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Foundations of Legacy: Bert Zarb
For over 25 years, Dr. Norbert Zarb has been dedicated to purposefully impacting Embry-Riddle students and helping them shape the future.
Teresa Symons
Reaching for the Stars: Women in Astronomy
Read about alumna Dr. Teresa Symons to learn more about her path to becoming an astrophysics staff scientist at Caltech/IPAC.
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Alumnus Launches Flight App to Match Students With Instructors
Embry-Riddle Worldwide graduate Jess Ellwanger ('19) turns his aviation journey into a fast-growing startup bridging gaps in flight training.
Sean Barnier (left) and Danica Marr (right) had the opportunity to fly on NOAA’s WP-3D Orion aircraft this summer. (Photos: Sean Barnier and Danica Marr)
Flying Into the Future: A Student’s Experience on NOAA’s WP-3D Orion
Embry-Riddle undergraduate students Danica Marr (‘26) and Lannon McGregor (‘26) and alumnus Sean Barnier (‘25) had the rare opportunity to fly aboard the WP-3D Orion aircraft, often referred to as the “P-3."
EJ in front of the Qasr Al Watan presidential palace. (Photo: EJ Bailey)
Around the World With SMART Scholar Elias EJ Bailey
Elias "EJ" Bailey received a Department of Defense (DOD) Science, Mathematics and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship in his first year at Embry-Riddle. Now a rising junior, his experiences have taken him around the globe — and prepared him for the future.
Abigail Connors (’27)
Navigating the Stars
With hands-on research experience and Embry‑Riddle’s on-campus telescope, Space Physics student Abigail Connors (’27) is charting her own course in the world of astronomy.
Student kneels behind a large fixed-wing radio-controlled aircraft with tricycle landing gear and high-aspect-ratio wings on a campus walkway lined with palm trees.
Vikas Patel Is Built for the Landing
Aerospace engineer Vikas Patel blends artistic vision, flight precision and technical intuition — from flying taildraggers to designing lunar guidance systems. He launched a student art competition to promote creativity and interest in spaceflight. Now headed to Stanford after a NASA internship, he’s building a future where human safety and imagination take flight.
Sean McConoughey on Embry‑Riddle's Daytona Beach, Florida, campus. (Photo: Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Launching a Passion
Sean McConoughey, an aerospace engineering student and ARC Scholarship recipient, transformed his early rocketry success into impactful research and leadership at Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus.
Golden Eagles
Wings Like Eagles: How Embry‑Riddle Students Soar and Thrive on Competition
These Embry-Riddle students are the best of the best - not just academically, but in competition, too - leading the pack and striving for excellence.
Cassie with her SURF award.
Science Is for Everyone
Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering student Cassandra Savukinas is on a mission to make science more accessible.
Ginny Tait on campus.
Foundations of Legacy: Ginny Tait
Academic Advisor Ginny Tait has been a part of the Embry-Riddle family for over 35 years. From being Ernie the Eagle to helping students shape their futures, she shares how Embry-Riddle has been such a meaningful part of her life.
Katie on campus.
Reaching for the Stars
Bachelor of Science in Astronomy alumna Katie Casciotti reflects on her academic career at Embry-Riddle Prescott and boldly pursues her future.