Center for Science and the Imagination | Air and Space Forces Association of Arizona Hosts the Southwest Teacher Air Camp @imagineASU | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
The Air and Space Forces Association of Arizona hosted the inaugural Southwest Teacher Air Camp at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) national and state Teachers of the Year Nancy Para Quinlan and Ty White led a weekend of all things air and space, as teachers from across the U.S. Southwest assembled to study the physics of flight, meet base leadership, and engage with pilots and air crews during the annual Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Heritage Flight. Members of the Air Force and Space Force also spoke with teachers and shared their experiences.
ASAP would like to thank AFA Tucson President Col. Wally Saeger and all of our volunteers and partners, including Starbase Arizona, Civil Air Patrol, DoD STEM, Boeing, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), for participating in this two-day event.
Collaborations such as these are accelerating Arizona’s STEM education ecosystem and providing innovative learning and training opportunities for teachers statewide. Learn more about the Arizona STEM Acceleration Project at https://stemteachers.asu.edu.
The Air and Space Forces Association of Arizona hosted the inaugural Southwest Teacher Air Camp at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) national and state Teachers of the Year Nancy Para Quinlan and Ty White led a weekend of all things air and space, as teachers from across the U.S. Southwest assembled to study the physics of flight, meet base leadership, and engage with pilots and air crews during the annual Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Heritage Flight. Members of the Air Force and Space Force also spoke with teachers and shared their experiences.
ASAP would like to thank AFA Tucson President Col. Wally Saeger and all of our volunteers and partners, including Starbase Arizona, Civil Air Patrol, DoD STEM, Boeing, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), for participating in this two-day event.
Collaborations such as these are accelerating Arizona’s STEM education ecosystem and providing innovative learning and training opportunities for teachers statewide. Learn more about the Arizona STEM Acceleration Project at https://stemteachers.asu.edu.
