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The ability to pilot an airplane can provide career opportunities as well as feelings of personal fulfillment. Lakeland offers a variety of ground school courses and direct flight instruction that will enable students to qualify for private and professional certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Courses combine the development of student knowledge, skills, and disposition toward effective practice as a pilot. Flight instruction takes place at the Sheboygan County memorial Airport and includes fees beyond the cost of tuition. Students who wish to earn VFR and IFR certificates and those who wish to earn a Commercial Pilot certificate must obtain a third-class medical certificate and a second-class medical certificate, respectively, through a doctor who is an FAA-authorized medical examiner.

Professor: Kathleen Rath Marr
Instructor: Brandon Molina

Programs

• Aviation Minor

Courses

• AVN 100 - History of Aviation
• AVN 101 - Introduction to Aviation
• AVN 102 - Private Pilot Flight I (2 semester hours)
• AVN 103 - Private Pilot Flight II (2 semester hours)
• AVN 200 - Introduction to Weather/Instrument Flight
• AVN 201 - Private Pilot Instrument Flight I (2 semester hours)
• AVN 202 - Private Pilot Instrument Flight II (2 semester hours)
• AVN 203 - Introduction to Crew Concept (4 semester hours)
• AVN 204 - Flight Physiology (4 semester hours)
• AVN 280 - Special Topics in Aviation (2-3 semester hours)
• AVN 300 - Advanced Aviation Science
• AVN 301 - Commercial/Multi-Engine Pilot Flight I (2 semester hours)
• AVN 302 - Commercial/Multi-Engine Pilot Flight II (2 semester hours)
• AVN 400 - Internship (1-4 semester hours)
• AVN 480 - Special Topics in Aviation (2-3 semester hours)

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