"Technical Education in Rapidly Transforming World of Aerospace and Space Travel

Start
28 Oct 2020
8:30 AM (MDT)
End
29 Oct 2020
5:00 PM (MDT)
Location
Virtual

Registration

Individual Member rate for the full conference – $75.00
Conference is Oct. 28 starting with overview of Southern New Mexico space industry, NASA White Sands Testing Facility and Army White Sand Missile Range with panel on area businesses including Virgin Galactic and Hapsmobile. Thursday Oct. 29 tour of Spaceport America and panel lead by Beth Moses on training passenger astronauts with the sessions on how Dona Ana and New Mexico State University collaborated without merging to maintain the institutional program and student base to serve the aerospace industry in southern New Mexico.
Individual rate for the full conference – $125.00
Sign in on Wednesday Oct. 28 starting with White Sands Testing Facility and White Sand Missile Range though to closure on Thursday Oct. 29 with the sessions on how Dona Ana and New Mexico State University collaborated without merging to maintain the institutional program and student base to serve the aerospace industry in southern New Mexico.
Vendor – $500.00
business or institutional support for this conference to expand the awareness and knowledge of aerospace and space travel in 2020 and beyond

Registration is closed

"Technical Education in Rapidly Transforming World of Aerospace and Space Travel"

An excellent example as to how a Community College, a University in southern New Mexico's, Doña Ana County and the City of Las Cruces collaborated to build, strategize, and grow the economy, labor force, and technical training needs for the White Sands Testing Facility.

Hear from other benefactors and presenters at this “virtual 2-day conference” representing the White Sands Missile Range, NASA White Sands Test Facility , and the “commercial space” cluster being lead by Virgin Galactic at Spaceport America.

Members $75. Non-Members $125--each registrant can include student guests for free.

Join Now to receive the discounted rate before registering

Programing on spaceports and other space related industries may be added from ATEA's national contact base. All registrants will get updates.

Chart for Wednesday October 28 and Thursday Oct 29 Space Conference Schedule as of October 16.docx

Joe Bullington, Jacobs Technology, Commercialization Manager, NASA JTC White Sands Test Facility.

Biography of Joe Bullington.pdf

Joe Butler, Dean of Science, Engineering and Technical Programs, Dona Ana Community College, Las Cruces, New Mexico

Biography of Joe Butler.pdf

Mary Kaye Bredeson, Executive Director, COE for Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing, Everett College, Everett WA, ATEA VP for Strategy

Biography of Mary Kaye Bredeson.docx

Jim New, Vice President for Administration, Truckee Meadows Community College, Reno, Nevada

Zoom Meeting Access will be sent to you 24 hours prior to the conference. You will receive a registration confirmation. Please pay at time of registration. Those registering a group can add individuals up to October 16. Please contact ATEA's national office, if you have questions or required assistance with registering large numbers.

ATEA's goal is to make this conference available for large groups who work together and are planning for the future of related industies, manufacturing, aviation, aerospace and spaceports to have the same information and experience.

Sandra Krebsbach, Ph.D., M.S.

ATEA Executive Director

skrebsbach@dunwoody.edu

American Technical Education Association

A premier association for the post secondary technical educator, with emphasis on professional development.

ATEA
Dunwoody College of Technology
818 Dunwoody Blvd.
Minneapolis, MN 55403

Dr. Sandra Krebsbach, Executive Director
612-381-3315
skrebsbach@dunwoody.edu

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