ARCHIVED  September 12, 2011

Aims selects new Fort Lupton campus dean

FORT LUPTON – Aims Community College has selected Heather Lelchook as the new interim associate dean of its Fort Lupton campus.

Lelchook, who has served as the director of the Aims Downtown Center since its opening in 2006, replaces former Fort Lupton dean Karen Sell, who is retiring from that position after four years.

Lelchook earned both her bachelor’s degree in human development and family studies and her master’s degree in teaching English as a second language from Colorado State University.

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“Heather has provided solid leadership at our Downtown Greeley Center and the campus has flourished, so we expect she will be equally successful in Fort Lupton,´ said Aims President Marsi Liddell.

FORT LUPTON – Aims Community College has selected Heather Lelchook as the new interim associate dean of its Fort Lupton campus.

Lelchook, who has served as the director of the Aims Downtown Center since its opening in 2006, replaces former Fort Lupton dean Karen Sell, who is retiring from that position after four years.

Lelchook earned both her bachelor’s degree in human development and family studies and her master’s degree in teaching English as a second language from Colorado State University.

“Heather has provided solid leadership at our Downtown Greeley Center and the campus has flourished, so we expect she will be equally…

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