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Aerospace Education
Our Mission
A Civil Air Patrol Aerospace
Education Officer is an officer serving in
an aerospace education position at any level
of CAP. For the purpose of promotion under
the professional appointments method the
aerospace education officer must also be
fully certified as a professional educator
(teacher, counselor, or administrator) by
the state department of education in the
member’s state of residence or have served
as a college or university professor (full,
associate or assistant) or other faculty
member.
Teacher Memberships
Cadets and senior members
provide a wealth of talent that can be drawn
on for many different projects and events.
Teachers may join the CAP as Aerospace
Education Members (AEM) and take advantage
of many resources available through CAP,
USAF, and NASA. Contact CAP for additional
information about teacher's CAP AEM
membership at
aerospace education members link
and resources such as lessons plans can be
found at
training resources link
Annual Group/Squadron
Aerospace Report
Please submit the annual
report with required documentation of
aerospace education activities to the TX
Wing DAE (Director of Aerospace Education) by January
15. Be sure to provide a copy to
your Group AE Officer when submitting and
please document all Aerospace Events that
your squadron participated in.
Per CAPR 280-2
all units are now required to submit an AE
Plan of Action (POA) for the next calendar
year. This should be submitted by the
January 15 deadline also.
Download the
current Squadron Yearly Aerospace Education
Activity Report Texas Wing Revision 3, 24 August
2007.
Please use only this version for the report.
Regs and Pamphlets
Helpful Websites and
Resources
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Lt. Col. Bjorn Sundet
Director Aerospace Education
e-mail
Maj.
Dennis Kern
Assistant
DAE External
e-mail
Capt. Michael Parkhill
Assistant DAE External
e-mail
Capt. Sue Kristoffersen
Assistant DAE Internal
e-mail
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