His work there was in the testing of full-scale components and material testing in order to determine the component lives. He received a special common wealth scholarship to conduct his graduate work in Australia and in England and studied creep-fatigue deformation mechanisms and life prediction methods. While at Cessna, he was also affiliated with Wichita State University, Department of Mechanical Engineering, as an Adjunct Associate Professor, and taught and participated in seeking external research funds. He continued his scholarly work and has been awarded with a higher doctoral degree, Doctor of Science, in Mechanical Engineering from Helsinki University of Technology. Copyright Arkansas Tech University, Russellville, Arkansas.
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