AIM Alumni
UPCOMING EVENTS
ALUMNI HAPPY HOUR - Nov. 26 (5 - 7 p.m.)
We will host an Alumni Happy Hour at Craft Hall on November 26 from 5 -7 p.m.! Enjoy light bites and a 2-hour open bar. Please save this date, we would love to see you attend!
ALUMNI CLASS AMBASSADORS
William Murphy, Jon Fuiman - Class of 2012
Jon Fuiman - Class of 2013
Christian Ridenhour - Class of 2014
Anthony Carter - Class of 2015
Joseph Carluccio, Sophia Gross - Class of 2016
Sam McCormick - Class of 2017
Chloe Ferraro - Class of 2018
Robbie Newman, Katerina Zisman - Class of 2019
Alysse Cooper - Class of 2020
Ben Tornambe - Class of 2021
Emilio Aguirre - Class of 2022
Claire Powell, Lola Graham - Class of 2023
Ava Oller - Class of 2024
LATEST NEWS
Azzariah Edwards '24, and Cortéa Miller '24, were the inaugural recipients of the Eva P. Grant Trailblazers Award over the summer! The scholarship is named after a Philadelphia area school counselor who made it her mission to support students with learning differences pursue higher education opportunities.
Cooper Neel '20 has been promoting his new beverage line, Coop NeuroRefresher. This drink is dedicated to bring funding, awareness, and education around the seven most common learning differences and neurodiversity. They are now available in 15+ locations in the Philadelphia area and two on Nantucket Island.
FEATURED VIDEOS
Alumni College Panel
Six AIM alums joined us earlier this year for our annual virtual panel discussion for AIM parents and students to share their experiences and some of the ways AIM prepared them for college. View the recording by clicking on the image below!
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Parent Reflections
“I don’t think college is something he could do if not for AIM.” Beth S. P ‘17
“He notices how much he has learned from faculty feedback, that he has a unique perspective and embraces that that is an advantage. He always saw it as a weakness that he learns differently. Now he sees it as a strength.” Jerry M., P ’16.