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SUMMARY:Breaking Barriers:  A Spotlight on Young and Diverse Voices in Avi
 ation Human Factors
DESCRIPTION:Discussion Panel\n\nBeth Blickensderfer (Embry-Riddle Aeronaut
 ical University), Bryan Gamelin (Honeywell Aerospace), Jayde King (U.S. Ai
 r Force Research Laboratory), Vanesa Miksa (The Boeing Company), and Sabri
 na Woods (National Transportation Safety Board)\n\nAviation human factors 
 professionals perform key roles in the design and implementation of aviati
 on systems that include flight decks, training programs, safety protocols,
  and much more. These professionals strive to enhance the human experience
  within the aviation ecosystem, minimize errors, and maximize system perfo
 rmance.  This panel discussion will bring together a young and diverse set
  of researchers and practitioners to describe and discuss their own profes
 sional roles in aviation human factors research and practice.  The panel w
 ill offer a forum for dialogue and reflection on the importance of diversi
 ty and inclusion within the human factors discipline and the broader field
  of aviation.  Another goal for the panel is to inspire the next generatio
 n of aviation human factors professionals to work in the aviation domain. 
  The panelists will describe the opportunities and challenges that exist i
 n this dynamic field, whether working in industry, research labs, or gover
 nment agencies,\n\nTrack: Aerospace Systems\n\nTopics: DEI\n\nSession Chai
 r: Beth Blickensderfer (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)
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