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THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY FALL 2013 Celebrating 35 years at the Prescott Campus PAGE 6 Reinventing Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport PAGE 8 Electrical expert earns coveted Bronze Star PAGE 10 JOINT COMMAND A couple’s amazing journey from Embry-Riddle to the elite ranks of the U.S. Air Force PAGE 14 FROM THE PRESIDENT Volume 9, No. 2 Lift, the alumni magazine of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, is published twice annually (spring and fall). In fact, the fi rsts just keep coming: Copyright © 2013 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Florida/Arizona/Worldwide 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. At the Paris Air Show, we signed a Daytona Beach, Fla. 32114 partnership agreement with Diamond All rights reserved Aircraft, expanding the company’s current Vice President for External Relations international research and development Bernadine Douglas program and other initiatives working with Executive Director of Development Steven Bobinsky the university; Executive Director of Alumni Relations Bill Thompson (’87, PC) We’ve launched the world’s fi rst Senior Director of Development Communications/Donor Relations Commercial Space Operations program, Anthony Brown as well as programs in Aviation Security, Editor Cyber Security and Intelligence, Global Sara Withrow Communications Specialists Business, Aviation Finance, Engineering Melanie Stawicki Azam Management, and Unmanned and Kelly Cuculiansky Pratt Autonomous Systems Engineering; CONTRIBUTORS Robert S. Benchley Embry-Riddle is a university that is no For the fi rst time in our history, three Yoon Choi, Director of Annual Giving stranger to celebrating fi rsts. Whether alumni hold the top positions of leadership Keith Deaton (’05, ’12, DB), Associate on our Board of Trustees; Director of Alumni Relations it’s creating globally unique academic Rebecca Douglas programs or being the fi rst to use leading- Melanie Hanns, Director of Public Relations The Daytona Beach Campus men’s Paula Kropp, Database Manager edge technology to advance our teaching tennis team won its fi rst-ever NAIA Phillip Larson (’07, DB) and research mission, Embry-Riddle has National Championship; Debbie McNerney, Graphic Designer always pioneered new pathways in avia- Kevin Montgomery, University Archivist We’re launching our Ph.D. program in John Neff, Executive Director of tion and aerospace. Development Services Aerospace Engineering this fall. Edmund Odartey (’04, ’10, DB), Director of Our alumni quite naturally share this Alumni Relations, Daytona Beach trait. At our annual Veterans Appreciation As these fi rsts clearly indicate, Embry- Anna Sabree Robert Score Jr., Media Production Day, I had the privilege of meeting the Riddle is on an upward trajectory in creat- Coordinator two alumni in our Lift cover story who ing new academic, research and social Alison Smalling, Director of Sports Information exemplify Embry-Riddle’s penchant for opportunities for its faculty, students and Kimberly Venema (’11, DB), Admissions being fi rst. Brig. Gen. Daniel and Maj. corporate partners. With our current prog- Counselor Gen. Margaret Woodward, who met years ress, we can expect to continue on this Published by McMurry/TMG, LLC Senior Content Editor ago on our Daytona Beach Campus, have course of fi rsts for many years to come Tom Weede the distinction of being the fi rst married and pave the way for the next great inno- Creative Director Marc Oxborrow couple to have held the rank of brigadier vations in our industry. Production Manager Shannon Cross general at the same time. Production Technology Specialist It’s no surprise that alumni like the Warm regards, Julie Chan VP/Client Services & Strategy Woodwards are rising to the highest Paul Peterson ranks of their professions. Our alumni Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is an Affi rmative Action/Equal Opportunity and students have always set their sights Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, higher—just like the university that helped John P. Johnson, Ph.D. age, national origin, handicap, veteran’s produce them. PRESIDENT AND CEO status or sexual orientation. Nonprofi t identifi cation: 59-0936101. Change address, unsubscribe or email the editor at [email protected]. PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER PHOTO BY PAULO JIMENEZ PAULO BY PHOTO Fall 2013 20 14 24 6 10 IN OTHER WORDS 12 Race to Space 5 Advancing a Frontier, Embry-Riddle campuses team One Day at a Time up with NASA and the U.S. Air 14 A graduate’s view from inside the Force to design nanosatellites. White House. Eagles in ALUMNI @WORK WINGS OF LEGACY 20 On ‘Sky’ Patrol 6 A ‘Gem in the Desert’ A team of Embry-Riddle alumni Command The Prescott Campus overcomes operates a unique wildlife control Embry-Riddle power fledgling beginnings to celebrate program to minimize bird strikes couple’s military careers fly its 35th anniversary. at Florida’s fifth busiest airport. in formation—to the top. FLIGHT PATH GIVING TO EMBRY-RIDDLE 8 Riding the Winds 22 Staying Cool of Change Daytona Beach Racing District grant improves Embry-Riddle Kent George (’71, DB) is leading athletics facilities. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood PLUS: ACSS supports students with International Airport’s mission to scholarships, internships. reinvent itself for the future. 10 Taking Charge ALUMNI IN ACTION Maj. Kevin Brown (’01, PC) displays 24 Coming Full Circle exemplary leadership overseas. Arlando Teller (’95, PC) brings RN O aviation expertise home to the K Navajo Nation. ARD W O H Y B , 2 Chatter 4 Feedback 26 Alumni News 32 Class Notes CENTER , News and notes Embry-Riddle A message from the Find out what READ E OV from the world of alumni and friends Alumni Association, your fellow LIFT AB Embry-Riddle. offer comments celebrating the Class of alumni are up AND ONLINE! O T and opinions. 2013 and more. to now. O PH ER OV C ON THE COVER: U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Margaret “Maggie” (’97, WW) and retired Brig. Gen. Daniel “Dan” Woodward (’80, DB) inside the Pentagon. LIFT AF LL 2013 ERAUALUMNI.ORG 1 NEWS & NOTES FROM THE WORLD OF EMBRY-RIDDLE CHATTER Alumni Take the Lead Embry-Riddle graduates tapped for leadership roles on board of trustees For the fi rst time in Embry- Riddle’s history, three of its alumni will hold top positions on the Board of Trustees, help- ing shape the future of the ALTIMETER: world’s leading aerospace and HIGH POINTS AT aviation academic institution EMBRY-RIDDLE effective Jan. 1, 2014. Prescott Campus men’s and “This is a very exciting time women’s golf coach Kim for all of us at Embry-Riddle,” says university President and Haddow and men’s soccer This photo illustration depicts a coach Matt Barnes were simulated aircraft ditching scenario, CEO John P. Johnson. “Having named 2013 California Pacifi c which will be part of the aircraft survivability course taught at RSI. alumni, now leaders from the Conference Coaches of the Year. industry and community, serve in key roles on our board will Brent Bowen was named dean further enhance how we pre- of the Prescott Campus College Robertson Safety pare our students for success of Aviation in July. He is a for- in the future.” mer professor and head of the Aviation Technology depart- Institute Opens Mori Hosseini (‘78, ‘79, ment at Purdue University. ‘82, DB), who was elected to n all things aviation, safety comes fi rst. Recognizing the board in 1999, will assume Embry-Riddle Eagle Athletics the importance of safety and the need for ongo- the responsibilities of board in Daytona Beach, Fla., was ing research and education, Embry-Riddle recently chairman. Hosseini founded ICI awarded its 14th consecutive Homes (Intervest Construction Sun Conference Commissioner’s celebrated the opening of its new Robertson Safety Inc.) in 1979 and is now chair- Cup and Steve Ridder, Daytona Institute (RSI) at the Prescott Campus in Arizona. man and CEO. Hosseini is Beach director of athletics, was The institute is a center for safety education, also involved in several other honored as the conference’s Iresearch, development and workshops, as well as corpo- Florida enterprises and is vice 2012–13 Athletics Director of the Year. rate outreach. One of its fi rst projects is an aircraft ditch- chairman of the Florida Board of Governors. ing and survivability course, which is being offered in The Golden Eagles fl ight The current board chairman, team at the Prescott Campus partnership with Antipodean Aviation, an Australian com- Jim Henderson, will become secured its ninth national pany. For RSI course information visit: www.prescott. vice chairman. championship at the 2013 erau.edu/rsi. Zane Rowe (‘91, DB), National Intercollegiate Flying “RSI offers access to the exceptional facilities and elected to the board in 2010, Association’s annual Safety and will become board secretary. Flight Evaluation Conference. resources of Embry-Riddle,” says Jackie Luedtke, asso- The vice president of U.S. and The Daytona Beach Eagles ciate professor and chair of the Safety Science depart- Canada sales for Apple Inc., fl ight team placed fourth at the ment at the Prescott Campus. “These cross-disciplinary competition. Rowe is also a member of the resources allow the RSI to develop robust programs that Industry Advisory Council for Curt Lewis, assistant pro- capitalize upon our experience and dedication to the the College of Business. fessor for the Worldwide advancement of safety.” Rowe will replace Larry Campus’ Aeronautics depart- Clarkson, who will become a The institute is named for S. Harry Robertson, trustee ment, was named to the trustee emeritus. International Society of Safety emeritus of Embry-Riddle and a pioneer in crash investi- Joe Martin (‘74, DB), who Professionals Board. gation and aerospace safety. A dedication ceremony was was elected to the board in held April 30, commemorating the naming of the facility 2005, will continue to serve in Robertson’s honor.
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  • Table 9 RECAPITULATION of PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES BY

    Table 9 RECAPITULATION of PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES BY

    Table 9 RECAPITULATION OF PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES BY COUNTY Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2010 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL & PERSONAL COUNTY - NAME OF COMPANY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Adams 360networks Inc 10,973 10,172 136,065 127,901 147,038 138,073 Aero Air LLC 543 510 543 510 Allstream Fiber US Inc 117,267 110,230 117,267 110,230 AT&T Communications 3,827,927 3,598,250 3,827,927 3,598,250 AT&T Mobility LLC 1,492,161 1,402,631 1,492,161 1,402,631 Avista Corp - Gas 40,675 37,706 1,586,962 1,491,745 1,627,637 1,529,451 Avista Corporation - Electric 1,722,821 1,597,054 26,708,276 25,105,780 28,431,097 26,702,834 Big Bend Elec Coop Inc 1,169,712 1,084,323 8,876,677 8,344,076 10,046,389 9,428,399 BNSF Railway Company - Tax Dept 33,617,626 31,163,538 6,919,705 6,504,524 40,537,331 37,668,062 Cascade Natural Gas Corp 16,176 14,995 2,252,790 2,117,622 2,268,966 2,132,617 Cellco Partnership 2,544,973 2,392,273 2,544,973 2,392,273 Century Tel of WA, Inc (T141) 308,169 285,673 9,312,158 8,753,428 9,620,327 9,039,101 Chevron Pipe Line Co 25,156 23,320 1,998,585 1,878,669 2,023,741 1,901,989 Columbia Basin Railroad Co Inc 1,611,753 1,494,096 371,246 348,972 1,982,999 1,843,068 Eastern Sub RSA Ltd Partnership 414,700 384,427 1,314,489 1,235,620 1,729,189 1,620,047 Federal Express Corp 2,520 2,368 2,520 2,368 Inland Power & Light Co 219,451 206,286 219,451 206,286 Noel Communications Inc 50,618 47,581 50,618 47,581 Northwest Pipeline Corp 9,522 8,827 30,582,428 28,747,483 30,591,950