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Maria Franco
Foundations of Legacy: Maria Franco
Discover how Maria Franco found purpose, mentorship and belonging at Embry-Riddle, helping shape nearly four decades of growth and innovation.
Mary Lengemann is an Aeronautical Science student and women’s basketball player on the Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Soaring High and Shooting Hoops — Building Community at Embry-Riddle
Chasing her dreams of becoming a pilot and playing college basketball, Mary Lengemann ('26) shares how Embry-Riddle has given her a second home and helped her reach her goals.
Toby Sopp
From Touch-N-Go to Delta Air Lines, Toby Sopp is Gaining Real-World Experience at Embry-Riddle
Through three degree programs and tons of hands-on experience at Embry-Riddle, Toby Sopp is discovering his interests, passions and path for the future.
Hunter Flanagan
Charting a Global Future
Embry-Riddle Prescott student Hunter Flanagan (’25) shares how the College of Business, Security and Intelligence (CBSI) helped him turn curiosity into a global career path through hands-on learning, study abroad and real-world intelligence experience.
Ari Chai
Curiosity Among the Stars
Embry-Riddle Space Physics student Ari Chai is gaining hands-on research experience in astronomy and optics while preparing for a future in space science.
Paula Reed on campus.
Foundations of Legacy - Paula Reed
For thirty years, Paula Reed has been a devoted member of the Embry-Riddle family. From her beginnings in Human Resources to leading programs that supported students and colleagues alike, she has built a legacy of service, mentorship and community.
ARC Scholar.
From High School Rockets to Aerospace Engineering
Embry-Riddle ARC Scholar Aaryan Nagarkatti ('28) shares how the American Rocketry Challenge inspired his path to Aerospace Engineering. From founding a high school rocketry club to leading projects at Embry-Riddle, he's turning early passion into future innovation.
Brandon J. Alford
A Life of Service Comes Full Circle
Embry-Riddle alumnus and commander of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard, Lt. Col. Brandon J. Alford, reflects on his distinguished Air Force career and the lessons he's learned about leadership and legacy.
Eleanor Angelucci
Foundations of Legacy: Eleanor Angelucci
Eleanor Angelucci has built a meaningful career at Embry-Riddle, starting in the Mail Center before finding her place in the Registrar's Office. Here, she reflects on what inspired her to join Embry-Riddle, what keeps her motivated and the moments that have made her work especially rewarding.
Photo: Wilson Van Ness
Inside Embry-Riddle's One-of-a-Kind Global Security and Intelligence Program with Christina Muchow
For Christina Muchow, intelligence and global security are top priorities. Diving into her incredible involvement on campus and professional development, Christina shares how Embry-Riddle has shaped her future.
In addition to aircraft maintenance, Goodnight oversaw his department’s training program and briefly served as a training lead for the Barksdale Air Force Base Honor Guard.
Advancing Airport Operations
A B.S. and an M.S. in Management have launched Air Force veteran Corey Goodnight on a mission to make airports safer and better.
Engineering hero image.
Top Engineering Careers and Salaries After Graduation
From designing aircraft to developing next-generation software, engineers are behind the innovations that shape our world.