Joseph Wolfer

Dr. Joseph Wolfer has a profound understanding of aviation safety and leadership, which he brings to his role as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. With a specialization in aviation, safety, leadership, and management, Dr. Wolfer is dedicated to advancing the field through both education and practical application. He holds a Master of Aeronautical Science in Aviation Aerospace Safety Systems, equipping him with a comprehensive knowledge of safety protocols and systems critical to the aviation industry. Additionally, his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arizona provides him with a strong foundation in management principles, enhancing his ability to lead and innovate in complex environments. Dr. Wolfer's expertise is further validated by his certifications as an Airline Transport Pilot and Flight Instructor from the Federal Aviation Administration. These credentials not only demonstrate his technical proficiency but also his commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and excellence in aviation. At Embry-Riddle, Dr. Wolfer teaches Aircraft Accident Investigation, a course that benefits greatly from his extensive experience and insights. His approach to teaching is characterized by a focus on real-world applications and fostering critical thinking among his students. By integrating his research interests in safety, leadership, and management, he prepares future aviation professionals to navigate and lead in the dynamic and challenging field of aerospace. Dr. Wolfer's contributions to the university and the broader aviation community are marked by his dedication to continuous learning and improvement. His work not only enhances the academic environment but also contributes to the ongoing development of safer and more efficient aviation practices.