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Prescott Campus Observatory Complex
What is Astronomy — and What Can You Do with an Astronomy Degree?
Learn about astronomy fields, career paths and the advantages of an Embry-Riddle education.
Embry-Riddle freshman Bella Memeo is a pilot, artist and Boeing Scholar.
Boeing Scholar Uses Artwork to Elevate Her Flight Training
Bella Memeo's pursuit of an Aeronautical Science degree is getting a boost from the artwork she creates to help her learn.
Victor with his diploma.
Prepared for Anything: Victor Serrano on Safety, Sustainability and Resilience
Victor Serrano's early passion in aviation eventually led him to Embry-Riddle, where he discovered the Aviation and Aerospace Safety (now Aerospace and Occupational Safety) program.
Five students from Embry‑Riddle's Rocket Team prepare to test their rocket at the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
Eagle Engineers Set Sights on Rocket Testing and Development
Aerospace Engineering major Bryce Smoldon helped lead a student team that develops and tests rockets.
A student studying in Embry-Riddle's Hunt Library.
Customize Your Degree with Embry-Riddle's B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies
Perfect for students with multiple interests, Embry-Riddle's B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies allows you to fully customize your degree and tailor it to your unique skills, interests and goals.
Embry-Riddle student Camille Hawkins is a Boeing scholar.
Boeing Scholar Takes Flight Toward Pilot Dreams
Boeing Scholar Camille Hawkins is making her dream of becoming an airline pilot a reality at the Embry-Riddle Prescott Campus.
Amandine Maidenberg
Ph.D. Student Earns National Award for Groundbreaking Fluids Research
Amandine Maidenberg, a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering, was recently honored with the Graduate Student Scholar Award at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers’ Fluids Engineering Division Summer Meeting (FEDSM).
Students get hands-on experience in ATC labs at Embry‑Riddle's Daytona Beach and Prescott campuses. (Photo: Wilson Van Ness)
How to Become an Air Traffic Controller
Air traffic controllers keep the national airspace operating smoothly. For those who excel under pressure and seek to contribute directly to aviation safety, this career path offers both challenges and rewards.
Darcy Cruz, project manager for Duckweed Labs, a NASA‑funded project, is committed to furthering her research on sustainable solutions for long-term space travel. (Photo: Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Rise and Thrive
Embry-Riddle graduate Darcy Cruz (’25) is a relentless force, driven by a fierce passion for aviation and space operations that powered her journey from military service to leading NASA-funded research.
Debbie Schaum, recognized for 30 years of service at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University. (Photo: David Massey)
Foundations of Legacy: Debbie Schaum
Debbie Schaum is an associate professor and the associate chair in the Applied Aviation Sciences Department. Here, she reflects on her 31+ years of experience working at Embry‑Riddle, supporting teams in the Air Race Classic and mentoring students to achieve their dreams.
Scott Nicholson with a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (Photo: Scott Nicholson)
Cybersecurity, Leadership and Motivation Through Embry‑Riddle and Navy ROTC
Computer Science senior and ROTC Midshipman Scott Nicholson is working hard, pursuing professional development and gearing up for fulfilling careers in cybersecurity and the U.S. Navy.
During the SWARM Opening Ceremony, Detachment 028 Honor Corps presents a joint service color guard as the Detachment 028 Eagle Quartet performs the National Anthem on stage (Photo: Cadet Evelyn Ackerman)
Embry‑Riddle Prescott AFROTC Hosts First Annual Raiders and Drill Meet
Promoting “connection, recruitment and lasting memories,” Air Force ROTC Detachment 028 at Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus hosted the Southwest Armed Forces Raiders and Drill Meet this fall — and it was an outstanding success.