Rate My Professor Kevin Corns

Corns contributes to UAS research and education through publications and grants. He co-authored the open educational resource 'REMOTE PILOT Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Knowledge Test Study Guide' with Collin McDonald for MTSU's sUAS certification courses. His peer-reviewed work includes 'A Comparison of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Small-Format Aerial Photography Platforms' published in the International Journal of Aviation, Aeronautics, and Aerospace in 2018, as well as contributions to studies on crew resource management for large UAS and comparative learning outcomes in traditional versus online UAS courses in 2024. He participated in securing a $750,000 USDA grant for the Tennessee Digital Agriculture Center, enhancing youth education in STEM fields via UAS applications on the MTSU Farm. Corns secured FAA partnerships elevating MTSU's UAS program and supports university initiatives, including EXL awards, sustainable campus renewable energy projects, and service on the Graduate Council, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, and other standing committees. His leadership advances UAS integration in agriculture, environmental monitoring, and aviation psychology applications.