Scott Liddle

University of Kansas
Aerospace Engineering
Bachelor of Science, May 2003

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Measured the vibrations of acoustic panels in an aircraft environment using a Scanning Laser Vibrometer, Studied the internal acoustics of a simulated airplane fuselage.

University of Kansas Athletic Department

Strategic tutor, Guided and motivated student athletes by teaching strategies to better develop their skills in mathematics, Acted as peer mentor for student athletes

Skills

MS Word, Excel, Power Point, AeroCAD, LabVIEW, MATLAB, Advanced Aircraft Analysis (AAA), Fortran

Awards and Activities

Rocket Systems Development Organization (RSDO) 1999-present, secretary 2001-02, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), student member, Engineering Student Council, RSDO Representative, Grantham Scholar, Dean’s List 

Hobbies and Interests

Sports, sports, and more sports, particularly soccer, team handball, football, Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Guitar (trying unsuccessfully)

 “I am very close to my family, both nuclear and extended. I spent my high school years in San Antonio Texas, but my parents have since moved to Colorado. I love to visit them and spend time in the mountains whenever I can. I have one older brother and together we have played just about every sport we possibly could. My favorite sport would have to be soccer. However, being from south Texas, you have to play football, so I brought my soccer skills to the football field and was a place kicker in high school and one year in college. I have since found more interests in other school activities. Here at the University of Kansas I have joined a club that designs, builds, and tests liquid fueled rocket engines. In the future I am not sure where I'll be, but hopefully somewhere in the space program. This summer I hope to have a fun and challenging experience while I search for the aspect of the space program that best suits me. "