Introduction- Krischeon Sloan

    I'm Krischeon Sloan, a transfer junior attending MGA. I initially graduated from the Aviation Institute of Maintenance in 2023, where I obtained my airframe and powerplant license. It has always been my dream to eventually work on spacecraft, although I have settled on working on aircraft for the time being. I thoroughly enjoy what I do in my career thus far. Attending this class as a step toward obtaining my degree will only further my aspirations of becoming an aerospace engineer. 

    I have a rather unique origin because I was born in Yokosuka, Japan (unfortunately, I do not know any Japanese). Then, I briefly lived in Spain, where I learned to speak Spanish (I also unfortunately forgot my Spanish), all before moving stateside. These travels have impressed upon me a thirst for travel and cultural exploration. Cultural exploration I express through my cooking; cooking is my favorite hobby, not just for getting to eat whatever delicious dish I create but to explore cultural traditions, spices, and cooking styles. My passion for aerospace is only rivaled by my love for cooking. 

    This has been my brief introduction. I'm looking forward to learning how to write in this class with you all.
         


 

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