The Crown Circle inductions are part of the Civil Air Patrol's National Congress on Aviation and Space Education. The Congress is presented each year to provide educators and CAP members with the latest innovations in aerospace education. At this year's Congress, educators and CAP members from across the nation took part in workshops presented by master aerospace education instructors. In 1994, Lishman completed the first migration of Canada geese led by ultralight from Ontario to Virginia. The National Congress on Aviation and Space Education is held annually and is certified for 30 contact hours or 3 continuing education units.
College credit is also available.
This discount is available until Nov. 1. The Congress is open to anyone interested in aerospace education. Civil Air Patrol, the official Air Force Auxiliary, is a nonprofit organization. Volunteers also take a leading role in aerospace education and serve as mentors to America's youths through CAP cadet programs.