Team


The PPC team this year consists of four senior members, one junior member, and one sophomore member.
	Dr. Mathew Green (Faculty Advisor)
	Steven Myles (Project Manager) Steven Myles is serving as the team leader for the 2006-2007 I-TEC Letourneau University Powered Parachute Design Team. He is majoring in Mechanical Engineer with a minor in Mathematics. Steven is originally from the great state of Maryland, and can not wait to return to the east coast upon graduation. He was attracted to the project because of the way it helps meet people’s physical needs, as well as the greater spiritual need of indigenous people coming to know Jesus Christ.
	Keith Jones I am a senior mechanical engineer from Abbeville, SC. Most of my hobbies involve something to do with wheels and a motor. I joined PPC to have a chance to use my engineering skills to help those in third world countries and because I can get school credit to play with engines.
	Doug Lewis I had a desire to work on a project that has a kingdom emphasis. The I-TEC powered parachute project gave me just that opportunity. The practical side of the project appeals to me, and one day I hope to be in missions work, and hope this will help prepare me for that eventuality. I respect Steve Saint and his mission, and wish help in any way possible.
	Stefanny Robbins I came to LeTourneau to study mechanical engineering with the hope that, someday, I would be able to use my engineering education in missions. That day came sooner than I expected. I am thankful for the opportunity to experience the design process on a larger scale and to be involved with an organization dedicated to the great commission.
	Kyle Hughes Kyle Hughes joined the PPC team in His desire to serve the Lord in ministry through I-TEC's desire to witness to indigenous peoples. Because his calling was not that of one headed towards the mission field, but possessing a desire to help missions work, Kyle chose this team to fulfill a desire for missions related evangelism. Kyle also joined this team because of his enjoyment in designing a functional machine that was appealing to missions work. With his desire, he hopes to help design a functional machine that can be aesthetically appealing to other missions based organizations looking for reliable transportation.
	Jonathan Nelson