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Noah Evans Is Taking Flight With Experimental Aircraft
From a young age, Noah Evans (’27) knew that aviation was his passion. Now pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering with minors in Flight Test and Simulation and Aviation Safety, he is carving his path toward the skies.
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Mid-Career Reset Leads to Aviation Finance
Qilong Guo (’25) left a leadership role to pursue Aviation Finance at Embry‑Riddle, using ISTAT connections to build a global career bridging Asia and North America.
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Carson Ballou Is En Route to an Airline Management Career
Carson Ballou (’25, ’27) brings a multifaceted perspective to what life is like at Embry‑Riddle as he lays out the groundwork for a career in airline leadership.
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Embry‑Riddle Prepares Future Air Traffic Professionals
Through hands-on research, advanced facilities and accelerated career pathways, Embry‑Riddle is shaping the next generation of air traffic management professionals.
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Justin Fratto Advances Environmental Sustainability Through Mechanical Engineering
Driven by a passion for sustainability and a desire to create solutions that benefit people and preserve the planet, Justin Fratto (’27) chose the Mechanical Engineering program at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach Campus.
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From Data to Decisions: A Systems Engineering Internship
Embry‑Riddle student Kaitlyn Cavanaugh applied data science skills to support air traffic systems during a systems engineering internship at L3Harris Technologies.
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Jacob Fleming Innovates to Improve Athlete Performance
As a college athlete, Jacob Fleming saw the need for natural energy boosters that complied with NCAA regulations, and he's ready to provide the solution.
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Embry‑Riddle Alumna Advocates for Microgravity Research
Shay Bhardwaj knows that early interaction with human spaceflight will shape the future of space exploration — and she is taking the steps to make it happen.
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Turning Purpose Into a Career in Global Security
Embry‑Riddle Prescott student Xiomara Hoover (’26) is combining her studies in Global Security & Intelligence with outreach on the Navajo Nation to inspire the next generation and address critical issues affecting her community.
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Preparing to Lead Airports and Aviation Policy on a Global Scale
Through internships, mentorship and hands-on learning, Embry‑Riddle student Khanh Tran is preparing to lead airports and influence aviation policy worldwide.
Sumer Hernandez, a B.S. in Space Operations student and SpaceX intern, stands ready to launch her future in space exploration. (Photo: Joey Harrison)
From the Space Coast to SpaceX: A Student’s Launch Into Space Operations
Space Coast inspiration fuels Sumer Hernandez's space operations projects at NASA and SpaceX.
Isabella Piwowar smiles for a photo used on her intern badge at the Chandler Police Department. (Photo by: Isabella Piwowar)
From Classroom to Crime Scene: Forensic Biology in Action
Embry-Riddle student Isabella Piwowar applied her Forensic Biology coursework to real-world investigations during a Chandler Police Department internship.