AVIATION ACADEMY • Free college for high school juniors and seniors.
• In-person classes offered at the Senator Jim Perry Aviation Center for Excellence, with transportation provided.
• Open the door to a two-year degree in aviation by completing a short-term certificate designed for high school students. • Transfer opportunities to four-year institutions, including ECU and ECSU, are available. • Education pathways leading to FAA Private Pilot certification or Airframe and Powerplant certifications are available. • Internships in aviation and industrial systems are available.
PROGRAMS OFFERED:
• Aviation Management, AAS • Manned Pilot, AAS • Pilot Unmanned Aircraft Systems, AAS • Industrial Systems Technology, AAS • Aviation Maintenance • Airframe Certification • Powerplant Certification • Aviation Systems Technology, AAS
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • All LCC courses are free for currently enrolled high school students through the Career and College Promise program.
• High school graduates may be eligible to continue free college courses through the LCC Guarantee scholarship (in-state tuition and fees only). For eligibility details, visit lenoircc.edu/future/lccguarantee. • Students who enroll in the Manned Pilot, AAS degree program upon completion of an Aviation CTE certificate are eligible to receive an LCC Foundation “Dollar-for-Dollar Scholarship” for up to100 hours of flight instruction. • Flight instruction must be received through one of LCC’s preapproved flight training partners via LCC’s agreed upon rate. • To be eligible, students must have an LCC cumulative GPA of 2.8 or higher and be continuously enrolled. • Funding for Dollar-for-Dollar matching is limited. Additional terms may apply. Apply early! • Apply at lenoircc.edu/foundation/scholarships.
The Senator Jim Perry Aviation Center for Excellence is a state-of-the-art training facility located at the NC Global TransPark. Designed to support the next generation of aviation professionals, this new center brings together handson technical training, flight instruction, and modern learning spaces, all in one cutting-edge environment.
Featuring
• 8 Traditional Classrooms
• 11 Maintenance Laboratories
• 13,268 Square Foot Aircraft Hangar
State-of-the-Art Simulators • Flight Simulator Bay
• Redbird Full Motion Simulator
• Additional Flight Training Devices
Student & Professional Spaces • Student Lounge & Gathering Areas • Conference Rooms • Study Rooms • Offices
• Workrooms
AVIATION CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
CONNECTING YOU TO YOUR FINAL DESTINATION BOARDING GATE
CONNECTION
Private Pilot Essentials Certificate, CTE
Aviation Management, AAS
• Airport Management • Aviation Planning and Logistics
Private Pilot Essentials Certificate, CTE
Manned Pilot, AAS
• Pilot • Airline Captain • Charter Pilot • Executive Pilot
Private Pilot Essentials Certificate, CTE
Pilot Unmanned Aircraft Systems, AAS
• Drone Operator • Drone Engineer
Aviation Maintenance – Workforce Development
Aviation Systems Technology, AAS
• Airframe Mechanic • Powerplant Mechanic • Quality Assurance
Industrial Systems Technology, AAS
• Aviation Ground Support Maintenance • Aviation Life Support Equipment • Aircraft Completions • BSIT 4-yr Transfer
— HIGH SCHOOL —
Industrial Systems Technology Certificate, CTE
— COLLEGE —
DESTINATIONS — CAREERS —
AVIATION MANAGEMENT, AAS Aviation Management is the pathway for students who have a passion for aviation from outside the cockpit. Management students are well-versed in the language of aviation and are the bridge between maintainers, aircrew, and corporate infrastructure.
COLLEGE PLAN DURING HIGH SCHOOL FALL I AER 110 Air Navigation AER 150 Private Pilot Flight Theory
SPRING I AER 111 Aviation Meteorology AER 114 Aviation Management After completion of these four courses, you will have earned the Private Pilot Essentials CTE certificate. SUMMER I ACA 122 College Transfer Success AER 116 Private Pilot Simulator AER 160 Instrument Flight Theory
FALL I I AER 113 History of Aviation AER 115 Instrument Flight Simulator BUS 115 Business Law ENG 111 Writing & Inquiry SPRING I I AER 211 Air Traffic Control ART 111 Art Appreciation BUS 152 Human Relations BUS 153 Human Resource Management ENG 112 Writing/Research in the Disciplines
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAN BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER I AER 216 Engines & Systems AER 217 Air Transportation AER 218 Human Factors in Aviation FALL I AER 112 Aviation Laws & FARs AER 170 Commercial Flight Theory AER 215 Flight Safety ECO 251 Principles of Microeconomics SPRING I AER 213 Avionics CIS 110 Intro to Computers MAT 121 Alg/Trig 1
MANNED PILOT, AAS Aviators earning their Commercial Pilot’s licenses through LCC’s Manned Aviation program find themselves in the fast-paced world of an aviation cockpit. Program alumni are currently spread throughout the world operating aircraft loaded with passengers, VIPs, or cargo. • Get a jump on your flying career by receiving ground instruction from LCC and earning college credit through our Private Pilot Essentials Certificate Program.
COLLEGE PLAN DURING HIGH SCHOOL FALL I AER 110 Air Navigation AER 150 Private Pilot Flight Theory
SPRING I AER 111 Aviation Meteorology AER 114 Aviation Management
After completion of these four courses, you will have earned the Private Pilot Essentials • Experience solo flights as early as 16 years old. CTE certificate. • Earn a Private Pilot License by age 17.
• Students have the option to transfer directly to Elizabeth City State University to earn an Aviation Science – Concentration in Aviation Management, B.S. Degree.
• Students can complete program without transferring to Elizabeth City State University by partnering with a third-party vendor to articulate credit back to LCC for in-flight training. More information is available.
CIS 110 Introduction to Computers SUMMER I ACA 122 College Transfer Success AER 116 Private Pilot Simulator ECO 251 Principles of Microeconomics
FALL I I AER 112 Aviation Laws and FARs AER 113 History of Aviation AER 115 Instrument Flight Simulator ENG 111 Writing & Inquiry SPRING I I AER 211 Air Traffic Control ART 111 Art Appreciation ENG 112 Writing/Research in the Disciplines Graduate High School
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAN BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER II AER 216 Engines & Systems AER 217 Air Transportation AER 218 Human Factors in Aviation MAT 171 Precalculus Algebra FALL III – CO-ADMITTED TO ECSU FLT 320 (AER 160) Instrument Flight Theory* FLT 117L and FLT 118L (AER 151^) Flight-Private Pilot * AER 215 Flight Safety SPRING III CO-ADMITTED FLT 330 (AER 170) Commercial Flight Theory* FLT 327L (AER 161^) Flight-Instrument Pilot* AER 213 Avionics SUMMER III CO-ADMITTED FLT 331L, FLT 332L, and FLT 333L (AER 171^) Flight-Commercial Pilot* Finalize any remaining LCC Classes not already taken in plan. *Classes taken at Elizabeth City State University ^Flight training provided by third-party vendor (AER 151, 161, 171). Note: Fees listed in the LCC College Catalog are an estimate and subject to change.
UNIVERSITY PLAN BEYOND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
JUNIOR FALL SEMESTER FLT 346L Multi-Engine Ground/Flight or FLT 426L CFI Ground/Flight* AVI 250 Basic Aerodynamics Health and Physical Education Social and Behavioral Science SPRING SEMESTER Social and Behavioral Science Humanities and Fine Arts Natural Science with Lab AVI 375 Aircraft Systems ll
SENIOR FALL SEMESTER Humanities and Fine Arts AVI 370 Aviation Research Methods and Stats AVI 411 Transition to the Aviation Industry AVI 350 Advanced Aerodynamics SPRING SEMESTER AVI 465 Aviation Capstone AVI 420 CRM Free Electives
PILOT UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS, AAS Students who aspire to join the world of aviation but are more at ease with their feet on the ground may discover the Unmanned Pilot program is the best fit for them. Unmanned Aerial Systems is a rapidly growing segment of the aviation world, with drone use expanding worldwide. Unmanned Pilot students will master aviation concepts and culture while specializing in remote drone operations. The Unmanned Pilot pathway leads outside the classroom where students will be tasked with conducting specialized projects in agriculture, construction, real estate, or search-and-rescue drone operations.
COLLEGE PLAN DURING HIGH SCHOOL FALL I AER 110 Air Navigation AER 150 Private Pilot Flight Theory
SPRING I AER 111 Aviation Meteorology AER 114 Aviation Management After completion of these four courses, you will have earned the Private Pilot Essentials CTE certificate. SUMMER I ACA 122 College Transfer Success AER 116 Private Pilot Simulator AER 160 Instrument Flight Theory UAS 110 Intro to UAS Operations
FALL I I AER 113 History of Aviation AER 115 Instrument Flight Simulator ENG 111 Writing & Inquiry UAS 150 UAS Flight Simulation SPRING I I AER 170 Commercial Flight Theory ART 111 Art Appreciation ENG 112 Writing/Research in the Disciplines UAS 152 Remote UAS Sensing & Control
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAN BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER I AER 211 Air Traffic Control AER 217 Air Transportation AER 218 Human Factors in Aviation FALL I ECO 251 Principles of Microeconomics UAS 230 UAS Aerial Photo Surveys UAS 111 TBD SPRING I CIS 110 Intro to Computers MAT 121 Alg/Trig 1 UAS 112 UAS Communications/ Telemetry
AVIATION MAINTENANCE Enroll in an FAA certificate in Airframe through a CTE pathway!
The Aviation Maintenance pathway lets you keep your feet on the ground and work on building, repairing, and maintaining aircraft. Get your FAA rating in Airframe and Powerplant and become a certified Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT). • High school students can earn an FAA Airframe certificate for free.
• After Airframe certification, complete Powerplant certification. • These two certificates can lead to the Aviation Systems Technology, AAS degree.
COLLEGE PLAN DURING HIGH SCHOOL FALL I AVI 110 Aviation Maintenance General (A)
FALL I I AVI 120 Aviation Maintenance Airframe I (A)
SPRING I AVI 110 Aviation Maintenance General (B)
SPRING I I AVI 120 Aviation Maintenance Airframe I (B)
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAN BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER I AVI 130 Aviation Maintenance Airframe II FALL I AVI 230 Aviation Maintenance Airframe III Information about additional classes towards Powerplant Certification and Aviation Systems Technology, AAS Degree are provided in more detail online.
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY The Industrial Systems Technology curriculum is designed to prepare or upgrade individuals to safely service, maintain, repair, or install equipment. Instruction includes theory and skill training needed for inspecting, testing, troubleshooting, and diagnosing industrial systems.
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE, CTE: BPR 111 Print Reading ISC 121 Envir Health & Safety MAC 248 Production Procedures MEC 111 Machine Processes MNT 110 Intro to Maint Procedures
Completing the certificate opens the door to a two-year degree in Industrial Systems Technology.
GET IN TOUCH! lenoircc.edu/ace ANDREW LUPPINO Associate Dean of the Aviation Campus (252) 527-6223, ext. 107 acluppino31@lenoircc.edu DUSTIN POLLOCK Aviation Systems Technology/Airframe & Powerplant Program Chair/Instructor (252) 527-6223, ext. 109 dlpollock27@lenoircc.edu BLANDY CASTRO Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology Program Chair/Instructor (252) 527-6223, ext. 251 bscastro71@lenoircc.edu ALLEN PETE Industrial Systems Technology Program Chair/Instructor (252) 527-6223, ext. 108 awpete28@lenoircc.edu
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