Being Part of the FAASTeam
One student's thoughts on how the FAASTeam can benefit your career.
Safety! That’s the No. 1 rule in aviation. Become part of the solution and get involved with your local FAASTeam.
Samantha Fowler is currently working on her Associate Degree of Applied Science at the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville. She has her Airframe certification, will be testing for the Power Plant certification this month, and plans on taking advanced composite repair training in the fall semester. Samantha’s future goals are to get an aerospace engineering degree, commercial pilot’s license, and bachelor’s degree in aviation business administration. Samantha was the first female recipient of AMTSociety’s Charles Taylor Award Scholarship earlier this year at the 2011 Cygnus Aviation Expo.
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