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Aviation Students’ Semester-Long Project Wins Second Place in National Competition
Ralph Rocco ’25 MSA, master’s student Austin Wood and Ph.D. student Carlie Swords will split a $2,000 cash prize for their winning project.
Ralph Rocco ’25 MSA, master’s student Austin Wood and Ph.D. student Carlie Swords will split a $2,000 cash prize for their winning project.
The Power of Curiosity: Women Behind Florida Tech’s Cutting-Edge Research
Florida Tech women researchers are not only pushing the boundaries of knowledge, but also mentoring students, balancing family and career, and paving the way for future generations of scientists.
Florida Tech women researchers are not only pushing the boundaries of knowledge, but also mentoring students, balancing family and career, and paving the way for future generations of scientists.
Kodey Bogert: The Sky Is No Limit
Kodey Bogart '22 M.S., '25 Av.D. has never been one to follow a straight path. Today, she is CEO of KB Aviation Solutions, a consulting firm helping aviation companies build safety management systems, and author of the Helo GirlsTM children's book series, which introduces girls to the exciting world of helicopter missions. However, her journey into the skies began in an unexpected place.
Kodey Bogart '22 M.S., '25 Av.D. has never been one to follow a straight path. Today, she is CEO of KB Aviation Solutions, a consulting firm helping aviation companies build safety management systems, and author of the Helo GirlsTM children's book series, which introduces girls to the exciting world of helicopter missions. However, her journey into the skies began in an unexpected place.
Florida Tech, Eve Air Mobility Formalize Collaboration
The agreement will boost student experiences by providing industry-level technical challenges, guest lectures, potential internships and more.
The agreement will boost student experiences by providing industry-level technical challenges, guest lectures, potential internships and more.
Three Undergraduates Win Prestigious Aviation Scholarships
Ashlyn Barwick, Cassidy Reale and Noa Hollander are sophomores in the College of Aeronautics. Each of them were awarded $4,500.
Ashlyn Barwick, Cassidy Reale and Noa Hollander are sophomores in the College of Aeronautics. Each of them were awarded $4,500.