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More than 30 Embry‑Riddle students gained firsthand experience, mentorship and career opportunities during a 12-week internship with Honeywell Aerospace Technologies at the company’s Deer Valley location in Phoenix.
Embry-Riddle and Honeywell Collaborate to Launch Aerospace Careers
Embry-Riddle students expand their horizons and build lasting industry connections through Honeywell Aerospace's dynamic internship program.
 Students in the Global Security Operations Center collaborating on their FAFE projects. (Photo: Connor McShane)
Careers Investigating Fraud — and the Degree That Will Help You Get Started
Embry-Riddle's B.S. in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination prepares students for careers fighting financial crime through applied learning, digital forensics and industry-aligned coursework. Graduates succeed at the FBI, IRS, American Express and Big Four accounting firms.
Priscilla Aleksic is a 2025 Boeing Scholar and an Aviation Business Administration student on the Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Priscilla Aleksic)
Starting Strong in Aviation with Priscilla Aleksic
Aviation Business Administration student Priscilla Aleksic ('27) discusses her early interest in aviation, her accomplishment as a 2025 Boeing Scholar, her first few weeks as an Eagle and her hopes and ambitions for the future.
College of Business student Tyler DeZell. (Photo: Joey Harrison)
From Classroom to Career: Tyler DeZell Charts His Path to Success
Tyler DeZell gained clarity, specialized skills and valuable experience in Aviation Business Administration during his summer internship at Allegiant.
Find your future career in space. (Photo: Getty)
Careers in Space: Degrees That Make it Happen
The space industry is expanding rapidly, and so is the need for skilled professionals in the field. Discover top space degrees at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and explore careers in aerospace engineering, space operations, astrophysics, robotics and more.
Holding the bone saw after performing my first two cranial eviscerations (photo taken after exams had concluded). (Photo: Olivia Robbins)
Hands-On Learning at the Medical Examiner's Office
Embry-Riddle senior Olivia Robbins gained hands-on experience in autopsy procedures, evidence collection and death investigations during her internship with the Pinal County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Assistant Professor Carrie L. Merlin assisting students in an ATM Lab on the Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Joey Harrison / Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University)
From the Radar Room to the Classroom: Carrie Merlin’s Journey from the FAA to Embry-Riddle
From managing complex East Coast airspace to mentoring students in Embry-Riddle’s Air Traffic Management program, Carrie Merlin bridges operational expertise and hands-on learning in the AT-CTI classroom.
Francesca Keel
Future FAA Controller Finds Her Frequency at Embry-Riddle Prescott
Embry-Riddle student Francesca Keel turns her passion for aviation into a career, earning an offer to become an FAA air traffic controller before her graduation.
Patricia Palacios Anez
Patricia Palacios Anez’s Dreams of Aviation Led Her to an Industry Internship
Patricia Palacios Anez's father instilled a passion for Embry-Riddle and the aviation industry, shaping her future in aviation business administration.
Coach Steve Ridder, head basketball coach at Embry‑Riddle's Daytona Beach Campus.
Foundations of Legacy: Coach Steve Ridder
Building a thriving and successful program from scratch isn’t easy, but Coach Steve Ridder persevered through di<icult times and supported student athletes, helping them become champions — both in academics and in athletics.
Al Zaabi
Guiding the Skies
Embry-Riddle student Mohammed Al Zaabi ('27) shares how the B.S. in Air Traffic Management is preparing him to guide aircraft safely through the skies - and lead with purpose on the ground.
Ryan Ferguson leads ERAU ESports on Embry‑Riddle's Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle/Joey Harrison)
Ryan Ferguson Leads Esports With Precision, Strategy and a Tactical Edge
Computer Science major Ryan Ferguson leads ERAU Esports, one of the most popular clubs on campus, with 26 competitive teams.