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BOARD: onnect. Engage. Inspire. That’s Complimentary shuttle buses will the slogan for WAI’s conference run continuous loops from the C and that’s just what’s on the Peppermill Resort to the Reno- agenda for the days ahead. First of all, Reno Sparks Conventi on Center. The buses will load at the Peppermill Resort welcome! We’re glad you made it to Reno and Conventi on Center’s front entrances. and understand the fi nancial investment, WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 ti me away from work and family, and all First bus leaves hotel at 7:30 a.m. the details that had to be att ended to for Last bus leaves conventi on center at 6:45 p.m. you to join us here. We appreciate it and are confi dent that we’ll make this conference a worthwhile, if not life-changing,WAI2018 experience for you. THURSDAY MARCH 22 Let’s start with Thursday’s WAI annual membership meeti ng followed First bus leaves hotel at 7 a.m. by the opening of the exhibit hall. Then in the evening, we have an ice- Last bus leaves conventi on center at 9 p.m. breaker recepti on planned so you can meet up with old friends and net- work with new ones. Friday morning launches our fi rst general session FRIDAY, MARCH 23 with outstanding speakers, followed by our annual luncheon, and an af- First bus leaves hotel at 7 a.m. ternoon of educati on sessions to add to your knowledge or spark inter- Last bus leaves conventi on center at 9:15 p.m. est in a new fi eld. You’re on your own for dinner so explore Reno with SATURDAY, MARCH 24 dozens of restaurants for every budget. First bus leaves hotel at 7 a.m. Saturday morning starts with our second general session—a roster of Last bus leaves conventi on center at 9:15 p.m. speakers and much inspirati on. Lunch is on your own, but come back in ti me for Saturday’s educati on sessions. And then the wrap up: Saturday’s clos- ing social event. This year we’re doing it a litt le diff erently with the Pioneer Look for Super Mentors Hall of Fame as a separate event prior to our closing festi viti es and no formal If you have 30 years of experience in the dress required. Don’t forget you need a ti cket for this meal event included in aviation and/or aerospace industries, we your full registrati on. invite you to become a WAI Super Men- This conference is designed just for you. Add to the value by downloading tor at #WAI18. Your dedicated experi- the conference app and customizing your own experience by the sessions ence and passionate knowledge of our you att end and the eff ort you put forth to meet and greet your fellow con- industry can provide valuable insights ference-goers. You’re in the company of a great group of aviati on people. to all WAI members by learning from those of you who have We hope you’re charged and ready to go—don’t forget to use #WAI18 on “Been there, done that!” Ready to be a Super Mentor? You can social media as you share this week. Enjoy the show! pick up your Super Mentor button at the information booth or the membership booth in the exhibit hall. Join the Tweeters Help spread the word about the excitement and acti viti es at this year’s conference. See what others are tweeti ng as well by using #WAI18 in social media. Include some fun photos in your tweets so people can see the fun they’re missing. We also use the hashtags #WomeninAviation and #IamWAI so take your pick or use all three. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

WAI Invites You to PAT TAYLOR We’re Ready! Are You? Take #MeToo Survey ith hundreds of details nailed down, we’re ready to wel- come you to the 29th International Women in Aviation W Conference. There are a handful of us who have attend- ed every conference since that inaugural one in Prescott, Arizona. For many of you, this is your fourth or fi fth conference since you’ve come to know what a valuable (and fun) experience this is. And for those who are attending their very fi rst conference, welcome! And yes, it is as good as you’ve been told if I do say so myself. Dr. Peggy Chabrian So much lays ahead for the next few days: reconnecting with WAI President and CEO old friends, making new ones, learning, talking, laughing, gain- ing confi dence, and simply being part of this amazing WAI com- munity that comes together for our annual conference. This is a place to think, to learn, to plan, to devise your career strategy, and to be inspired by your peers and by those individuals who opened doors for you. This is a time to shed any shyness, to step out in faith, and stretch your comfort zone. Be an As part of our strategic mission, active participant. Be a volunteer and see the conference from another perspective for a few Women in Aviation Internation- hours. Ask loads of questions and take notes. There’s a lifetime’s worth of knowledge here for al diligently seeks to provide the the taking, but it’s up to you to make it happen. We’ve put everything in place for you to have a best resources for its members. successful conference. Today’s dynamic workplace en- vironment can present both ac- Correction: complishments and challeng- Download the WAI App es. In an effort to gain insights Each year generous WAI members on what our members are deal- #WAI18 Conference App elect to sponsor a student ing with at their unique jobs, we Now Available for Download registration. We inadvertantly left encourage you to take our short off a donor’s name in the Confer- survey on sexual harassment. The Navigate the 2018 International Women in Aviation Confer- ence Program. Join us in thanking WAI #MeToo Survey can be found ence like a pro with the WAI 2018 mobile app, powered by Mrs. Jacqueline Battipaglia, on the conference app by hitti ng Core-Apps.com and sponsored by United . who donated a registration in the #MeToo Survey icon. Your The mobile app will help you stay organized with up-to-the memory of Julie Swengel. responses will be anonymous minute exhibitor, speaker, and event information. You’ll re- and will help guide our directi on ceive important real-time communications from WAI on-site, for an in-depth full membership and can build a personal schedule and bookmark exhibitors The Daily is a publication of study aft er the Reno conference. to customize your conference experience. Built-in maps of the Women in Aviation International, “Our goal is to develop mean- Reno-Sparks Convention Center will help you locate your fa- published during the annual ingful tools and resources based vorite exhibitors and education sessions. conference. on our members’ needs,” says Download the app now to preview speakers and schedules, Karen Gebhart, WAI Board Chair- so you can hit the ground running today. Kelly Murphy, Editor-in-Chief man. “The survey will be open un- Go to the App Store Amy Laboda, Editor til March 28, and the results will or Google Play and Patricia Luebke, Editor At Large help us to gain insights on what search for WAI Confer- Nancy Bink, Art Director ence. For all other de- our members are dealing with and Dr. Peggy Chabrian, President assist WAI in developing initi ati ves vices, including Black- to support this ongoing cause. berry, Windows, and Based on this mini survey, a more other web browser- Contact Kelly Murphy, in-depth membership survey will enabled devices, point to advertise in The Daily: follow in April 2018. These results your mobile browser [email protected] will be reviewed by the Board and to www.m.Core-Apps. Offi ce: 703-716-0503 assist us in developing a full plan com/waic2018. or here at the conference, of how WAI can address and sup- Cell: 703-967-8113 port our members regarding sex- ual harassment early this summer. Women in Aviation International® On behalf of WAI and the WAI 3647 State Route 503 South Board of Directors, we thank our West Alexandria, OH 45381 members for helping WAI on this Telephone 937-839-4647 important agenda.” www.WAI.org

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CONNECT  ENGAGE  INSPIRE

STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Have News for Welcome students and young professionals to the 29th Annual Interna- The Daily? tional Women in Aviation Conference. In addition to the wonderfully di- verse Opening General Sessions and Education Sessions, we have some

CHRISTOPHER MILLER CHRISTOPHER events planned especially with students in mind: NETWORKING 101 FOR STUDENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 22 4:30-6 p.m. • Convention Room C2 Networking 101 for Students is where industry leaders will guide you on how to get the most from your attendance at the conference. ON THE If you’re an exhibitor, AEROSPACE ENGINEERING speaker, or represent a SCHEDULE group that has appropri- FOR THURSDAY MEET AND GREET ate news for us, come tell THURSDAY, MARCH 22 us about it in the New Members Connect 5-6 p.m. • Convention Room D8 WAI Press Room, located To elevate a core requirement crucial to a strong future for aerospace, Au- in Room A9. If you have a Room C1 10–10:45 a.m. rora Flight Sciences, an autonomy and robotics engineering leader, and press kit, please bring one The Boeing Company are hosting an informal gathering of aerospace en- to us and supply additi on- By invitati on. gineering enthusiasts, students, and working engineers in all areas of al copies for other media Ticket is required. aviation to network with like-minded individuals, share ideas and expe- covering the conference. WAI Membership Meeti ng riences, and meet with hiring reps. Open to all conference participants. There are two more issues of The Daily: Friday Room A1 (deadline noon on 11 a.m.–Noon YOUNG PROFESSIONALS RECEPTION Thursday) and Saturday Open to all WAI members. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 (deadline noon on Friday). 5:30-7 p.m. • Exhibit Hall Convention Room D8 Opening Ceremony Just starting your aviation career? If you are relatively new to the avia- Press tion industry, we invite you to attend our Young Professionals Network- Concourse A Exhibits ing Reception. Mingle with other young professionals as well as sea- Room 12:50 p.m. soned professionals who can help you navigate your career path and Hours Exhibit Hall open shine in the workplace. WEDNESDAY, Hall 2 MARCH 21 1-5:30 p.m. PROFESSIONAL HEAD SHOT STUDIO 2-4 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 & SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Networking 101 THURSDAY, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. • Convention Room A17 MARCH 22 for Students Get your professional headshot taken for only $10 for a digital version. You 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Room C2 can order prints for an additional cost. Stop by A17 to book an appointment. 4:30-6 p.m. F R I D A Y , ...... MARCH 23 Aerospace Engineering 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Meet and Greet LOOKING FOR S A T U R D A Y , Room D8 MARCH 24 5-6 p.m. JOBS OR INTERNSHIPS? 8 a.m.-noon WAI Connect Recepti on Hall 4 WAI members are encouraged to 6-7 p.m. WAI JOBS check WAI Jobs Connect oft en as Ticket is required. Corporate members conti nue to post Wings Society open jobs and internships. This new website page on the Members Only secti on is available exclusively to Room D5 7:15-8:15 p.m. WAI Individual members and Corporate members. It’s part of the many benefi ts of WAI membership. By invitati on. www.WAI.org/members/jobs-connect

4 Nines Appreciation Dinner, WAI Connect WomenVenture 2018 Breakfast, and several forums and presen- Ready to Celebrate tations by and for women in the aviation BONNIE KRATZ industry. To further reinforce our desire to and Inspire inspire more women to participate in avia- tion, we’re also developing a scholarship Every year at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh an to be presented during the annual Women- enthusiastic and growing crowd of daugh- Venture Power Lunch and hope to begin ters, mothers, and grandmothers, pilots and sharing the stories of women who have aviation enthusiasts alike, gather in the made connections and achieved goals be- pursuit of one mission: to celebrate their cause of this event. successes and inspire others with the power WomenVenture is one of those “only in of women in aviation. Oshkosh” experiences that makes AirVen- As we sat down to plan WomenVenture ture special. If you’ve never been a part of for 2018, it was important to us that the ac- it, stop by the EAA booth in the Exhibit Hall tivities planned continued on in the tradi- to find out more and make your plans for tion of the last 10 years and promote a re- 2018. If you joined us for the photo last year, newed mission to inspire and mentor other stop by to sign our booth display! women, and girls, who hadn’t yet taken the ...... leap to pursue their aviation dreams. Kelly Nelson, WAI 18201, is executive editor The event started as a Guinness World empower those women who want to be a for EAA publications and leads the Women- Record attempt to gather the most female part of the aviation community and show Venture planning committee. pilots in one place for a photo, but it was them that they are not alone here. quickly apparent we could do so much Working with Women in Aviation Inter- Join us at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh more. While the pilot group is one of the national and The Ninety-Nines, as well as to celebrate WomenVenture most visible in aviation, only allowing various other women’s aviation groups from them in the photo overlooked so many oth- a variety of industry segments, EAA has July 23-29, 2018 er women who contribute to the aviation grown WomenVenture from a photo op to industry in impactful ways. At the core of a celebration that lasts the week of AirVen- WAI WomenVenture Breakfast: WomenVenture was a desire to inspire and ture including an ice cream social, Ninety- Wednesday, July 25, 2018

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Pratt & Whitney’s innovative products, technologies and services are leading a new era in aviation. Visit Booth 417 to discuss career opportunities and drop off a resume.

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A UNITED TECHNOLOGIES COMPANY LET’S PARTY LIKE IT’S 2018! This year marks a number of anniversaries for groups that are important to WAI. While this is the 29th Annual Internati onal Women in Aviati on Conference, in 2019 we will be celebrati ng our 30th conference in Long Beach, California, March 14-16. Check out these other important milestones which all happen in 2018.

100 Years: Marine Corps was founded in 1775, but it wasn’t until 1918 that the fi rst woman Marine enlisted. Opha May Johnson was the fi rst known woman to enlist in the Marines. She joined the Marine Corps Reserve in 1918, during America’s involvement in World War I, offi cially becoming the fi rst female Marine. From then until the end of World War I, 305 Opha May Johnson women enlisted in the Marines.

70 Years: United States Air Force Reserve was launched in 1948 when President Harry Truman called for its forma- tion. Since then, the Air Force Reserve has been a critical part of the nation’s defense. Its mission is to provide combat-ready forces to “Fly, Fight, and Win.” At this year’s EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, Reserve Citizen Airmen will participate in Women- Venture, creating opportunities for all to meet and connect in an event designed to encourage and inspire the next genera- tion of women in aviation.

40 Years: ISA+21 stands for the International Society of Women Pilots which was ini- tially formed as a social club in 1978 by Beverly Bass () and Stephanie Wallach ( Airways) whose vision was to organize a meeting of the new women pilots who were Original ISA+21 being hired by various airlines. Their fi rst meeting was held at Circus Circus Hotel in . sponsored the luncheon for the 21 charter members who were in attendance at the fi rst ISA convention in May 1978.

40 Years: Professional Women Controllers has as its purpose to encourage women to en- ter the air traffi c control profession; assist in professional and personal development; maintain ac- countability, responsibility, and professionalism; and promote a better understanding, cooperation and coordination among individuals toward the continual improvement of aviation safety. PWC has sometimes held its annual meeting along with the WAI conference. PWC won’t be joining us this year, but they will be in 2019 in Long Beach. And Dr. Peggy Chabrian will speak at their 40th anniversary conference in Washington, DC, held from April 23-26, 2018.

25 Years: Women in Corporate Aviation is a group of aviation professionals, including fl ight de- partment personnel, FBO managers, writers, stu- dents, training center professionals, and many oth- ers. WCA held its fi rst meeting at the WAI conference in 1993 and has grown from that start to network, provide scholarships, and promote career opportunities in busi- ness aviation.

20 years: Aviation for Women magazine was launched at the 1998 WAI Conference and featured Patty Wagstaff on the fi rst cover and Carolyn Williamson as the magazine’s fi rst editor. Published six times annually, Aviation for Women mag- azine is a must-read among WAI’s 13,500 members around the world. Available in both print and digital formats, Aviation for Women features inspirational success stories of women who lead in the aviation industry, as well as professional development advice, aviation history pieces, and more. A subscription is included with WAI membership. So let’s raise a glass to all these milestone anniversaries along with all good wishes for many, many years of conti nued success.

6 Yes for THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Hiring TREINIS DAVID Briefings; Convention Room A1 1-1:45 p.m. No for 2-2:45 p.m. Fast Pass At the 2018 Annual Women in Convention Room A2 9-9:45 a.m. American Aviation International Confer- ence, there will be no Fast Pass 10-10:45 a.m. FedEx as in past years. However, WAI 11-11:45 a.m. JetBlue Preview Friday’s Luncheon Speaker: will hold hiring briefings. 1-1:45 p.m. UPS Hiring briefings allow com- 2-2:45 p.m. Aurora JANINE SHEPHERD panies to outline their basic ap- 3-3:45 p.m. Southwest plication procedures, discuss Janine Shepherd came to people’s attention through a TED talk she 4-4:45 p.m. Emirates current positions available and gave called “A Broken Body Isn’t a Broken Person.” This talk has their requirements, as well as garnered more than 1.5 million views. You’ll hear how Janine suf- answer any frequently asked Convention Room A3 fered life-threatening injuries when she was hit by a truck in Aus- questions. These briefings will 9-9:45 a.m. P&W/UTAS tralia during a training bike ride and then used flight training as her rehabilitation and recovery. You can view Janine’s TED talk at last 45 minutes. The hiring 10-10:45 a.m. Delta YouTube by simply doing a search for Janine Shepherd. briefings require a conference 11-11:45 a.m. Alaska badge and are open seating. If TED talks are new to you: TED is a nonpartisan nonprofit de- 1-1:45 p.m. United Get the complete schedule voted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful on the WAI2018 app or go on- 2-2:45 p.m. talks. TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, En- line to https://www.wai.org/ 3-3:45 p.m. Jeppesen tertainment and Design converged, and today covers almost all hiring-briefings-fast-pass. 4-4:45 p.m. topics—from science to business to global issues—in more than 110 languages.

7 Exhibits • Hall 2 Reno MARCH Booth 22-24 745 2018 FAA CAMI Hypoxia Training WAI2018 Enclosure Exhibit Hall Hours

THURSDAY, MARCH 22 1-5:30 p.m. F R I D A Y , MARCH 23 10:30 a.m.-noon (closed for luncheon) 1:30-5 p.m. S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 24 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Silent Aucti on Hours (Aucti on is only open during exhibit hall hours) Conventi on Hall 2 Booth 501 THURSDAY, Booth Booth Booth MARCH 22 501 301 101 1-5:30 p.m. Silent WAI WAI Auction Member- Store F R I D A Y , ship MARCH 23 Authors 10:30 a.m.-noon Corner (closed for luncheon) 1:30-5 p.m. S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 24 10:30 a.m-12:30 p.m.

8 414 CommutAir|United 731 Insti tute of Aviati on at 337 Southern Illinois Express Parkland College University Exhibitors 631 Compass Airlines 117 Internati onal Society of 737 Southern Utah Take part 128 Contrail Women Airline Pilots University Aviati on in the 2018 334 Abingdon Co 335 Coradine–LogTen Pro X 716 Internati onal Society 425 of Air Safety 435 541 ABX Air 231 David Clark Investi gators Company Inc. 726 WAI Silent 130 Aerostar Training 438 Jacksonville University Services 736 Defense Contract 614 Woman’s 205 Jeppesen Auction! 239 AeroTEC Management Agency University 513 Inc. 110 JetBlue Airways 126 The Ohio State The proceeds from the Si- 330 LLC lent Aucti on go to the WAI 430 Delta State University– 125 JETPUBS Inc. University 700 Air Force Civilian Endowment Fund, which Service Commercial Aviati on 705 JetSuite 228 Thomas Edison State University provides scholarships to 120 Air Force Reserve 236 Desert Jet 434 JSfi rm.com 701 doTERRA Internati onal 707 Kent State University 733 Trans States Airlines deserving WAI members 424 Air Line Pilots Associa- and also supports a num- ti on Internati onal 521 DUATS 527 L3 CTS Airline Academy 704 Transportati on Secu- rity Administrati on ber of educati on projects. 219 Air Race Classic Inc. 714 EagleMed LLC/AirMed 442 Lewis University (TSA/D) 729 Air Transport 418 Embry-Riddle Aero- 135 Long Beach, California 720 Travelpro Internati onal Inc. (ATI) 1. Register Pay $1 at nauti cal University 340 Luft hansa Aviati on 241 U.S. Coast Guard the Silent Aucti on Table, 407 Airlines Training USA Recruiti ng Command Corp. 539 Emirates Airlines Booth 501. You will be as- 718 M & H Uniforms 411 317 Airbus 727 signed an aucti on number. 519 609 Middle Tennessee 441 University Aviati on 428 Airline Ground Schools State University Associati on 325 Envoy Air Inc. 2. Bid Print your aucti on 625 543 216 University of Dubuque number and the amount of 237 725 Executi ve Jet Management 638 426 University of your bid on the sheet next 739 Alpha Eta Rho North Dakota 318 Experimental Aircraft 538 Nati onal Air Traffi c to any desired item on the 620 Amazon Associati on (EAA) Controllers Associati on 212 UPS Silent Aucti on Table. 225 American Airlines 416 ExpressJet Airlines 119 Nati onal Gay Pilots 642 US Aviati on Academy Associati on Bid 327 American Airlines 607 FAA/Airmen DUI/DWI 702 US Customs & Border 3. Continue Federal Credit Union Program 717 Nati onal Geospati al- P r o t e c ti o n – throughout the day. You Intelligence Agency Air & Marine 329 Amerifl ight LLC 745 FAA Civil Aerospace may bid as oft en as neces- Medical Insti tute 618 Nati onal WASP WWII 540 US Marine Corps sary, but must be within 412 Aircraft Owners and Pi- Museum lots Associati on (AOPA) 129 FAA Wildlife Strike 124 USAA the minimum bid incre- 738 NetJets 221 Associati on for Database and Website 626 USDA Forest Service ments and ti me allocated. 217 Ninety-Nines Inc. Women in Aviati on 734 Falcon Aviati on 315 Utah State University Maintenance (AWAM) Academy 331 NOAA Aviati on A v i a ti o n 4. Win! Bidding on items Weather Center 619 Atlas Air Inc. 628 Federal Aviati on 417 UTC|Pratt & Whitney begins in the Exhibit Hall Administrati on 537 Ohio University 530 ATP Flight School 132 Vaughn College of at 1 p.m. on Thursday, 443 Auburn University 401 FedEx Express 338 Omni Air Internati onal Aeronauti cs and March 22. Bidding closes Aviati on Center 728 Flexjet 636 OSM Aviati on– Technology on some items at 4 p.m. 207 Aurora Flight Sciences 536 Flight School Associa- Norwegian 301 WAI Membership/ on Friday, March 23. All Chapter Booth 304 Aviall Services Inc. ti on of North America 639 Internati onal other items close at 12:30 Flight Academy 101 WAI Merchandise 640 Aviati on Relocati on 131 FlightSafety p.m. on Saturday, March Internati onal Internati onal 724 Pearls With Purpose 501 WAI Silent Aucti on 24. (Refer to the individual 440 Aviati on Search Group 238 FltPlan.com 709 Phoenix East Aviati on 624 Walmart Aviati on bid sheets for specifi c clos- (PEA) LLC 634 Forever Young 316 Western Michigan ing ti mes.) 313 Aviati onJewelry.Com 635 Freight Runners 224 University College of A v i a ti o n 201 The Boeing Company Express 534 PilotCredenti als.com 5. Collect your treasures 617 Westminster College If you have the winning 113 Bombardier Aerospace 721 Fronti er Airlines 235 Piper Aircraft Inc. 615 Whirly-Girls bid on items that close Fri- 218 CAE 343 FSSoluti ons 118 PlaneSense Inc. Internati onal day, you may pay for and 535 California Aeronauti cal 116 Garmin 226 PSA Airlines 121 Wings Financial Credit retrieve your items at the University 342 Global Retail 134 PSA Airlines Connect Union Silent Aucti on Table aft er 436 California Bapti st 439 GoJet Airlines 243 Ravn Air Group 703 Wings For Val University the bidding closes, or on 211 Gulfstream, A General 339 Republic Airline Foundati on Saturday. If you have the 730 California Wing Dynamics Company 612 Women in Corporate Specialti es 605 Saint Louis University 741 Halldale Group Aviati on Science A v i a ti o n winning bid on items that 114 Cape Air/ 616 Women Military close at 12:30 p.m. on Sat- Nantucket Airlines 712 613 Signature Flight Support Corporati on Aviators urday, they can be picked 641 Charleston Shoe 629 Horizon Air 719 529 XOJET Inc. up from 1-3 p.m. at the Company 234 IFOD–Flight Dispatch Silent Aucti on Tables. 711 Charter College Training 525 SkyOne A v i a ti o n 706 INB Medical Federal Credit Union We accept Amex, Visa, 601 SkyWest Airlines MasterCard, checks, cash.

9 I fielded hundreds of crash. She is 23. Years questions on the topic pass. Memories fade. AUTHORS CORNER and am now offering this Her story is lost. Exhibit Hall 2, Booth 101 in-depth examination of Engage: Her twin co-located with WAI Merchandise the profession to all. brother’s wish is to Engage: How Air Traf- have her story told. He These authors want to connect, engage, and in- fic Control functions is has saved her letters spire you with their offerings. Meet these fasci- a mystery to most peo- home. As he approach- nating authors in person, support them by buy- ple. They see the towers es his final days, he do- ing their books and get your book autographed at the larger airports and nates those letters to for your personal library or as a gift for a friend. from movies they know it has something to do the WASP Archives. “Are you interested?” the A signed book is a terrific souvenir to bring with radar. But how exactly does it work? Though director asks. “Yes.” home from this year’s conference. the major audience for the book are pilots, it is The letters lie in archival folders. Experienc- We took WAI’s conference theme and trans- written for anyone interested in the field. ing them is like taking literary communion. formed it into questions about their books. Inspire: I am hoping that WAI members will They beckon: “take, read.” The first page bears Specifically, we asked: look at the information and seriously consider the wing insignia of the Air Transport Com- Connect: How did you connect with the subject pursuing a career in this necessary and lucrative mand. Date: Thanksgiving 1942. of your book? What drew you to the material? profession. “Dear Mom, To attempt to set down in writ- Engage: Tell us a bit about your book and why ing all the events of the past two weeks seems we would find it of interest. Georgia Goes to Lunch a Herculean task, but here goes.” Inspire: In what way may WAI members be in- by Andrea Coppick Inspire: A voice, silent for 65 years, speaks with spired by your book? Connect: I share the sense of wonder and ad- humor and promise, across the years to the venture in discovering the world of flying in writer, who listens. Aviatrix: First Woman Pilot my children’s book, Georgia Goes to Lunch, for Hughes Airwest and seek to Wings of Her Dreams by Mary Shipko e n c o u r a g e by Kitty Banner-Seemann Connect: AVIATRIX is my young girls Connect: My appre- memoir. It shares my fly- (and boys, ciation for flying came ing experience. The air- too) to con- from my brothers, Den- line cockpit was closed to sider aviation ny Banner, who first women for many years. as a possible mentored me in the The Civil Rights Act of and exciting world of aviation with 1964 opened the cock- career choice. his skill and profession- pit to women; however, This 20-page alism and pure joy of fly- it took another 10 years picture book is beautifully illustrated by Meg ing. His guidance helped for the airlines to start Sodano and geared towards young readers in me reach my personal to hire women pilots. When I was hired, the U.S. the 6-10 age group. goals. My brother, John Banner, shared his en- had three women airline pilots; today there are Engage: The story is told through the charac- thusiasm that flying is a form of freedom. His over 5,000. I felt there should be an account of ter named Georgia, a fearless 7-year-old who shared love of adventure flying inspired my ex- what it was like back then. loves to observe the world from the trees and citing aviation journey. Engage: I take readers through turning points rooftops of her neighborhood. On one unas- Engage: This book is a reflection and look at of my aviation career. Flying and washing suming day, Madeline, a friend of Georgia’s the adventures during my time in Alaska. You will planes at my Dad’s hangar in South , fly- mom, drops by to tempt them with a lunch out- experience my flights, landings, and take offs on ing cargo to South America in WWII transports, ing. Georgia thinks very little of it at first, but is high altitude glaciers loaded with gear and moun- and finally becoming the first female pilot hired soon swept away to an intriguing little airport. tain climbers from all over the world who came to by Hughes Airwest. I include the importance of What might have been a simple cheeseburger Talkeetna, Alaska, to attempt ascent of one of the my faith and family support. Sixty photos are at the neighborhood diner turns into a magical toughest mountains on earth, Denali. included. aviation adventure as Georgia realizes the day Inspire: As quoted from one critic who has Inspire: A trailblazer’s story of courage and that’s in store for her. read, Wings of Her Dreams: “Kitty took passion overcoming setbacks while breaking gender Inspire: Georgia Goes to Lunch is an ideal book and literally flew with it! Her extreme dedica- barriers and fighting discrimination, is sure to for any child who has a thirst for knowledge and tion to her training and pursuit of bettering her inspire. Come meet me and get a signed copy an insatiable curiosity. If you’d like to introduce understanding of all technical/mechanical as- for under $10.00. the concept of aviation to your child, look no pects of flying speaks of deep intelligence and further. determination. Kitty had a good sense about Air to Ground: how to find mentors and not only learn from A Guide to the World of Air Traffic Finding Dorothy Scott: Letters of a WASP Pilot them, but maintain close friendships. I’m fairly by Rose Marie Kern by Sarah Byrn Rickman certain that all of the people in Talkeetna con- Connect: My book, Air to Ground, is a guide Connect: To the writer it is about story and sidered her the town’s sweetheart and heroine. to the world of Air Traffic Control and aviation voice. A young woman earns her wings and The story about reclaiming the upside-down weather. Working in ATC for over 34 years, flies. She joins the WASP. She dies in a fiery plan is only one proof of that.”

10 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Thursday March 22 C3 D3 C4 D1 C1 A1 D5 C2 Hall 4

8-9 a.m. WAI Aerospace Chapter Educators Seminar Leadership Workshop Foundations of Workshop Accomplishment Minute 9-10 a.m. Registration Mentoring® 8:30- 8-9 a.m. 9-10:30 a.m. Reno 8-11 a.m. 10:30 a.m. MARCH (Preregistration New Members Seminar (ticket required) required) 22-24 10-11 a.m. Connect 9 a.m.-noon 10-10:45 a.m. 2018 (Preregistration (By invitation only) required) Seminar WAI Member- 11 a.m.-noon Leading With a ship Meeting Coach Approach 11 a.m.-noon 11 a.m.- WAI2018 Noon-1 p.m. 1 p.m. (ticket required)

1-2 p.m. Meet the Board 1:30-2 p.m.

2-3 p.m. Seminar Build Chapter Résumé Writing, Partnerships Interview Prep 3-4 p.m. 2:30-4 p.m. 2:30- 4:30 p.m. (ticket required) 4-5 p.m. Networking 101 for Students 5-6 p.m. 4:30-6 p.m. WAI Connect 6-7 p.m. Reception 6-7 p.m.

7-8 p.m. Wings Society 7:15-8:15 p.m. (By invitation only)

Peppermill Resort Events OPEN SEATING Tuscany Ballroom Friday, March 23 Saturday, March 24 For Luncheon and Celebration Reno-Sparks Convention Center Reno-Sparks Convention Center Dinner, you must present the WAI Chapter Reception appropriate ticket from your Sponsored by AOPA General Session General Session registration packet for seating Wednesday, March 21 • 6:30-7:30 p.m. 9-10:30 a.m. • Hall 4 9-10:30 a.m. • Hall 4 If you are unable to attend a (ticket required/by invitation only) meal function, please donate How to Start A WAI Chapter Girls in Aviation Day your ticket at the Information Yoga (Sold out!) 10:45-11:45 a.m. • Room D7 Center. Donated tickets will be Friday, March 23 • 7-8 a.m. Reno Program given to students. (Preregistration required) Luncheon For girls ages 8-17 and chaperones STUDENTS Zumba (Sold out!) Noon-1:30 p.m. • Hall 4 Please check at the (ticket required) 9 a.m.-3 p.m. • Rooms F1-8 Information Center for Saturday, March 24 • 7-8 a.m. (Preregistration required) (Preregistration required) Young Professionals Reception donated tickets. 5:30-7 p.m. • Room D8 WAI Pioneer Hall of Fame STUDENTS (ticket required) Ceremony & Awards CELEBRATION 5-6 p.m. • Room C4 DINNER TICKETS TOURS Tap Into the Drone Market If you do not have a donated All tours depart from ticket, be in theHall 4 area by Peppermill Resort Lobby 7-8:30 p.m. • Room C4 Celebration Dinner 5:45 p.m. If there are available (ticket required for all tours) (Open to the public) 6-8 p.m. • Hall 4 tickets, you will be provided a ticket by WAI staff.

11 EDUCATION SESSIONS

Friday March 23 C1 C2 C3 C4 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

1:45-2:45 Prepping Personal Dialects of Women in Working The FAA’s Thriving Thunder- Spaceports Dissecting Yoga Your Air- Wingman Aviation Combat Remotely: Drug & With storm Gateway the in the p.m. craft for Panel Drones Alcohol Millennial Hazards to the Big Jets Cockpit the ARC Testing Generation Stars

3-4 p.m. Military What Do Six WAFS Airline Digital Onboard ADS-B Timing the Profes- From Emer- to Civilian You Want Up Close Pilot Panel Transfor- Cabin Mandate Reno Air sionalism Plane to gency! in Mainte- to Ask and mation in Connec- Races in Flight Publica- Getting It nance ATC? Personal Aviation tivity Training tion Right

4:15-5:15 Tools Airline Leadership WASP Under- Legal Boeing Aviation Aircraft Other in the Pilot Lessons in Panel standing Issues 787-10 Weather Dispatcher Side: FBO p.m. Toolbox Families FBO Man- Unmanned for Center Opera- agement Everyone tions

Saturday March 24 C1 C2 C3 C4 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

1:45-2:45 Corporate Flying The Landing Soviet Perspec- Air Force Check- Clouds Aviation While Impostor Your Night tive vs Wings ride-itis: Tell a p.m. Career Pregnant Phenom- Dream Witches Perception Overcome Story Panel enon Job of WWII Fear

3-4 p.m. What’s From Inspire Learning Defrag Alaska: Aviation Just a It Like to Military to Winning to Lead Your Brain Flying Marriage Private Be a Commer- Teams the Last Pilot Mechanic cial Frontier

CONNECT  ENGAGE  INSPIRE WAI 2018 Registration Volunteer Sign Up/Check-in Exhibits Convention Center Lobby Information Center Convention Center Hall 2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 Lost and Found Convention Center Lobby Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 3-6 p.m. Concourse A, Exhibit Hall Doors THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Hiring Briefings THURSDAY, MARCH 22 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Rooms A1, A2, A3 12:50 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Exhibit Hall Hours FRIDAY, MARCH 23 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 22 (Closed during luncheon) Rooms A1, A2, A3 1-5:30 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 SATURDAY, MARCH 24 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-noon 8 a.m.-1 p.m. (Closed during luncheon) Rooms A1, A2, A3 SATURDAY, MARCH 24 1:30-5 p.m. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 24 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

12 Special Interest Group Meeti ngs 2018 Please note that these events are by invitati on or open only to current members of a parti cular group. When in doubt, check with a representati ve of that group or company.

Boeing Women Empowerment Training The Ninety-Nines PPLI Recepti on ISA+21 Social THURSDAY, MARCH 22 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 1:30-3:30 p.m. 5-6:30 p.m. 7-10 p.m. Conventi on Room A10/A11 Conventi on Room A10/A11 Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom 9/10 WAI Internati onal Recepti on JetBlue Schmoozing Event AWAM Scholarship Breakfast THURSDAY, MARCH 22 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Sponsored by Pratt &Whitney 4:30-6 p.m. 6-8 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Conventi on Room D4 Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom 3/4 7-9 a.m. Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom F Aerospace Engineering Meet & Greet AWAM Members Social Sponsored by Aurora Flight Sciences FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Women Military Aviators 6-10 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Annual Business Meeti ng Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom F 5-6 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Conventi on Room D8 Women Military Aviators Flight Suit Social 8-9 a.m. Conventi on Room D5 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Boeing Networking Breakfast 6-11 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Peppermill (Visit the WMA booth 616 for room locati on) ALPA Coff ee and Conversati on 7-8:30 a.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Conventi on Room A10/A11 Embry-Riddle Alumni Recepti on 10:30-11 a.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Conventi on Room D8 ERAU Alumni Hospitality Room 6:30-8 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom 1/2 WCA Annual Membership 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Meeti ng & Luncheon Conventi on Room A19 UND Aerospace Alumni & Industry Recepti on SATURDAY, MARCH 24 FRIDAY, MARCH 23 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 6:30-8 p.m. Conventi on Room A10 Peppermill Tuscany Ballroom 6

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cause, programming and project to commu- ters are encouraged to come participate nicate in securing fi nancial support. Lyndse and let other chapters know what fund- will even walk participants through IRS raisers work for their chapter and how to rules and guidelines governing the nonprofi t execute them. industry, specifi cally 501(c)(3) entities. Thank you to Lyndse Costabile for holding 4:00-4:40 p.m. this excellent workshop! Collegiate Chapters Tips for Students and Advisors Chrissi Culver and others discuss what it Fast 40s takes to run a successful collegiate chap- 40-minute sessions at the WAI membership booth ter —including challenges only collegiate focused on various chapter interest subjects chapters face—and how advisors can help Chapter Leadership THURSDAY-SATURDAY students run a successful chapter. Workshop Exhibit Hall 2, Booth 301 THURSDAY, MARCH 22 SATURDAY, MARCH 24 8-11 a.m. 11-11:40 a.m. Fast 40 Schedule Virtual Chapter Convention Room C3 Bettina Mrusek and Kristine Kiernan pres- New for 2018, we’ll be providing a focused THURSDAY, MARCH 22 ent the tools and tricks they have for run- Leadership Workshop led by Dr. Janette 1-4 p.m. ning a successful virtual chapter with McMurtrie. Dr. McMurtrie is a pilot with Girls in Aviation Day members from across the United States and American Airlines, and holds a Ph.D. in Lessons Learned several countries. psychology, with a focus on aviation pro- Dawne Barrett and others discuss what fessionals. This interactive session will dis- worked, what didn’t work, and what they 1:00-1:40 p.m. cuss: what makes a good leader; different would suggest for future Girls in Aviation Growing & Running a Chapter: authority types; mastering communication Day events. Social Media Tools, Continuity Tool, skills; de-escalating confl icts and confl ict Chapter Handbook and resolution; managing emotions—yours and FRIDAY, MARCH 23 Annual Reporting theirs, and more. This session will be very 2:00-2:40 p.m. Chrissi Culver and others discuss what useful to chapter leaders as they navigate Starting a Chapter social media tools you should be using to chapter management roles, and into other Chrissi Culver and Molly Martin explain the grow your chapter, how to take full advan- professional and personal scenarios. benefits of starting a new chapter in your tage of WAI’s continuity tool and Chapter Thank you to Dr. Janette McMurtrie for area and review the step-by-step process to Handbook, and walks you through the re- holding this new and dynamic workshop! start a chapter. quirements of annual reporting to keep your chapter running. 3:00-3:40 p.m. Build Chapter Chapter Fundraisers 2:00-2:40 p.m. Partnerships– Lyndse Costabile discusses what chapters WAI Mentorship Program should be doing to gain corporate spon- Learn about WAI’s mentorship program Fundraise Like a Pro sorships, and Chrissi Culver will describe and what you can gain from participating— THURSDAY, MARCH 22 what chapters are doing to fundraise. Chap- either as a mentor or mentee. 2:30-4 p.m. Convention Room C3 Chapter Showcase In this interactive workshop, WAI chapter leaders and chapter members will improve Schedule CHRISTOPHER MILLER CHRISTOPHER upon skills and tools to brand your chapter, THURSDAY, MARCH 22 set yourselves apart from a competitive mar- ket in securing support. You will also learn 1-2 p.m. the proper way to identify, cultivate, engage, Nigeria Chapter steward and retain corporate partners, and plan your annual fundraising strategy. Par- 3-5 p.m. ticipants will leave the workshop under- St. Louis Women With Wings standing the steps needed to create a sol- id case for support that encompasses your

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