Don't miss your opportunity to exhibit at the 2019 Kansas Governor's Public Health Conference!  Approximately 300 public health nurses, maternal and child health staff and public health professionals throughout the state are expected to attend. The conference will be held April 2 -April 4, 2019 at the Hilton Garden Inn, located at 410 South 3rd Street, Manhattan, KS 66502. Exhibits will be displayed on Wednesday, April 3.

Cancellation of Space: Failure to exhibit does not constitute notice of cancellation. Cancellation must be in writing. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted. A 15% administrative fee will be charged for all cancellations (this includes unpaid purchase orders.) There will be no refunds after March 15, 2019. In the event of the Governor's Public Health Conference being canceled due to fire, strikes, government regulations, acts of God, or other causes beyond their control, the Governor's Public Health Conference organizers shall not be held liable for failure to hold the Governor's Public Health Conference as scheduled, and the Governor's Public Health Conference organizers shall determine the amount of exhibit fees to be refunded.

This course covers the essential topics pertaining to composites engineering and the certification process. Its contents provide students with an awareness of the composites engineering process framework through course materials and practical applications through online discussions. Topics include engineering, manufacturing, maintenance, and certification of composite materials associated with civil aircraft structures. The course content is in accordance with FAA AC 20-107B (Composite Aircraft Structure). 

This course was developed through the collaboration of Wichita State University, industry subject matter experts, and the Federal Aviation Administration. The course is taught online, includes all teaching materials, and features real-world discussions facilitated by those with subject matter expertise and FAA representatives. Depending on prior knowledge and experience, students will spend approximately ten hours per week reviewing materials, participating in online discussions and testing their knowledge.

After finishing a 1-week period of self-study of fundamental composites and successfully completing an examination, students proceed to more advanced topics through an on-line, interactive learning experience via Blackboard. Teaching methodology includes online discussions facilitated by subject matter experts, relevant documentation, and audio/visual aids. A hands-on lab will be offered separately at future times.