Alfred Powell "Skipper" Morgan (1889–1972) was an American electrical engineer, inventor, and writer who made contributions to technical literature and children's education. Hailing from the U.S. state of New Jersey, Morgan developed a career that bridged the gap between professional engineering and public science education.
As an inventor, Morgan focused his talents on radio and mechanical devices. He successfully translated his practical engineering expertise into the written word, embarking on a career as an author. His publications included specialized technical books as well as science and technology books designed specifically for children.
Through his written works, Morgan sought to demystify complex scientific and mechanical principles for younger readers and general audiences. By authoring accessible guides on radio and mechanics, he helped popularize practical engineering concepts for the public.
