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Tonia Brown, shown here on the set of WBRC Fox 6 News, got her start in meteorology thanks to a Dual Enrollment class at Embry‑Riddle. (Photo: Tonia Brown)
Forecast for Success
A Dual Enrollment class at Embry‑Riddle helped jumpstart Tonia Brown’s interest in weather and eventually led to her career as a TV meteorologist.
Lorena Sanabria at dinner
Day in the Life: Meet Lorena
Rhiannon Hicks in the College of Arts and Sciences Observatory on Embry‑Riddle's Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Astronomy and Astrophysics Student Finds Community and Opportunity at ERAU
During her time at Embry‑Riddle, Rhiannon Hicks discovered plentiful opportunities that allowed her to grow in her personal, academic and professional life.
For Sydney Jones, an MBA from Embry Riddle has transformed her future. (Photo: Sydney Jones)
The Power of an MBA
Sydney Jones takes full advantage of the endless opportunities that Embry‑Riddle has to offer as she accepts a full-time position at Lockheed Martin.
Aiden Cunningham in one of the leading-edge Embry‑Riddle AMS labs that are allowing him to build vital hands-on experience. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
How to Become an Aviation Maintenance Technician: 5 Questions With an AMS Major
Aiden Cunningham has found a home in the Aviation Maintenance Science program, taking courses that help him get his hands on the future.
Callista Herdt, shown here inside a NASA helicopter, loves the opportunities for special tours that come with being a Boeing Scholar. (Photo: Callista Herdt)
Boeing Scholarship Has This Eagle on Course to a Future Filled With Aviation
Aeronautical Science major Callista Herdt is using a scholarship from The Boeing Co. to fuel aviation industry career dreams.
Aerospace Engineering major Tanner Whitney (left) and a fellow Prescott Campus student, Aeronautical Science major Natale Cannas, enjoy a hike in the mountains. (Photo: Tanner Whitney)
ARC Scholarship Helping Aerospace Engineering Major Have a Blast
An American Rocketry Challenge Scholarship is helping Tanner Whitney pursue his B.S. in Aerospace Engineering degree at Embry‑Riddle.
Michaela Adams, a recent graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s College of Security and Intelligence, is one of three Eagles to be named to Aviation Week Network’s 20 Twenties class of 2021. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor Mcshane)
Graduate Finds Her Place as a Woman in Cybersecurity
Michaela Adams reveals her path from Cyber Intelligence and Security student to senior cybersecurity engineer at MITRE.
Embry‑Riddle equips students with skills necessary for flying drones and handling autonomous systems through the Residency Program.
Setting Course: Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems Residency Program
Embry‑Riddle equips students with skills necessary for flying drones and handling autonomous systems through the Residency Program.
Student smiles at the camera, seated in the glass cockpit of a multi-engine aircraft with avionics displays and flight controls visible.
How Does Dual Enrollment Work For Pilots? Seven Questions With An Aspiring Aviator
Dual Enrollment courses at Embry‑Riddle are helping 15-year-old Christian Tabor earn his A.S. in Aeronautics and pursue his dream of becoming a pilot.
Engineering Physics student Kaley Eaton at NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Lab, featuring a 1:1 scale model of the U.S. part of the International Space Station (ISS). (Photo: Kaley Eaton)
From Campus to the Cosmos
Engineering Physics senior Kaley Eaton gained valuable hands-on experience at her recent internship, and her determination will reveal her place in the stars.
Meteorology and Communications students work in the TV Studio lab to learn how to present weather forecasts at a news channel. (Embry‑Riddle / Daryl LaBello)
What Makes Embry‑Riddle’s Communication Program Stand Out?
Embry‑Riddle’s unique Bachelor of Science in Communication blends essential communication skills with a foundation in STEM.