Paul A. Craig
Bridging the gap between disciplines to tackle the complexities of aerospace engineering, Dr. Paul A. Craig is a distinguished Professor of Aerospace at Middle Tennessee State University. As the coordinator of the Master of Science in Aeronautical Sciences program, Dr. Craig plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of aviation professionals. His extensive experience is underscored by his possession of eleven FAA Pilot Certificates, including the prestigious "Gold Seal" flight instructor certification, a testament to his exceptional teaching skills and dedication to aviation safety. Dr. Craig's contributions to the field have been recognized with the FAA District Flight Instructor of the Year award, which he has won twice, highlighting his commitment to excellence in flight instruction. His expertise is further validated by his Airline Transport Pilot Certificate, the highest level of aircraft pilot certification, which signifies his comprehensive understanding and proficiency in aviation operations. In addition to his practical achievements, Dr. Craig holds a doctorate in Education, which complements his technical expertise with a deep understanding of pedagogical principles. This unique combination allows him to effectively communicate complex concepts to students and professionals alike, fostering a learning environment that encourages innovation and critical thinking. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Craig is an active participant in FAA safety seminars, where he shares his insights and experiences to promote a culture of safety and continuous improvement in the aviation industry. His commitment to education extends to the digital realm, where he offers online classes as part of the Master of Science in Aeronautical Sciences program, making his wealth of knowledge accessible to a global audience. Dr. Craig's multifaceted career is characterized by a dedication to advancing the field of aerospace through education, safety advocacy, and professional development. His work not only prepares students for successful careers in aviation but also contributes to the broader goal of enhancing the safety and efficiency of air travel worldwide.
Publications
, 392-410, 2019-06-13
, 426-436, 2017-04-16
, 2018-04-01
, 461-473, 2010-05-01
, 493-508, 2003-12-01
, 52-56, 2004-10-12
, 123-144, 1998-12-03
, 579-584, 2020-03-23
, 85-92, 1959-11-01