Sarah Hubbard

Sarah Hubbard serves as an Associate Professor at Purdue University's Polytechnic Institute, specializing in aviation and transportation systems with emphasis on safety protocols, operational efficiency, and integrated multimodal planning frameworks.

Her research portfolio demonstrates deep engagement with critical infrastructure challenges:

• Aviation Safety and Risk Management
• Transportation Operations Optimization
• Multimodal Transit System Integration
• Airport Terminal Design and Passenger Service Systems
• Sustainable Airport Development Practices
• Aviation Infrastructure Construction Management

Dr. Hubbard's instructional leadership spans core curriculum including AT 359 (Airport Management), AT 505/506 (Graduate Research Methods), AT 490 (Independent Projects on sustainability/construction), and IT 507 (Industry Measurement Systems). She actively mentors students through the Purdue AAAE Chapter and Professional Pilots Chapter organizations.

Her 2025 recognition with the Polytechnic Research Award underscores significant contributions to transportation academia. Current research trajectories indicate growing emphasis on sustainable aviation infrastructure and passenger experience optimization within terminal environments.