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1 January 2001

Kenneth W. Barnard

962 300 Ave

Professor Aviation Department

Hope, KS 67451

Kansas State University-Salina

(913) 949 2857

2310 Centennial Rd., Salina, KS 67401

(785) 826-2681 Fax 826-2934

EMPLOYMENT:

1996 - Present Kansas State University-Salina

Developed four courses using KSU Online Adistance learning@ Internet format

Point of Contact (POC) for distance learning in the Kansas Army National Guard

Ed.D in Higher Education with applied studies in Aviation and Space (1998)

Sabbatical leave from KSU to Oklahoma State University (1997)

1991 - 1996 Kansas State University-Salina

Tenured Professor and Department Head for Aeronautical Technology

Principal Investagor for a 7.7 million dollar DOD equipment grant

Developed a new Bachelor of Science degree program; Airway Science in Professional Pilot and Aviation Management

In 1995 additional contracts were signed to support NASA atmosphere research (U2 aircraft/team used the hangar facilities and classroom space)

Contracts were signed with McDonnell Douglas Training Systems to provide international pilot and A&P mechanic training (FAA and DCA) and with British Aerospace Prestwick Flying College to provide UK Civil Aviation Authority pilot training.

Aviation Simulation Technology agreement; E-prom development and flight simulator use

Development of a new FAA Aviation Maintenance Technician Transport Category certificate (AMTT) curriculum in partnership with American Eagle Airline

Established a training agreement with McDonnell Douglas and Malaysia to provide instructor training, curriculum and subject matter expertise for a $70 M aeronautical training center in Malaysia (was cancelled by exiting Dean)

Received the Kansas Governor=s Aviation Honor Award from Governor Bill Graves

Directly supervised 31 faculty and staff, fleet of 60 aircraft

1989 - 1991 Kansas College of Technology

Professor, Program Manager, Air Service Training Contract

Responsible for managing an international pilot training contract providing Civil Aviation Authority and Federal Aviation Administration Training

The duties were all encompassing to include all hiring (staff of ten), budgeting, accounting, purchasing, liaison with AST, KCT, the CAA and FAA. Operations, safety, standardization, ground and flight curriculums were under my direct control

Managing auxiliary contacts in the areas of aircraft fleet use, student housing, transportation, and food service were also my responsibility.

1986 - 1989 Kansas College of Technology

Professor, Director of Aviation. Responsible for managing two departments: Aviation Maintenance and Professional Flight

Responsible for curriculum design, degree proposals, new programs (Professional Flight was designed, proposed, and implemented in 1986-87)

Budgets, purchasing, evaluations, providing guidance and direction for the programs, hiring of new instructors, implementing special projects, ie. A & P review classes, Boeing 737 course, Avionics Repair Station, etc.

Teaching in both the FAA approved Part 147 (A & P) and Part 141 (Pilot) curriculums was required

Assistant Chief Flying Instructor for the FAR 141 approved flight school.

1978 - 1986 Kansas Technical Institute

Assist/Associate Professor, Aviation Maintenance Department Head. Responsible for the A & P certificate and Associate degree programs in Aviation maintenance. Taught most of the twenty-four classes in the A & P curriculum. Responsible for budgets, purchasing, new hiring, and curriculums.

1977 - 1978 Kansas Technical Institute

Instructor in the A & P curriculum

1975 - 1977 Self employed

A & P mechanic, helicopter pilot, CFI Airplanes in Kansas while obtaining BS degree from KSU.

1973 - 1975 Student

Student at KTI (A & P cert, AT degree), Pilot in KSARNG, CFI airplane.

1972 - 1973 Rocky Mountain Helicopter

Helicopter pilot for Rocky Mountain Helicopters. Flew in Montana plus five states on US Forestry Fire contract.

1968 - 1972 US Army

Helicopter pilot (see military biography)

EDUCATION: (See military biography for additional military schools.)

1998 Doctor of Education, Applied Studies in Aviation and Space from Oklahoma State University.

1982 Master of Science in Technical Teacher Education from Pittsburgh State University.

1977 Bachelor of Science in Higher Education from Kansas State University

1975 A & P Certificate, Associate of Technology, Aviation Maintenance from KTI.

1967 Associate Arts degree in Liberal Arts from Riverside City College in California.

COURSES TAUGHT:

1. AVM 112 Aircraft Welding	10. AVM 312 Aircraft Propellers	19. PPIL 342 Aviation Meteorology/PHYS 342
2. AVM 121 Aircraft Drawings	11. AVM 332 Gas Turbine Powerplant	20. PPIL 362 Multi-Engine Ground School
3. AVM 131 Aircraft Standards	12. AVM 342 Powerplant Induction and Fuel Systems	21. PPIL 389 Problems in Aviation
4.AVM 132 Aircraft Fluid Power	13. AVM 351 Powerplant Ignition and Electrical Systems	22. PPIL 415 Human Factors
5. AVM 141 Aircraft Science	14. PPIL 111 Private Pilot	23. PPIL 420 Advanced Aerodynamics
6. AVM 142 Airframe Systems	15. PPIL 112 Professional Instrument Pilot	24. PPIL 425 Advanced Aircraft Systems
7. AVM 151 Aviation Maintenance Fundamentals, was MATH 100 Elementary Functions	16. PPIL 221 Preventive Maintenance	25. PPIL 440 FAR Part 135 Operations
8. AVM 242 Navigational Aids and Communication Systems	17. PPIL 271 Helicopter Pilot	26. All PPIL Flight Labs.
9. AVM 290 Problems in Aviation	18. PPIL 305 Aviation Safety Management	27. POLSC 355 Contemporary Issues

Developed/not taught

1. PPIL 142 Introduction to Meteorology, an UGE course

Curriculums developed:

1. Revised the complete FAA FAR Part 147 approved curriculum document for Aircraft Maintenance

2. University offered PPIL curriculum AWS AT/BS certified FAA FAR Part 141 curriculum document

3. University offered AVM curriculum AWS AT/BS certified FAA FAR Part 147 curriculum document

4. Several Laboratory Manuals developed in the Aviation Maintenance curriculum

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATES:

Airline Transport Pilot

Flight Instructor

Airplane Single & Multiengine

Airplane Single & Multiengine Land

Commercial Privileges

Instrument Airplane

Rotorcraft- Helicopter

Rotorcraft-Helicopter

Instrument Helicopter

Mechanic

Airframe & Powerplant

REFERENCES:

COL Dennis Parry, Chief of Staff, KSARNG

LTC Eric Peck, State Aviation Officer, Kansas

Marlon Johnston, Aviation Dept. Head, Kansas State University

Chuck Reagan, Executive Vice-President, Kansas State University

COL (ret) Charles Rayl, Attorney at Law, Cottonwood Falls, KS

Mike Renk, VP Business Affairs, North Dakota Technical College, ND

962 300 Ave	Professor Aviation Department
Hope, KS 67451	Kansas State University-Salina
(913) 949 2857	2310 Centennial Rd., Salina, KS 67401
	(785) 826-2681 Fax 826-2934

Airline Transport Pilot	Flight Instructor Airplane Single & Multiengine
Airplane Single & Multiengine Land Commercial Privileges	Instrument Airplane
Rotorcraft- Helicopter	Rotorcraft-Helicopter
Instrument Helicopter