AMA Education Blog

Education through Aviation by Bill Pritchett, AMA Education Director Teachers often say they learn more from their students than their students learn

With the addition of Andrew Jesky to the team of instructors we've extended the deadline for CampAMA registration to May 30th. Click the link below to

Original Post: The Republic, Columbus, Indiana The Annual Leaders of Tomorrow Gala, West Michigan Aviation Academy’s premiere fundraising event of the

AMA is happy to announce a last minute addition to the Camp AMA instructor lineup. Andrew Jesky will be joining Nick Maxwell and RJ Gritter at the

Professors S.K. Gupta, Ph.D. and Hugh Bruck, Ph.D., have built the first-ever bird robot with independently-moving wings. This development makes the

In an effort to attract middle-school students to the exciting field of aviation and increase the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Don’t be surprised if you hear a buzzing sound in the hallways of South Hall this semester; it’s the sound of the future, in the form of small student

As a winter storm moves across the United States, hundreds of airplanes are stuck on the ground or delayed due to heavy snow, freezing rain, and low

We love model aviation, no matter what its form. Some like airplanes, some helicopters, some Sailplanes or gliders, while others like multicopters. No

Take a walk around the engine in the Aero Telemetry shop!