Today is International Women in Engineering Day, so we talked to SrA Amos about how she got introduced to a STEM career in the U.S. Air Force, what it means to have two careers and how the benefits support her.🔬
CLEPS & DANTES every credit you can. Maximum every credit in service learning towards CCAF & other science degrees. You never know where they will serve you, after you serve.
Nicely worded. I loved my career in the Air Force. Like you, I went to school while serving and graduated with an MBA from Embry-Riddle Aernotical University. I wish you the very best in your bright career! CMSgt Patrick Kilgore, Retired
Keep learning at every opportunity. I had a great career in electronics and as a 1st Sgt. I never stopped learning.
Nothing gets me more fired up than when I hear incredible young people like SrA Amos and all the outstanding work that she’s doing to improve readiness of the entire force and for representing the energy, optimism, and idealism of young government leaders. #aimhigh U.S. Air Force Reserve
Inspiring! Keep moving forward into greater success 👏 🙌 I love your tenacity and determination to be successful. Keep blasting forward and upward looking to God for guidance and direction. Thank you for your service 🙏 ❤️
Love this , my son joined the Aur force 2 years ago and study to graduate next year in International Affairs. The best decision he could have made.
Love this!
Impressive growth! Personally, the amount of nurses from the West Indies ….. Yes 🙌🏿 We understand all the logistics involved for innovation to fly high 🙌🏿
Impressive! Keep striving! And thank you for your service
Seeking for new opportunities and challenges.
2moMy kids want to join the airforce, my daughter 12 wants to become a nurse my two sons, 9 and 11, officer and doctor. Great to know that they can have two careers while in the military. 🙂 when would it be a good time to speak to someone since they are still young?