 Elizabeth
Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson is a Scientific and Technical
Advisor for Human Factors for the Federal Aviation Administration
at their headquarters in Washington, D.C. Within the FAA
she was a member of the Human Factors Research and Engineering
Division and is now serving as the Human Factors Engineering
Coordinator for the Communications Integrated Product
Team. Elizabeth is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University with a B.S. in Applied Experimental Psychology
and a Master's
Degree in Human Factors and Systems. She is a Private
Pilot and a Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional.
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 Marsha
Hochstadt
Marsha Hochstadt graduated from Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University in April 2002 with a Master
of Business Administration in Aviation degree. She
immediately began working as an Airport Planner for DY
Consultants. DY Consultants has a solid base in the aviation
industry and specializes in Program Management, Environmental
Management, Planning, Design, and Construction Management.
As an Airport Planner, Ms. Hochstadts responsibilities
include researching and developing airport master plan
reports, airport layout plan updates, runway safety area
studies, and land release requests. Ms. Hochstadt is an
active participant in the Corporate Relations Committee
of the New York Aviation Management Association (NYAMA).
In the fall, Ms. Hochstadt will teach AVN 371, Airport
Planning, at the State University of New York (SUNY)
Farmingdale.
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Vince Galotti
Vince Galotti is the Chief of the Air Traffic Management
Section of the International Civil Aviation Organization
(ICAO) at its headquarters in Montreal. He is Secretary
of the ICAO Air Traffic Management Operational Concept
Panel, which is comprised of a group of experts, brought
together to develop a global ATM operational concept for
the future. Mr. Galotti was also nominated to be Secretary
of the Air Traffic Management Committee at the Eleventh
Air Navigation Conference to be held in Montreal. Among
his duties, Mr. Galotti
is
responsible for...
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 Kristi
Ledenbach
Kristi Ledenbach received both her Bachelor
of Aerospace Engineering and her
Master of Aerospace Engineering at Embry-Riddle. She
went on to teach undergraduate engineering courses at
Embry-Riddle until 2002 when she began working as a Process
Support Engineer for United Space Alliance (USA). USA
manages and conducts space operations work involving the
operation and maintenance of multi-purpose space systems,
including systems associated with NASAs human space flight
program, Space Shuttle applications beyond those of NASA,
and other reusable launch and orbital systems beyond the
Space Shuttle and Space Station. USA is the prime contractor
for NASAs Space Shuttle Program and is responsible for
the day-to-day operation and management of the U.S. Space
Shuttle fleet.
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Katie Myers
While an undergraduate at Embry-Riddle, Katie Myers
interned for IBM as a Y2K Project Manager, ensuring
the readiness of the corporate division of IBM. Katie
continued her education at ERAU, earning her
Master of Software Engineering degree. While at
Embry-Riddle, Katie interned at Guidant Corporation
and Bausch & Lomb.
Since graduating in Spring 2002, Katie has been employed
with Lockheed Martin in Orlando, where she has worked
on Common Training Instrumentation Architecture (CTIA)
for sharing information among Army training systems,
as well as the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Autonomics
and Logistics Information System (ALIS) project. She
has also been involved in the ALIS Human Machine Interface
(HMI) working group.
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 Darren
Wilson
Darren Wilson is a Scientific and Technical Advisor
for Human Factors for the Federal Aviation Administration
at their headquarters in Washington, D.C. He currently
serves as the Human Factors Engineering Coordinator
for the Surveillance Systems Engineering Division. He
attended Embry-Riddle as an undergraduate and graduate
student, receiving a B.S. in Applied Experimental Psychology
in 1999 and his Master’s
Degree in Human Factors and Systems in 2001. He
is a Private Pilot and a Certified Human Factors Engineering
Professional.
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