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About Us

WATC Foundation Board of Directors

2009 – 2010

John Moore, Chairman	Senior Policy Advisor to NIAR
Ron Holt, Secretary/Treasurer	Assistant County Manager, Sedgwick County
Ray Frederick	Ex-Officio, Interim President
Tim Norton	Sedgwick County Board of Commissioners, 2nd District
Sharon Fearey	Former Councilwoman, 6th District
Paul Gray	City Council, District IV, City of Wichita
Bryan Derreberry	President, Wichita Area Chamber of Commerce
John Schwendeman	Principal, CSC
Sylvia Steckley	Mediator
Sandra Kramer	Foundation Director

The Future WATC

Plans are being laid now for the programs and infrastructure needed for the new campus. The new campus will feel more like a business center than an educational institution. Workers for the county's five aircraft manufacturers and hundreds of businesses that support them will receive training at this new campus. A few of the programs selected for the new campus are various kinds of aviation training, manufacturing, welding and robotics.

This facility will allow for the hands-on training students and employers expect.

WATC is the managing partner of Sedgwick County�s National Center for Aviation Training at Jabara Airport: a world-class facility dedicated to educating students to work in high-paying aviation and manufacturing jobs. The first phase of construction will be complete this summer and the second phase should be finished and ready for students by fall 2010.