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Perla Latorre-Suarez poses in front of a wall of windows; she wears a silky green blouse and white slacks.
Aerospace Engineering Scholar
Perla Latorre-Suarez is pursuing a future in STEM and shares her journey on social media in hopes of inspiring generations to come.
Global Security and Intelligence Studies class exercises where students conduct practical emergency response drills using software simulation programs developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
How to Become an Intelligence Analyst
Former DIA Terrorism Intelligence Officer and Assistant Professor Katy-Jan Bobseine gives insight on how you can become a skilled intelligence analyst at Embry‑Riddle.
Shii-Ann Madison, wearing a green sweater, leans against a rock, autumn-colored trees in the background.
Fulfilling the Dream of Becoming a Pilot
Despite limited access to aviation in her youth, Boeing Scholar Shii-Ann Madison’s passion for aeronautics drew her eyes to the skies.
Adam Jain wears a grey puffer jacket and sweat pants as he sets up a rocket on a launch in a parking lot - winter-bare trees are seen in the background.
American Rocketry Challenge Scholarship Winner Finds the Future Is Looking Up
Aerospace Engineering major Adam Jain’s American Rocketry Challenge scholarship is helping power his dream of building rockets to explore space.
Several middle-school students sit in an auditorium - a small box-shaped robot rests on the stage in the foreground.
How Embry‑Riddle Supports Youth Involvement in STEM
The decision to pursue a STEM field doesn’t happen overnight – that’s why we host events for K-12 students and plant the seed of interest early.
Nicolas Napoleoni poses in a dark polo shirt in front of several propellers and engines.
Aviation Maintenance Science Major Finds Embry‑Riddle Offers Best of All Worlds
Nicolas Napoleon's Embry‑Riddle journey started on the flight deck and has moved to the hangar as part of the Aviation Maintenance Science program.
Several students squeeze together for a selfie, the Eiffel Tower in the background.
Worldwide Student Goes Global with Embry‑Riddle Degree in Homeland Security
Flight attendant Angelia Keever was drawn to Embry‑Riddle because of her aviation background. Now, she’s hoping to take her career to new heights.
Taylor on her laptop
Day in the Life: Meet Taylor
Boeing Scholar and Aeronautical Science major Kristy Magana (’27) posing on the Flight Line on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
A Boeing Scholar's Flight to Success in Aeronautical Science
Boeing Scholar Kristy Magana is looking forward to a promising future thanks to The Boeing Company and her academic achievements.
Ryan Shields (third from right) and teammates from the rocket club at Oakton High pose with one of their model rockets. (Photo: Ryan Shields)
Aerospace Engineering Major Gets Ready for Launch With ARC Support
Aerospace Engineering major Ryan Shields found his passion for rocketry by accident, and an ARC scholarship is helping him pursue a path to the stars.
B.S. in Aviation Maintenance Science major Everett Young stands on the Daytona Beach Campus where students develop skills in maintenance, safety science, avionics and more. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Joseph Harrison)
Interest in Mechanics Fuels Aviation Maintenance Science Degree
Everett Young is among the newest students to attend Embry‑Riddle thanks to The Boeing Company.
Sydney’s remote internship with Trusted Space sent her into her final semester with the confidence to succeed. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Eagle Gains Big Experience at Small Space Company
Sydney Bonbrest took her skills outside of the classroom in her first aerospace engineering internship and left with a new understanding of the industry.