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Emma Kirschenheiter, seen here on the Embry‑Riddle flight line, has amassed more than 100 hours of piloting time since fall 2021. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Joseph Harrison)
Flight Training Has This Aeronautical Science Student Soaring Toward a Career
B.S. in Aeronautical Science major Emma Kirschenheiter found her aviation passion after an introductory flight in her native Long Island.
Space Physics major Janessa Slone spent the summer of 2022 as a part of the Society of Physics Student national internship program in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Janessa Slone)
Embry‑Riddle Helps Space Physics Student Explore New Research Horizons
Space Physics major Janessa Slone took full advantage of the undergraduate research opportunities at Embry‑Riddle.
Elizabeth Mitchell ('22) switched majors from engineering to a B.S. in Aeronautical Science with a Helicopter Pilot Specialty. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
Eagle Turns from Engineering to Helicopter Pilot at Embry-Riddle
When it came time to define her career pursuit, Elizabeth Mitchell kept an open mind. And that allowed Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University to help her pursue a new career as a helicopter pilot.
A graduate student celebrates their success in front of a laptop computer at home.
Three Tips for Success in Grad School
Have you ever doubted being able to balance a graduate degree program with being a full-time working adult? We're here with some tips to help you successfully navigate the waters of your graduate program.
Aerospace Engineering major Wilson Tadena ('22) now works for The Boeing Company as a Flight Test Engineer. (Photo: Wilson Tadena)
Get to Know: Aerospace Engineer Wilson Tadena
Aerospace Engineering major Wilson Tadena turned an internship at The Boeing Company into a job as a Flight Test Engineer after graduation.
A student stands in front of ancient ruins while pursuing his degree studying abroad. (Photo: Brandon Leong).
Learn Outside of the Classroom and the Country
Students at Embry‑Riddle don't just learn beyond the classroom on campus; they also learn outside of the U.S. through their adventures studying abroad.
B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management alumna Kai Timoll ('21) served with the Blue Angels, the Navy's elite flight demonstrations squadron, as the Logistics Assistant Leading Petty Officer. (Photo: Kai Timoll)
Six Questions With a Blue Angel
One recent Embry‑Riddle alum had the rare opportunity to apply the lessons she learned in the classroom during her tour of duty with the world-famous Blue Angels.
Aerospace Engineering alumna Veronica McGowan ('16) was a part of the first-ever human commercial spaceflight when Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 launched in July 2021. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / David Massey)
Find Your Place in Space
Launch your dream career toward space exploration at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.
Savannah Riddles grad portrait.
Global Security and Intelligence Grad Charts Course Toward a Safer Future for All
Global Security and Intelligence grad Savannah Riddles wants to use her newfound skills to make the world a safer place.
M.S. in Engineering Management student Michael Zaffuto ('02, '22) is one of four students named to the College of Business Student Council to help improve the educational experience of his fellow students. (Photo: Michael Zaffuto)
Engineering Management Grad Student Makes Time to Serve His School
M.S. in Engineering Management student Michael Zaffuto is making an effort to help improve the educational experience of his fellow students.
Adrienne Reid uses the lessons she learns in the Safety Management program in her volunteer work with the Civil Air Patrol.
Safety Management Student Gives Back Through Volunteering
As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, Adrienne Reid assists with teaching cadets about safety and risk management.
Homeland Security major Jacques-Alice Auguste ('23) was chosen for an internship with Beyond the Horizon International Strategic Studies Group to promote global peace through security. (Photo: Jacques-Alice Auguste)
Homeland Security Major’s Elite Internship Gets Her Closer to a Dream Career
An elite internship is helping Homeland Security major Jacques-Alice Auguste pursue her goal of securing a safer world.