Brian Nikles

Brian Nikles

About me

Labor day weekend 1981 Cleveland airshow. It was during the air traffic controllers strike. President Regan was rebuilding American pride in our country and military. During the airshow I walked inside a massive C5A Galaxy, the immense size of the aircraft was etched in my mind. I graduated in 1984 and enrolled in Texas Aero Tech, located at Dallas Love field. Upon graduation in September of 1985, Lockheed Georgia company came to our school. They offered a month long sheet metal training course, upon successful completion, To my surprise they said I would be working on C5A Galaxy, the same plane I walked through four years earlier at the Cleveland airshow. In November of 1985 I started at Lockheed Georgia company. I have worked on many different types of aircraft in the last 40 years but the C5A and C5B Galaxy  is where it all started. 

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Planning and preparation is key to any successful endeavor. Know your material. Plan out your classroom by making sure students have the tools and supplies they need for the lab projects. Always be early to greet your students.

Model,manage and motivate. Instruction is a continues cycle of improvement. Never stop thirsting for knowledge to impart to your students.

I have a new perspective on how to interact with people with disabilities. They want to be defined as a person first not a disability.

Title IX gives students and faculty and work model to address any instances of inappropriate behavior.

Title IX is a important to protect students and employees for sexual misconduct, also holds the work place responsible for investigating compliants.

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