LOCATION
260 College Avenue
Prairie Building
Fort Lupton, CO 80621
Room #108
CONTACT INFORMATION
Un Poquito de Elote (A Little Bit of Corn)
Description
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with TRIO Student Support Services & Access and Opportunity Programs!
You're invited to join us for a vibrant and welcoming celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, hosted by TRIO Student Support Services and the Access and Opportunity Programs at Aims Community College in Fort Lupton!
Event Highlights:
Take a well-deserved break and stop by to create your own delicious corn cup (elote-style), a tasty and fun way to connect with your peers and campus community. While you're there, meet our friendly TRIO and Access and Opportunity staff and learn more about the wide range of student resources, academic support, and opportunities available to help you succeed.
Whether you're new to Aims or a returning student, this is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate culture, build community, and explore how our programs can help you thrive both academically and personally.
To request accommodations for this event, please contact Student Accessibility Services at disabilities@aims.edu or (970) 339-6565.
Questions & Answers
All Aims students are welcome to attend! Whether you're new to campus or a continuing student, this event is open to everyone who wants to celebrate and learn more about Hispanic heritage and student support services.
You'll get to make your own delicious corn cup (elote-style), chat with TRIO and Access and Opportunity staff, and learn more about the free academic and personal support available to you as a student. It's a relaxed, friendly environment where you can take a break and connect with others.
No RSVP is required. Just stop by during the event time and join the celebration!
Yes! This event is open to everyone. We welcome all students to participate, learn, and celebrate together. It’s a great chance to appreciate diversity and build community connections.
Yes! Staff from both programs will be available during the event to share information about eligibility, services offered, and how to apply. It’s a great time to ask questions and find out how these programs can support your goals.
Not at all. You can drop in whenever it works for you during the event time—whether it's just for a quick bite or to spend time talking with staff and other students.
