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Yunpeng Zhang is a U.S. Air Force veteran earning his degree in Aeronautics at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University. (Photo: Yunpeng Zhang)
From Civil Engineer to Future Airline Pilot
For Yunpeng Zhang (’25), the journey to becoming a pilot didn’t begin on the flight deck — it started on the ground as a civil engineer in the U.S. Air Force.
Dustin Foote and his family at graduation.
Dustin Foote Reaches New Heights at Embry‑Riddle
After a journey filled with hard work and dedication, Dustin Foote recently graduated with his B.S. in Aviation Maintenance at Embry-Riddle.
Emily Diegel with the COAS sign.
From Computational Mathematics to National Security: A Journey of Research and Discovery
Emily Diegel ('24, Computational Mathematics) has always had a passion for problem-solving. Now, she's using that passion to tackle real-world challenges in national security.
Lauren Estrada headshot with a grey background.
Lauren Estradas Path Led Her From Curiosity to Intelligence Analysis
The Global Security and Intelligence Studies program has given Lauren Estrada the opportunity to do real-world geopolitical analysis that reaches an audience of intelligence professionals.
Embry‑Riddle student Michael Stalford stands in the senior design lab smiling, proud of the hard work he’s invested to get where he’s at in Embry‑Riddle's Electrical Engineering program.
Engineering Success: Journey of Leadership and Innovation
Michael Stalford (‘26) is a prime example of what it means to be a well-rounded student leader at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Prescott Campus.
Glamour magazine recognized Madison Newbell as an up-and-coming aerospace engineer, naming her as one of six Glamour’s 2024 College Women of the Year. She also earned a prestigious Patti Grace Smith Fellowship in 2022. (Photo: Madison Newbell)
Madison Newbell: Woman of the Year, Engineer of the Future
Embry‑Riddle senior Madison Newbell (’25) is among Glamour’s College Women of the Year. A rising aerospace engineer, she’s breaking barriers in STEM, securing top internships, and leading campus organizations. Passionate about representation and innovation, she’s inspiring the next generation while launching high-power rockets and shaping her own path in space exploration.
Embry‑Riddle grad Josh Dalzelle applies his knowledge of engineering and avionics to write popular adventures in space. (Photo: Josh Dalzelle)
Inside the World of 'Omega Force': Engineering Meets Science Fiction
Sci-fi author Joshua Dalzelle is at the helm of two bestselling series, "Omega Force" and "Black Fleet."
Lucas Cristaldi is a member of the United States Air Force, full-time student and father and volunteer science ambassador for NASA, sharing his passion for space exploration.
Lucas Cristaldi Shares the Human Side of Space
International student Lucas Cristaldi serves in the United States Air Force and is a full-time Aeronautics student. He shares his passion for space exploration with the public as a NASA Solar System Ambassador.
Summer camp attendees watch a weather balloon take flight.
It’s Never Too Early to Get Started in STEM!
Getting a head start on STEM education allows students to explore their passions, experience real-world learning and make industry connections.
JJ Everett standing in front of sectional aeronautical chart with airways, waypoints, and controlled airspace markings.
Embry‑Riddle and SHRM Help Navy Veteran Make Smooth Transition to The Boeing Co.
A world-renowned university and a respected professional group helped a Navy veteran launch a successful civilian career.
Embry-Riddle student Emma Costa interns with Acreage Farms, a company exploring agricultural ingenuity. This start-up’s work could one day help settlers on Mars grow food despite limited water, low temperatures and reduced atmospheric pressure.
Emma Costa Is a Farmer in the Lab
Aerospace Physiology major Emma Costa interns with Acreage Farms, a campus-based start-up focused on sustainable agriculture through vertical farming.
Olivia Wood at work in the RDL
Olivia Wood Is Starting Her Career With a Bang
Next year, Olivia Wood will graduate and go to work for SpaceX. As a student-engineer, she is already part of a team launching record-setting rockets.