Founded in 2004 as the Reno Air Racing Foundation, Pathways to Aviation is a Reno-based, 501c3 non-profit organization which serves as the engine to

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1 Founded in 2004 as the Reno Air Racing Foundation, Pathways to Aviation is a Reno-based, 501c3 non-profit organization which serves as the engine to leverage educational programs, historical preservation, and industry partnerships to facilitate educational success, labor force growth, and economic vitality throughout the state of Nevada.

2 Showcasing the Pathways to Aviation mission and vision Vision Pathways to Aviation will meet workforce shortages and enhance economic development, which will significantly impact the aviation industry. Pathways to Aviation is actively Empowering a new generation of aviation experts and leaders. Filling jobs with quality labor. Awarding scholarships to students attending four-year, two-year, and specialty instruction. Fostering 100% of hiring from the state of Nevada. Generating aviation outreach and industry buy-in. Demonstrating measurable ROI on sponsorship and charitable investments. Pursuing aviation education in every school in Nevada. Helping attract aviation industry to relocate to Nevada. Forging new territory in aviation, aerospace, and unmanned aerial systems. Serving as the voice and source of all aviation in Nevada.

3 Inform Knowledge is power, whether it s used to understand basic math, science, and technology principles, or to pursue careers in the aviation industry, or to better understand the industry s needs, activities, and future. Inspire For many people in aviation, the original spark may not have originated in the classroom. Working with industry leaders (namely our affiliates and partners), we can help ignite the inspiration in the industry s future experts. Engage Serve as the aviation industry s source of decision-makers, experts, aspiring movers and shakers, and enthusiasts. Foster opportunities to involve, interact, and collaborate.

4 Pathways to Aviation Learning Center

5 UNR/NAASIC Drone Zone Blue Angel Pathway/Corridor Layout of the Pathways to Aviation Learning Center Blue Angels Court Drone exhibit Rocketry/Aircraft Classroom Outdoor aviation and air racing aircraft displayed throughout. Space Exploration Classroom Netted drone cage MAIN TENT Career & Industry Hub UAS Classroom Drone vendors Jet Class Section Key features Field Trip classes and projects Expert presentations Career discussions Air Racing and History Museum Drone flying Drone building Industry workshops Educational exhibits Military Section

6 Overview of the Pathways to Aviation Learning Center Space Exploration Tent Tent activities: Host classes for Field Trips from Wednesday to Friday Present workshops on Saturday and Sunday Conduct small-to-large group activities all week Challenger s Science Saturday Feature exhibits Rocketry & Aircraft Tent Tent activities: Host classes for Field Trips from Wednesday to Friday Present workshops on Saturday and Sunday Conduct small-to-large group activities all week Feature exhibits Flight management contests Unmanned Aerial Tent Tent activities: Host classes for Field Trips from Wednesday to Friday Present workshops on Saturday and Sunday Conduct small-to-large group activities all week Feature exhibits Drone-building contests Career & Industry Tent Tent activities: Feature aviation businesses, universities with displays and information Location of high school programs offering aviation-related courses Host college and career discussions and workshops Central meeting location of all field trip participants Outdoor Aircraft Display Tent activities: Display vintage aircraft and unique wartime artifacts Feature former air racing aircraft and components Sit in cockpits and take photos Drone Cage Tent activities: Offer hands-on experiences for students of all ages Test and showcase newly built and coded drones Learn from experts in the unmanned industry Watch experts demonstrate high level UAS maneuvering

7 Aircraft & Rocketry Classroom Schedule Latest class schedule September 14 September 18 Wednesday, September 14 10:30am Exhibits Open Thursday, September 15 10:30am Exhibits Open Friday, September 14 10:30am 2:30pm Exhibits Open Saturday, September 17 Fear of Flying Presentation Flying in the Mountains Presentation Careers in the Media Presentation Sunday, September 18 Fear of Flying Presentation Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE

8 Space Ex Classroom Tent Schedule Latest class schedule September 14 September 18 Wednesday, September 14 Open Activities Open Activities Saturday, September 17 Thursday, September 15 Open Activities Open Activities Friday, September 16 9:30am 10:30am 2:30pm Sunday, September 18 Open Activities Open Activities Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE

9 Unmanned Aerial Classroom Schedule Latest class schedule September 14 September 18 Wednesday, September 14 Exhibits Exhibits Tent, and exhibit close Thursday, September 15 Exhibits Tent, and exhibit close Friday, September 16 Tent, and exhibit close Saturday, September 17 Exhibits and Experiences Exhibits and Experiences Understanding FAA Regulations How to get involved in a drone company Creating 3D Models from 2D images Industrial Uses for Drones Exhibits and Experiences Sunday, September 18 Exhibits and Experiences Exhibits and Experiences Latest 3D Modeling Technology Writing Code for UAS Small UAS Operation Regulations Exhibits and Experiences Exhibits and Experiences Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE

10 Aviation s Next Generation Career & Industry Tent The Next Generation tent will serve as the main Pathways to Aviation tent, where all students and patrons will visit as they enter the Aviation Learning Center. The new addition to the Aviation Learning Center will engage aviation educators and executives with future aviation specialists of all ages, who are curious or interested in pursuing aviation-related careers. The tent will Serve as the hub of all Aviation Learning Center activity. Post schedules of classes, workshops, events, and activities. Post air race results and schedules. Host meetings and feature guest speaker presentations. Conduct aviation career workshops. Feature high schools, which offer aviation-related programs. Feature colleges, which offer aviation-related courses and degrees. Feature businesses, which offer job shadowing, internship, part-time, and full-time opportunities. Foster networking amongst aviation leaders. Exhibitor Details The layout of the 30 x80 tent will maximize the experience for visitors and exhibitors. Each exhibitor will have access to tables, chairs, and power. Exhibitors are welcomed and encouraged to bring displays, materials, and monitors. The tent will also feature no less than 75 chairs, which can be arranged in any format for the classes, workshops, etc. There s no cost to exhibit in the tent. Exhibitors will receive complimentary admissions wristbands and, if possible, parking passes. Exhibitors may exhibit one day or the entire week (five days). Setup must be completed by each morning. The tent will be relatively secure with overnight RARA security located in or near the area. Register Today! If you re interested in meeting young men and women interested in pursuing education and careers in the world of aviation, contact Pete Parker for more information and to register. He can be contacted at and pparker@pathwaystoaviation.org.

11 Careers & Industry Tent Schedule Latest workshop schedule September 14 September 16 Wednesday, September 14 2:30pm Economic & Workforce Forum Economic & Workforce Forum Cyber-Security Careers A & P Careers Thursday, September 15 2:30pm UAS Executive Forum UAS Executive Forum Friday, September 16 9:30am 10:30am 2:30pm Pilot Careers Aeronautical Engineering Careers Cyber-Security Careers A&P Careers Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE

12 Careers & Industry Tent Weekend Schedule Latest workshop schedule September 17 September 18 Saturday, September 17 10:30am 2:30pm 3:30pm PSA Airlines Reception PSA Airlines Reception Cyber-Security Careers Chinese Youth Aviation Cyber-Secure your phones Sunday, September 18 2:30pm 3:30pm Civil Air Patrol Reception Civil Air Patrol Cadet Presentations History of the Flying Tigers Young Chautauquans Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE

13 Checkered Flag Club Schedule Tentative schedule September 14 September 18 Wednesday, September 14 Lunch Presentation Thursday, September 15 Lunch with Jeffrey Greene Friday, September 16 Lunch with Marily Mora Survivors Dinner (private) Saturday, September 17 Lunch with Brig. Gen. Jeannie Leavitt Keynote Dinner with Kevin Nix Mannix Sunday, September 18 Lunch w/the Young Chautauquans Join the Checkered Flag Club You ll receive reserved up-close parking lot with exclusive shuttle service to the CFC Hangar. air race site admission, Pit Pass, and Checkered Flag Club hangar pass for all five days. Checkered Flag Club hat, pin, windbreaker jacket and official program and poster. sky view grandstand seating with individual bucket seats (not backless bleacher seats). exclusive use of the nicely-decorated Checkered Flag Club hangar, set up for dining and socializing with guests from around the world. executive style, climate-controlled restrooms for the exclusive use of Checkered Flag Club members. private sound system take a break from the elements and listen to the announcers from inside the Checkered Flag Club hangar. catered continental breakfast, lunch, and open bar all five days. noteworthy lunchtime speakers heard only at the Checkered Flag Club spaghetti dinner on Saturday evening with the keynote speaker of the week. The cost is $200 per day or $1,000 for the week. Please call the Reno Air Racing Association at to register. Visit the Pathways to Aviation Guidebook for the full schedule CLICK HERE For details and ticket information, visit

14 Key Locations of Interest Racing Pits Grandstands Aviation Learning Center Checkered Flag Club Volunteer and Exhibitor Parking School Bus Loading/ Unloading

15 Volunteer Opportunities The planning and success of the Aviation Learning Center is dependent upon volunteers. They re the lifeblood of Pathways to Aviation and integral to the seeding of aviation s next generation. There are several ways volunteers can help make the Aviation Learning Center an incredible experience for all. Planning Team Plan all elements of the Aviation Learning Center. Classroom and Class Team Plan each class and workshop in the classroom/main tents. Layout and Open Space Team Orchestrate and manage the layout, activities, and displays in the Center. Careers and Industry Team Help identify and recruit, meet and work with organizations to setup, connect, and conduct business. Marketing and Promotion Promote the event whenever and however signage, social media, press releases, articles, class schedules, clothing, etc. Instructors and Facilitators Willing to facilitate workshops, teach classes, and/or assist with instruction. Field Trip Greeters First point of contact for teachers and classes. Direct to first/next activity. Troubleshoot. Traffic Coordinate parking, bus loading/unloading, wristbands, help unload exhibits, man the golf cart. Set and Strike Make sure tents are arranged for classes and workshops each day and session. Tour Guides Escort teachers and classes to classes, activities, and areas. Tent Ambassadors Serve as point of contact for instructors, facilitators, and speakers. Assist with needs. Volunteer Details Outside of Planning Team, you may work as few or many days and hours as you wish; Other duties may be assigned, roles created; Complimentary admission ticket; Must register and schedule in advance. Sign Up Today! Contact Pete at pparker@pathwaystoaviation.org to learn more, indicate voluntary interest, and schedule day and time. Register online at

16 Pathways to Aviation has positioned itself to proactively address aviation workforce shortage possibilities. The organization is placing the two primarily elements of its previous mission - aviation education and historical preservation as roadmaps, or pathways, for young people to pursue thriving careers in the aviation industry. Proactive Links Click on the following to help inform, inspire, and engage the next generation of aviation enthusiasts and experts. Learn more Ask Questions pparker@pathwaystoaviation.org Register for a Field Trip click here Join the Checkered Flag Club click here Teach a Class click here Volunteer time during the air races click here Join the Aviation Learning Center planning team click here Make a financial contribution click here Inform Inspire Engage