AFSC Training With Industry Program highlights strategic value of industry partnerships, honors late fellow
A commemorative coin is presented to Dwenda Wilson-Hutter’s nephew by Jared Dalpias, 309 SWEG deputy director, as a small token of gratitude the organization holds for Wilson-Hutter’s service, spirit, and enduring contributions. A Training with Industry Program capstone project was presented posthumously on behalf of Wilson-Hutter, a computer scientist with the 309th Software Engineering Squadron, who completed her TWI experience with Amazon but lost her battle with cancer before she had the opportunity to brief her capstone.
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