I have officially completed two full years at an institution of higher learning. Liberty University has treated me well these past four semesters and I'm half way through! It has had its ups and downs and curve-balls just as any period of life but I emerge accelerated for what is to come. For those of you interested in knowing I have a mere 53 credits till completion and I currently have a 3.04 GPA. This past semester I have studied Jazz, Statistics, Physics, GPS Navigation, and Aerodynamics. The Physics course was highly enjoyable for me as I was able to relate the physical processes of the world scientifically to both aviation and music. My GPS and Aerodynamics courses were taught by my aviation professor
Kurt Reesman. His excellent instruction has challenged my assumptions and encouraged me to study for myself especially in his assigned paper
The History of Aerodynamics in Aviation. This 16 page report stretched me to research the founding fathers of aviation and my knowledge has expounded proportionally. I thank him for the level of professionalism he has brought to my learning experience. As I look towards the horizon I await the many blessings God has in store for me in my next chapter as I aim to complete my education. The first step for me is a summer job at the Peachtree-Dekalb Airport in Atlanta, Georgia as an aviation mechanic. This incredible opportunity with Epps Aviation is a blessing for me to gain the mechanical experience I need for my missionary career along with some financial sustenance to help pay my quickly accruing flight training costs. I cannot wait to see how God will not only use this to do amazing things in my life, but to use me in the presence of many other lives in North Atlanta.
