MentorLIVE #55: Weather A Meteorologists Perspective

Dr. Trey Cade

Presenter

Trey Cade served in the Air Force for 22 years, working primarily as a space weather scientist, before retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel and coming to Baylor University. He is currently the Director of the Baylor Institute for Air Science and manages the Aviation Sciences degree program. In addition to teaching courses in leadership, meteorology, and space weather, he conducts research in Baylor’s Space Weather Research Laboratory. He has previously served as the Chief of the Applied Technology Division for the Air Force Weather Agency, Space Weather Operations Officer for Air Force Space Command, and an Atmospheric and Space Environmental Forecaster for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

DR. TREY CADE - PRESENTER

Trey Cade served in the Air Force for 22 years, working primarily as a space weather scientist, before retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel and coming to Baylor University. He currently leads the Aviation Science degree program as Director of the Baylor Institute for Air Science. In addition to teaching courses in leadership, meteorology, and space weather, he conducts research in Baylor’s Space Weather Research Laboratory. He has previously served as the Chief of the Applied Technology Division for the Air Force Weather Agency, Space Weather Operations Officer for Air Force Space Command, and an Atmospheric and Space Environmental Forecaster for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

Aaron Dabney

Host

AARON DABNEY - HOST Aaron Dabney has been an active CFI since 2009, and has earned five consecutive Master Flight Instructor accreditations. He and his wife of 17 years, Alisa, own Waco Flight Training in Waco, Texas. Aaron prides himself on training staff instructors to marry “old school” stick-and-rudder flying to modern pedagogy and considers building the general aviation community in his area to be an essential part of his mission. Since 2010, Dabney has served as adjunct faculty in Baylor University’s Aviation Science program, teaching freshman and upper-level courses and serving as an assistant chief ground instructor.

Dabney is a member of the NAFI Board of Directors and an active volunteer in multiple other areas throughout the organization’s mission. In addition, he is a proud Lifetime Member of the Experimental Aircraft Association. When he’s not flying or teaching, Dabney and his wife love to travel and share their passion for small business ownership with others.