly functional and attractive buildings. Donations directed to the Greeley campus also qualify for an Enterprise Zone tax credit. Scholarship Support Annual and endowment scholarships make a huge difference in the lives of students who choose Aims. As the donor, you choose the selection criteria for student recipients. Presidents' Inner Circle Unrestricted leadership support is valuable as it provides the Foundation the greatest latitude to apply charitable resources where they are needed most. |
Client Story
| For Dick and Reva Bond, establishing a scholarship just seems like the right thing to do. Reva worked as a tutor at Aims for nearly a decade, and Dick has spent much of his life in academia, as a professor, a college president and most recently as a member of the Aims Board of Trustees.
"Wherever we have been, we have felt some responsibility to the institution we've been connected with," Dick said. "We happened to be sold on the importance of community colleges." Krista already has a bachelor's degree in psychology and returned to Aims to become a Registered Nurse. They discussed anatomy and physiology, as Dick used to teach that subject. "Krista's a beautiful example of what we want to happen through our scholarship," Dick said. The conversation drifted to the children. The Bonds talked her about their children, and Krista shared pictures of her 3- and 6-year-olds. "Their father doesn't pay child support," she said. "I went to school before I had kids and that, compared to this, was easy." Before they part, they all agreed that it was a moving experience to meet each other. "Every one of us stands on the shoulders of somebody else," Dick said. "When we went to school, we were dependent on someone else to help us out, so we're passing it on." Krista again graciously thanked the Bonds for their generosity. "If I ever get into a position in my life where I can do that, I would definitely make that happen," she said. "That's what life is all about, helping others." |
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| CommUnity: Board Leadership - Board Basics Tue, Feb 7th, 2012, @8:00am' |
| "H'Art of Envision" Annual Art Exhibition Fri, Feb 10th, 2012, @5:00pm' |
