Evan Walters

Recognized for advancing sustainable solutions for aerospace education and training, Captain Evan Walters is an esteemed Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies at Angelo State University, where he is an integral part of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) Detachment 847. In his capacity as the Recruiting and Education Officer, Captain Walters is dedicated to the education, training, and development of officer candidates for both the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. His commitment to fostering the next generation of aerospace leaders is evident in his innovative approach to curriculum development and student engagement. Before his tenure at AFROTC, Captain Walters amassed a wealth of experience through various stateside leadership positions and deployments in support of key military operations. His diverse background has equipped him with a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities within the aerospace sector, which he brings to his current role at Angelo State University. His leadership skills were particularly honed during his time as Flight Commander of the Air Force's Transportation Training Schoolhouse, where he was responsible for leading and training instructors who, in turn, developed and trained transportation professionals within the Air Force logistics enterprise. Captain Walters is known for his strategic vision and ability to inspire both students and colleagues alike. His approach to education emphasizes the importance of adaptability and resilience, qualities that are essential in the ever-evolving field of aerospace. He is passionate about integrating real-world experiences into the classroom, ensuring that his students are well-prepared to meet the demands of their future careers in the Air Force and Space Force. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Captain Walters is actively involved in research initiatives aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of aerospace training programs. His work often explores innovative methodologies and technologies that can be leveraged to improve training outcomes and operational readiness. Although his specific research interests are not widely publicized, his contributions to the field have been recognized by peers and industry leaders alike. Captain Walters' dedication to his profession extends beyond the classroom. He is a sought-after speaker at aerospace conferences and workshops, where he shares his insights on leadership, training, and the future of aerospace education. His contributions to the field have not only advanced the mission of the AFROTC but have also had a lasting impact on the broader aerospace community. Through his work at Angelo State University and beyond, Captain Walters continues to shape the future of aerospace education and training. His commitment to excellence and innovation serves as an inspiration to his students and colleagues, ensuring that the next generation of aerospace leaders is well-equipped to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.