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  • Participants at Preview Day

    New to Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus? Discover 10 tips to help parents and families stay connected, informed and involved in your student’s college journey.

    10 Top Tips for New Parents and Families at Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus
  • Andrea accepting her diploma

    Recently named the Coast Guard 2024 Vander Putten Inspirational Student of the Year, Andrea Psimer exemplifies service, scholarship and strength.

    Lt. Cmdr. Andrea Psimer Named Coast Guard 2024 Vander Putten Inspirational Student of the Year
  • Evan Smith

    Evan Smith, a U.S. Army service member, is studying Project Management and Engineering at Embry‑Riddle's Worldwide Campus.

    Serving With Honor: Military Students Shaping the Future of Business
  • Ivan on the Daytona Beach Campus.
    Ivan Grau, chief flight instructor at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University with over 30 years of experience, emphasizes mentorship as the most important and valuable part of his role. 

    Foundations of Legacy: Ivan Grau
  • Becca Spejcher stands beside her electronic presentation at the 2024 American Astronomical Society conference in New Orleans sharing about Embry-Riddle’s luminous blue variables research.

    A student-powered study casts new light on the causes of a rare star’s evolutionary mystery.

    Astronomy Team Continues Quest to Uncover the Mystery of a Rare Star Class
  • Abirami Srenivasan (‘27) presents her Kikochō at the Florida Lessons from Abroad Conference

    Derek Fisher, associate professor of Simulation Science, Games and Animation, and chair of the Department of Mathematics, developed the Kikōchō Project, a hands-on learning tool for Embry‑Riddle students studying abroad in Japan.

    A Journey in Pages: Blending Culture, Architecture and Experience in Japan
  • Dellavonte Hune
    Dellavonte Hune’s journey from homelessness to success via the Marine Corps and Embry‑Riddle.

    From Adversity to Achievement
  • Bill Thompson accepting an award.

    Bill Thompson's journey at Embry‑Riddle began as a student more than 30 years ago, graduating from the Prescott Campus in 1997.

    Foundations of Legacy: Bill Thompson
  • Anisa on the flight deck.

    Growing up in Bangladesh, Anisa Imtiaz was blessed with parents whose extraordinary lives gave her wings.

    Defying Gravity and Tradition: Anisa Imtiaz Makes History as the First Female Bangladeshi Airline Pilot in America
  • Telescope at Embry-Riddle Prescott
    Discover why Arizona is the ideal place to study astronomy and how Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus prepares students to explore the universe through hands-on research and expert faculty.

    Why Study Astronomy in Arizona
  • Joshua Parmenter (onboard computer lead) and Hayden West (project manager)

    The backstage interview continues with an engineering team that developed a research satellite with a mission to advance space technology.

    Engineering Students Send Satellite to Outer Space With NASA Partnership — Part Two
  • EagleSat hero image.

    A team of over 100 Embry‑Riddle students designed and built a nanosatellite called EagleSat-2 to study the effects of radiation on computer memory in outer space.

    Engineering Students Send Satellite to Outer Space With NASA Partnership — Part One
  • Ash, Nehemiah C

    Dual enrollment student Nehemiah Ash earned his associate degree before high school graduation, setting a new standard for aviation excellence.

    Fast Track to the Flight Deck
  • Anthony Moed in front of a white wall.

    Air Force veteran Anthony Charles Moed transforms opportunity into achievement through Embry‑Riddle and turns ambition into a thriving new career path.

    Air Force Veteran Finds New Mission Through Embry‑Riddle Worldwide
  • Wiggins piloting a plane - hero image.
    Professor Mike Wiggins has worked at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University since graduating with his Aeronautical Science in December of 1976. From knowing John Paul Riddle to creating new programs to mentoring students, his journey led him to where he was meant to be.

    Foundations of Legacy: Mike Wiggins
  • Astronomy student hero image.

    Embry‑Riddle students benefit from unparalleled facilities and technology for astronomical observation.

    Explore Labs & Facilities That Make Astronomy Great to Study at Embry‑Riddle
  • Lowell Observatory

    Emerging Scientists from Embry‑Riddle Present Research at the Flagstaff Astronomy Symposium.

    Student Research Highlights at the Flagstaff Astronomy Symposium
  • Students and faculty at COAS week.
    The College of Arts & Sciences on the Daytona Beach campus hosted the inaugural COAS Week from March 28 to April 3, inviting students, faculty, staff and community members to engage with the vibrant disciplines offered.

    Inaugural COAS Week Showcases the Heart of Arts and Sciences at Embry‑Riddle
  • Molly, sitting down and smiling in a tan sweatshirt.

    Electrical Engineering student Molly Ruley shares her journey, from winning pageants to envisioning a robotic future that improves lives for all.

    A Taste of Everything: Ruley Sweeps Pageants and Aims to Improve Life Through Engineering Innovations
  • Aashman Gupta
    With a passion for space robotics and exploration, Aashman Gupta ('28) is using his Embry‑Riddle education to engineer the future of Mars and beyond. 

    Dreaming Beyond Earth
  • The student team who works in the ERAU Crash Lab.

    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautics major Tiffany Terry plans a career in aviation safety and law. Thanks to her work in the university’s unique Crash Lab in Prescott, Arizona, she has gained hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of accident investigation and systems thinking.

    Tiffany Terry’s Path From the Crash Lab to Aviation Safety Law
  • Speaking to LLab.

    Alumnus Lt. Col. Patrick McGetrick reflects on his Air Force ROTC experiences at Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus, from electrical engineering to the flight deck in the U.S. Air Force.

    A Purpose Beyond Service: Debriefing the High-Flying Career of Alum Lieutenant Colonel Patrick M. McGetrick
  • Hailey Murray

    Hailey Murray reaches for the stars in space physics, blending math, science and imagination to explore the cosmos — one discovery at a time.

    Scaling the Cosmos: Hailey Murray’s Ascent in Space Physics
  • UAS drone on grass field
    Discover how Embry‑Riddle’s first USNCC graduates are advancing their careers with degrees in aviation, engineering and more.

    The First Graduates of Embry‑Riddle and USNCC Partnership Programs Share Their Experience
  • Kirk West headshot.

    Navy veteran Kirk West transitioned from the flight deck to the classroom, aspiring to create aviation opportunities for disadvantaged youth.

    Next Stop: Uplifting Underprivileged Youth
  • Jillian with broadcast equipment.

    From a young age, Jillian Preite knew she wanted to be a broadcast meteorologist — a goal that has shaped her college experience.

    Forecasting Success: Becoming a Writer, Editor and Meteorologist at Embry‑Riddle
  • AMS student team poses in front of blue backdrop.

    The College of Aviation's Aviation Maintenance Science team soared to success at PBExpo 2025, earning a second-place overall finish in the collegiate competition.

    Embry‑Riddle’s College of Aviation Maintenance Team Shines at PBExpo, Secures Second Place Overall
  • Mergen in the Astrophysical Sciences Department.

    Mergen Alimaganbetov has dedicated his career to advancing our understanding of space physics. Today, he works as a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University’s Space Physics Lab.

    Exploring the Frontiers of Space Physics: From Embry‑Riddle to Princeton
  • The SkyHarbor airport in Phoenix.

    More than 40 students from the Prescott, Daytona Beach and Worldwide campuses had the opportunity to step behind the scenes at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

    Embry‑Riddle Students Go Behind the Scenes at Phoenix Sky Harbor
  • A Needles and J Crozier

    College of Business, Security and Intelligence students gain hands-on industry experience through internships with Verensics, an AI-driven security company.

    Unlocking Career Opportunities: Embry‑Riddle Students Excel in Verensics Internships
  • Jerod Friedlan headshot

    Jerod Friedlan has a passion for human resources that humanizes policies, enhances workplace culture and supports employees' career growth.

    Driving Policies That Enhance Workplace Culture: Friedlan Thrives in Human Resources
  • Nicolas at his job, at Google.

    Nicolas Gachancipa is part of Google’s AI Research team, specializing in AI development for Google Hardware, particularly Pixel phones.

    From Embry‑Riddle to Google AI: A Journey of Innovation and Impact
  • Two students in the computer engineering lab

    A degree in Computer Engineering from Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University can be your gateway to a dynamic and rewarding career.

    How to Become a Computer Engineer
  • Newell in front of a blackboard

    Madison Newell is a physics researcher who thrives on interdisciplinary problem-solving. Through hands-on research, mentorship and resilience, she’s determined to ask — and answer — challenging scientific questions about our universe while uplifting future STEM leaders.

    Madison Newell Is Unveiling Uncomfortable Truths of the Universe
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    Prescott’s thrilling mountain biking scene offers Embry‑Riddle students the perfect balance of adventure and community.

    Discovering Prescott's Mountain Biking Scene
  • Linear Circuits and Electronic Devices hero image

    On Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus, the Linear Circuits and Electronic Devices Lab is one of various labs that provides an immersive learning environment for students.

    Watt’s Up in the Linear Circuits and Electronic Devices Lab?
  • Yunpeng piloting during a sunset

    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.

    From Civil Engineer to Future Airline Pilot
  • Victor on the Daytona Beach Campus.

    Victor Cova’s journey from Madrid to Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is one of leadership, innovation and hands-on engineering.

    Victor Cova Is Shaping the Future Alongside NASA
  • Mallory playing softball.

    At Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University, Communication major Mallory Kinahan is a standout member of the Eagles softball team.

    Balancing Academics and Athletics at Embry‑Riddle
  • Lucas Cohen holding a sign.

    Lucas Charles Felimon Cohen launched his own game studio to produce "Titanborn," and an award from a business competition at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is helping him level up.

    Game On for Aerospace Engineer-Entrepreneur Lucas Cohen
  • Ryan and his team on campus

    Computer Science major Ryan Ferguson leads ERAU Esports, one of the most popular clubs on campus, with 26 competitive teams.

    Ryan Ferguson Leads Esports With Precision, Strategy and a Tactical Edge
  • CBSI students in advisory board visit

    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s College of Business, Security and Intelligence is the first and only college of its kind in the nation — with opportunities and esteem that helps set students apart from their peers after graduation.

    How Embry‑Riddle's College of Business, Security and Intelligence Promotes Student Success
  • Dustin Foote and his family at graduation.
    After a journey filled with hard work and dedication, Dustin Foote recently graduated with his B.S. in Aviation Maintenance at Embry‑Riddle.

    Dustin Foote Reaches New Heights at Embry‑Riddle
  • Emily Diegel with the COAS sign

    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.

    From Computational Mathematics to National Security: A Journey of Research and Discovery
  • Lauren Estrada headshot with a grey background

    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.

    Lauren Estrada’s Path Led Her From Curiosity to Intelligence Analysis
  • Michael Stalford 2
    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.

    Engineering Success: Journey of Leadership and Innovation
  • Madision on Embry-Riddle

    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.

    Madison Newbell: Woman of the Year, Engineer of the Future
  • Embry-Riddle grad Josh Dalzelle applies his knowledge of engineering and avionics to write popular adventures in space. (Photo: Josh Dalzelle)

    Sci-fi author Joshua Dalzelle is at the helm of two bestselling series, "Omega Force" and "Black Fleet."

    Inside the World of 'Omega Force': Engineering Meets Science Fiction
  • Noah Pointer
    Discover how Noah Pointer (’27) transitioned from military service to pursuing his passion for software engineering at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.

    Dreams in Motion: From the Military to Software Engineering at Embry‑Riddle
  • Hero image of Quentin Vickers.
    Meet Quentin Vickers, a passionate and driven graduate student pursuing his Master’s in Space Operations at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.

    Quentin Vickers, Master’s Candidate in Space Operations
  • Lucas Cristaldi is a member of the United States Air Force, fulltime student and father and volunteer science ambassador for NASA, sharing his passion for space exploration.

    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.

    Lucas Cristaldi Shares the Human Side of Space
  • Hero image of Anna Miller.

    Aviation graduate student Anna Miller works at a test bed for aviation innovation, FAA NextGen, affiliated with Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.

    Anna Miller Builds Bridges Between Pilots and Tech at FAA NextGen
  • Sim Science

    Unlock the future of digital worlds with Embry‑Riddle's Simulation Science, Games and Animation degree.

    How to Become an Expert of Virtual Realms: Simulation Science, Games and Animation
  • Grant Riley

    Riley Grant overcomes challenges to thrive in Embry‑Riddle's Global Security and Intelligence Studies program and aims to leave an impact in the world.

    An Emerging Leader in Global Security and Intelligence
  • Summer camp attendees watch a weather balloon take flight.

    Getting a head start on STEM education allows students to explore their passions, experience real-world learning and make industry connections.

    It’s Never Too Early to Get Started in STEM!
  • JJ Everett

    A world-renowned university and a respected professional group helped a Navy veteran launch a successful civilian career.

    Embry‑Riddle and SHRM Help Navy Veteran Make Smooth Transition to The Boeing Co.
  • Students performing research in the lab

    The B.S. in Global Business & Supply Chain Management equips students to navigate this complexity using cutting-edge solutions like blockchain, digitization and sustainability.

    How Embry‑Riddle Prescott’s Supply Chain Management Degree Prepares Students for Global Industry Leadership
  • 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.

    Aerospace Physiology major Emma Costa interns with Acreage Farms, a campus-based start-up focused on sustainable agriculture through vertical farming.

    Emma Costa Is a Farmer in the Lab
  • Olivia Wood at work in the RDL
    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.

    Olivia Wood Is Starting Her Career With a Bang
  • Ryan Bazil’s unexpected journey from aspiring soccer player to nuclear innovation specialist showcases how his Embry-Riddle education and passion for drone technology transformed his career, leading to his work enhancing nuclear safety through robotics and drone innovations.

    Ryan Bazil’s unexpected journey from aspiring soccer player to nuclear innovation specialist showcases how his Embry‑Riddle education and passion for drone technology transformed his career, leading to his work enhancing nuclear safety through robotics and drone innovations.

    From Soccer Fields to Nuclear Plants: How Ryan Bazil Found His Future in Drone Technology
  • Brady Fredrickson in front of a Diamond DA42 Twin Star after earning his multi-engine rating.

    While Brady Fredrickson (’24) can’t be 100% sure where he’ll end up working in the aviation industry, he is sure of one thing: Wherever it is, he will be 100% prepared.

    How Embry‑Riddle’s Online Bachelor of Science in Pilot Operations Makes the Aviation World ‘Your Oyster’
  • Cat Walker

    Space Physics major Catherine “Cat” Walker is one of 12 Eagles awarded the 2024 Department of Defense SMART Scholarship.

    SMART Scholar: Charting a Course for Success
  • Business Administrator

    Associate Professor Dr. Jayendra Gokhale at the College of Business shares insights and knowledge on the ever-changing industry of business administration.

    How to Become a Business Administrator
  • Anjelysa Oleszwski is following in the footsteps of both parents as a future graduate of Embry-Riddle. Although she is still a student, she has already worked for the Federal Aviation Administration as an intern.

    Anjelysa Oleszwski is establishing a career in aviation safety by following the footsteps of both her parents at Embry‑Riddle, with a few signature moves of her own.

    Anjelysa Oleszwski Builds on Legacy While Charting Her Own Course
  • 5.	The headshot photo is the photo Mark usually uses in his classes and emails.

    Learn how Mark A. Kanitz transitioned from maintaining F-16s in the U.S. Air Force to teaching aviation maintenance at Embry‑Riddle, sharing his 25 years of industry experience.

    How to Become an Aviation Mechanic
  • 1.	A group of students temporarily cease their friendly rivalry, cherishing the moments shared with each other.

    Embry‑Riddle students share key takeaways from real-world inspired learning scenarios after competing in the Tracer FIRE 12 cybersecurity competition at Prescott Campus.

    Embry‑Riddle Students Share Insights About Their Wins at Cybersecurity Competition Tracer FIRE 12
  • Embry-Riddle students compete in Tracer FIRE.

    Embry‑Riddle hosted Tracer FIRE 12, training students in cybersecurity skills through team-based scenarios, sponsored by Sandia National Labs to prepare future incident responders.

    Embry‑Riddle Hosts Tracer FIRE 12 Cybersecurity Conference with Students Shining on a National Stage
  • Chris, preparing to enter the hurricane.
    For aspiring meteorologist Chris Deloach, the journey to studying tropical storms has been marked by a mix of bravery, determination and a love for discovery.

    Flying Into the Eye of the Storm: A Meteorologist’s Path to Hurricane Research
  • Chase, smiling in a suit in front of a grey background.

    Veteran and Embry‑Riddle graduate Chase Miner supports veterans as a supply chain leader and Military Affairs advocate at Chewy.

    Veteran Chase Miner Champions Fellow Service Members at Chewy
  • Cyber Gym
    Explore Embry‑Riddle's College of Business, Security and Intelligence, where students gain the skills needed to excel in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. 

    The Growing Demand for Cybersecurity Experts: Why College of Business, Security and Intelligence Graduates Are in High Demand
  • Headshot of Caleb
    This Eagle took full advantage of a Worldwide Campus graduate degree program that catered to the busy schedule of a working professional.

    Master in Motion: Three Questions With a Worldwide Campus MBAA Grad
  • Bossi
    Emanuele Bossi, a scholar athlete at Embry‑Riddle, balances his passions for soccer and technology with a double major in Data Science and Software Engineering, excelling in academics and research.

    Blending Athletics and Academia: A Journey of Dedication and Passion
  • A student studies for tests in front of large windows.
    Gearing up for college tests may seem like a daunting task, but dedicating time and energy to preparation can make a world of difference in feeling confident as you complete your exams.

    Tips and Tricks for Preparing for Your ACT and SAT Tests
  • Joe, piloting an aircraft.
    After initially pursuing air traffic control as a career, Joe Jaworski found his calling as a human factor specialist for the FAA.

    Eagle Grad Builds Career Exploring the Human Side of Aviation
  • David and a basketball in uniform.

    Eagle basketball star David Velasco was part of a mentorship program for student-athletes that was so valuable to his academic success that he became a mentor himself.

    Mentorship Helped an International Student-Athlete Take His Best Shot
  • Students performing research in the lab

    Pursuing a career in global security and intelligence places you at the forefront of protecting nations, critical infrastructure and vital information assets while shaping policies that address today’s most complex global challenges.

    A Career Guide for Pursuing Global Security and Intelligence
  • PC Preview Day
    Engage in exciting student clubs and organizations at Embry‑Riddle, where students can enhance their campus experience.

    Discover Clubs and Organizations at Embry‑Riddle
  • phd-aviation-business-administration
    John Fare, a 2011 graduate of Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University with a Master’s in Aeronautical Science and Aviation Safety Systems, is now the Senior Director of Aviation at Johnson & Johnson (J&J). 

    Leading With Purpose and Passion
  • Melissa Burns, piloting an aircraft.

    As an extreme sports icon and working airline pilot, this alumna turned assistant professor offers a real-life example of aviation safety.

    Eagle on the Edge: Accomplished Aviation Professor Aims to Make Safety Second Nature for Students
  • San Diego Worldwide Graduation
    For those passionate about advancing their education, Embry‑Riddle offers graduate programs that stand out as leaders in excellence, innovation and opportunity

    Explore Fulfilling Career Options with Graduate Programs
  • Kelly with a plane in Arizona

    Eagle volleyball opposite hitter and middle blocker Kelly Hansen works toward a win for pilots as an undergraduate researcher at The Boeing Center for Aviation and Aerospace Safety. Her findings may one day reduce loss of control accidents, a leading cause of fatalities.

    Kelly Hansen Is Cleared for Takeoff
  • Headshot of Zach Grey in a dark blue button-up shirt.

    A love of mathematics led Zach Grey to research that will advance manufacturing and renewable energy.

    How Did a Would-Be Fighter Pilot Change His Angle of Attack?
  • Christa Foster in a blue suit, professional headshot.

    Christa Foster, a U.S. Army veteran and Aeronautics major, merges her passion for aviation with her academic and leadership roles, aiming to inspire and excel in the aviation industry.

    Finding Passion Serving at the Forefront
  • Charlie Krone at his workplace, standing in front of glass doors.
    Charlie Krone's journey from ska band to Spire Global exemplifies the power of following one's internal compass, even when it constantly recalculates.

    From Ska to Space: One Eagle’s Unconventional Journey to a Dream Career
  • Students and faculty member working in the BID4R Lab.

    From cybersecurity to circuits to uncrewed systems, research labs at Embry‑Riddle allow students to gain hands-on experience in their fields, right on campus.

    Explore Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Labs at Embry‑Riddle
  • Gabby outside of the Phoenix Police Department

    Putting her recent degree in Forensic Biology to work, Gabby Reece is now a scientist interpreting DNA evidence in a crime lab.

    Gabby Reece Is on the Case Thanks to a Forensic Biology Degree
  • Old military plane

    College of Aviation instructor Paul Stecewycz shares expert insights and knowledge on the aviation maintenance industry.

    From World War II Restoration to the Skies
  • ATC Lab at Embry-Riddle

    Learning through hands-on experience allows students to put their knowledge to the test, engage with their studies and practice skills that are directly transferable to their roles after graduation.

    Campus Labs: The Heart of Hands-On Learning
  • A bunch of American flags in the ground
    Led by Eagle and United States Army veteran Jon Foti, Operation Song® uses music to share healing stories from active duty military, veterans and military families.

    Operation Song CEO Helps Americans Tune Into Veterans
  • Aviation industry supply chain management

    The established campus leadership group will highlight collaboration while providing encouragement and helping students make critical connections.

    Worldwide College of Business Student Council Invites Eagles to Lead
  • Cyber Intelligence and Security student Makayla Gill
    A dedicated Cyber Intelligence and Security major, Makayla Gill discovered her passion for cybersecurity at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University and is excited about making a difference in the field.

    Securing the Future With Cyber Intelligence and Security
  • Charting a course from a young enthusiast to a captain at Atlas Air, Wes Atteberry
    From Embry‑Riddle to Atlas Air, First Officer Wes Atteberry inspires as a recruiter, paying forward his aviation journey.

    First Officer Charts Course for Aspiring Pilots at Atlas Air
  • Dr. Michael Santonino and a group of students from Embry-Riddle’s Asia Campus enjoy a visit to an air show. (Photo: Dr. Michael Santonino)

    The wide-ranging experience of Embry‑Riddle’s faculty adds value and takes business education to a whole new human level.

    Embry‑Riddle Worldwide Faculty Add Extra Experience to Expand and Humanize Business Education
  • Kerri Haybittle-Raffel at the final dinner of the National Conference with Embry-Riddle students Jeswin Thomas (second from left) and Adam Zaraszczak (second from right).

    Worldwide Campus students now have a chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives to help build practical experience and professional connections.

    Worldwide College of Business Lands New Student Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives
  • Students competing in Embry-Riddle’s Capture-The-Flag event met and networked with industry experts in aviation cybersecurity. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)
    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University has joined a collaborative effort with NASA and the National Science Foundation (NSF) to address the increasingly important area of aviation cybersecurity. 

    Embry‑Riddle Joins Forces with Industry Titans to Strengthen Aviation Cybersecurity
  • Students working on a laptop
    Are you interested in a career in engineering or technology? Explore Embry‑Riddle's innovative degree programs and see where they can take you! 

    Unlocking Potential: Careers in Engineering and Technology
  • Nichole Stall hero image.
    From turning wrenches to doing touch-and-gos, Embry‑Riddle is helping student Nichole Stall explore the full range of possible aviation careers.

    Embry‑Riddle Fuels Eagle’s Journey as She Pursues All Things Aviation
  • Ashley with an SWE award
    Combined with an Embry‑Riddle education, a professional group like the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) can open the door to incredible opportunities.

    How to Land an Amazing Internship
  • Hero image of Cisneros at work.

    Two degrees from Embry‑Riddle helped Xavier Cisneros transition from the military to a career keeping planes and passengers safe as they cross the Pacific.

    As a Maintenance Controller, This Eagle’s Service Area Is the Sky
  • James Podlucky speaking
    From baseball to homeland security, James Podlucky's journey at Embry‑Riddle led to a new twist on a family tradition in public service, his career in emergency management.

    Homeland Security Grad Bridges Safety and Technology
  • Brittany Brown, fire prevention chief.
    Brittany Brown draws on her Aviation Maintenance and Systems Engineering degrees to ensure public safety as a fire prevention chief in Colorado.

    Burning Curiosity Inspires a Career in Fire Safety
  • Paige Konieszny smiling, outdoors in a sweater.
    National Weather Service meteorologist Paige Swenson Konieczny is sharing her love for weather and her success strategies with students at Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus.

    Meteorology Grad Making a Difference as a Mentor
  • Student working in a Prescott Campus classroom.
    A degree in software engineering can be your first step to success.

    How to Become a Software Engineer
  • Research is huge at Embry-Riddle, and we’re proud to make graduate-level research opportunities available to undergraduate students.
    Research is huge at Embry‑Riddle, and we’re proud to make graduate-level research opportunities available to undergraduate students.

    How Research Experiences for Undergraduates Make a Difference
  • M.S. in Aviation and Aerospace Sustainability graduate Eugene Pik at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope, Ontario. (Photo: Eugene Pik)
    Established business innovator Eugene Pik used Embry‑Riddle’s M.S. in Aviation and Aerospace Sustainability program to expand his aviation horizons.

    For This Successful Eagle Entrepreneur, the Learning Never Stops
  • ERAU SMART Scholar EJ Bailey stands in a forest
    Computer Science student Elias “EJ” Bailey is one of 12 Eagles awarded the 2024 Department of Defense SMART Scholarship.

    SMART Scholar Has a Bright Future Ahead
  • Chanel Davis, Patti Grace Smith Fellow and Aeronautical Engineering student at Embry-Riddle
    Chanel Davis was recently chosen as a Patti Grace Smith Fellow – a prestigious fellowship promoting Black excellence in the aerospace industry.

    Fellowship Serves as a Stepping Stone to This Eagle’s Goals
  • Students with Embry-Riddle
    Starting graduate school is an exciting and rewarding journey. With careful planning, determination and a deep passion for lifelong learning, success is within reach at Embry‑Riddle!

    A Guide to Navigating Graduate School
  • David holds a child in his lap and poses with his wife and a yellow lab in front of a decorated tree surrounded by wrapped gifts.
    With the flexibility of online education, busy professional David Self has been able to earn his degree while building his career as an air traffic controller.

    Embry‑Riddle Degree Helps Air Traffic Controller Keep Success on the Radar
  • Hannah, wearing a grey plaid blazer, poses in front of a brick wall.
    Online classes and flexible schedules made Worldwide the perfect choice for Hannah Sluder, a non-traditional student with her sights set on a life in aviation.

    Worldwide Campus Helps Eagle Find Aviation Opportunity and Success
  • Student works with a soldering iron on a circuit board in front of a Keysight oscilloscope in the Circuits, Sensor and Instrumentation Laboratory.
    Explore what you can do with a cutting-edge engineering degree from Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University!

    How to Become an Electrical Engineer
  • Narayt poses in a dark room with equipment glowing and softly focused in the background.

    Embry‑Riddle student Narayt Salcido recently attended the National Conference on Undergraduate Research to share her findings on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis.

    Forensic Psychology Student Sheds Light on Native American Cold Case Crisis
  • Daytona Beach Campus students Benjamin Carter, Jesika Geliga-Torres and Nichole Fajardo pose in business wear in front of a jet engine fan.
    A Puerto Rico native, Jesika Geliga-Torres followed her passion for exploration and became a Patti Grace Smith Fellow at Embry‑Riddle. 

    Embry‑Riddle Student's Journey to Securing Patti Grace Smith Fellowship
  • Benjamin Carter with a turbine on campus.

    Originally from Monroe, Louisiana, Benjamin Carter followed his interests in aviation and aerospace to Embry‑Riddle, where he earned a Patti Grace Smith Fellowship.

    Student Shares Insights on Earning a Patti Grace Smith Fellowship
  • Olivia Munisi stands confidently in front of the silver plane/bird sculpture on the Daytona Beach Campus, Pathways to the Sky.
    Motivated by a passion for her field and excitement for innovation, Olivia Munisi found her place at Embry‑Riddle through on-campus involvement. 

    Empowering the Future: Eagle Finds Inspiration in On-Campus Involvement
  • Alexander White leans against a wall, wearing a light blue button down shirt and a red and blue striped tie.
    The Dual Enrollment program at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University allows students to earn high school and college credit concurrently starting as early as ninth grade.

    Dual Enrollment at Embry‑Riddle Fuels Aspiring Aviator’s Pursuit of Dream Career
  • About two dozen, mostly women, pose around the Airbus booth in an expo hall, smiling at the camera. A couple people hold up a heart sign made with their hands.
    The Society of Women Engineers at Embry‑Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus is dedicated to the equal opportunity of women in the engineering workplace, as well as promoting the study of engineering.

    SWE Looks Back at a Year of Empowering Women and Creating Communities
  • John sits in a small flight deck, wearing a blue button down shirt.
    What brought a pioneering and wildly successful aerospace professional back to the Ph.D. in Aviation program at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University? 

    Ph.D. in Aviation Helps Accomplished Aviator Continue Aerospace Innovations
  • Seventeen students in business wear, with yellow lanyards, pose in the sun in front of a tarmac, a flight control tower in the distance.
    American Association of Airport Executives student members ended the spring term by hosting visits from industry leaders and enjoying a behind-the-scenes trip to O’Hare Airport and United Airlines headquarters.

    American Association of Airport Executives
  • Several people stand at a table working on a piece of equipment.
    The Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering focuses on broad applications across a range of disciplines addressing system-level modeling, analysis and operation.

    What is Systems Engineering?
  • Arthur wears a business suit and no tie, posing in front of a hangar at dusk.
    First-generation pilot Arthur Clarke is taking his passion to the flight deck with a degree in Aeronautical Science thanks to Embry‑Riddle.

    Reaching New Heights with an Aeronautical Science Degree
  • Timur holds up his NBAA Maintenance AMT certificate, posing on stage with other awardees.
    As a truly global university, Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University empowers international students like Timur Turganov to thrive personally and professionally.

    Landing at Embry‑Riddle Puts International Student on Course for Career Success
  • Ernie the Eagle mascot walks down an aisle of bookcases in the library.
    Whether you’re interested in space, chemistry, aeronautics or sci-fi, Embry‑Riddle encourages you to feed your passions. We’ve curated this book list to keep you inspired in your downtime and recommend degree paths for your interests.

    Summer of STEM Reading List
  • Although it hasn’t always been an easy path, Dariel Garcia is thrilled that he’s landed in Embry-Riddle’s flight training program. (Embry-Riddle Photo / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Although the odds were against him, one Eagle combined determination with the support of his parents to find success as an Aeronautical Science major.

    Aspiring Leader Finds a Home for His Aviation Dreams at Embry‑Riddle
  • The Eagle MakerSpace is a place for students to work on their projects without academic attachment. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)
    The MakerSpace Club gives students on the Prescott Campus a place to design, test and create almost anything they can dream of.

    Eagle MakerSpace
  • Students work in Embry-Riddle
    Explore Embry‑Riddle's unique and exciting programs within the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science on the Daytona Beach, Florida, campus.

    Explore Engineering and Technology
  • Retiring Space Force veteran and B.S. in Aeronautics graduate Matthew Henkel, on the wing of his Mooney M-20C, is ready to launch a new career as a professional pilot.
    The longstanding legacy of Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University as the leading provider of educational opportunities for active-duty military and veterans is helping one Eagle alum pivot from one dream career to another.

    Transitioning Space Force Veteran Uses the Embry‑Riddle Edge to Start His Next Mission
  • For student pilot Serena Fechter, the flight line at Embry-Riddle is one of her happy places.
    Serena Fechter (’26) likes how the world looks from the flight deck of an aircraft.

    Success Follows Aspiring Aviator and Pageant Contestant from One Runway to Another
  • Javier Morales poses against a wall of windows outdoors, in a dark business suit and red tie, looking defiantly at the camera.
    As an aviation enthusiast and a writer for The Avion, Javier Morales has big dreams to make the airline industry a better place for all.

    Passion for Aviation Accessibility Fuels Ambition
  • Chase crouches near an Embry-Riddle monument sign on the Daytona Beach campus.
    With more than 9,000 hours logged as a professional pilot, the flight deck is a pretty comfortable place for Chase Trissel.

    M.S. in Leadership Program Helps Experienced Pilot Find Success as a Supervisor
  • Three students enthusiastically work together on a circuit board in a lab.
    Students from Embry‑Riddle’s Cyber Intelligence and Security Department are earning scholarships, landing jobs and impressing industry leaders.

    Voices From the Front Lines
  • Killian and his father, both wearing flight headsets, pose in the cockpit of a plane.
    Earning college credits in high school isn’t easy, but dual enrollment at Embry‑Riddle helps that dedication pay off quickly.

    Dual Enrollment Helps Aspiring Aviator Find Success Worth Sharing
  • A line of smiling graduates wearing their caps, gowns, and various colors of sashes and cords.
    At Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University, graduate students unlock the essential skills and knowledge needed for future career success and more!

    Leveling Up
  • Vincent Becerra in the Student Veterans Organization office on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)
    Vincent Becerra is a U.S. Air Force veteran and Industrial/Organizational Psychology student putting his studies to work for his fellow veterans on campus.

    Finding Personal Growth While Advocating for Student Veterans
  • Students and family walk through rows of palm trees, along the Daytona Beach Campus promenade, which is draped with yellow and blue flag garland.

    Learn how you can make the most out of your student's Embry‑Riddle experience and stay in the loop with these tips.

    10 Top Tips for New Parents and Families
  • Rachelle Strong, wearing a light blue trench coat and a white turtleneck, stands in front of a backdrop showing several Boeing 777Xs flying over mountains.
    One Eagle alumna’s extraordinary journey as a stellar student, aviation leader, wife and mother shows that you can, indeed, have it all.

    Embry‑Riddle Degrees and Hard Work Fuel a Remarkable Trajectory of Success
  • Young girls from Volusia County pose around the Embry-Riddle seal in the Mori Hosseini Student Union during the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW) led by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Collegiate Section at the Daytona Beach campus on Feb. 17, 2024. (Photo: Embry-Riddle)
    The Society of Women Engineers dedicated their time to lead the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop for elementary school girls and inspire the next generation of engineers.

    SWE Workshop Lets Eagles Showcase STEM Opportunities for Young Girls
  • Josiah Moise, wearing sunglasses and a headset, takes a selfie in the cockpit of a plane.
    For determined students with accelerated aspirations, Dual Enrollment at Embry‑Riddle offers a platform for academic and professional success.

    What is Dual Enrollment Like at Embry‑Riddle?
  • Alexandra Houston, wearing a blue sweater and pearl necklace, sits at a table in a classroom with a laptop, notepad and printed journal articles.
    While earning her degree in Forensic Psychology, Alexandra Houston has gotten involved in crucial research on Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus.

    Navigating Neurodiversity and Law Enforcement
  • Three students look on as another student operates an air traffic management system.
    Worldwide College of Aviation Associate Professor Dr. Linda Vee Weiland shares insights and knowledge on the air traffic industry.

    How to Become an Air Traffic Controller
  • Joshua poses standing with an open book in front of a library book case.

    Joshua Park reflects on his day-to-day life while earning his degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems and taking on leadership roles on campus.

    Meet Joshua P.
  • Timothy leans against a railing in front of several jets parked under a large canopy.
    Thanks to his Aviation Business Administration degree, Timothy Gelfer is prepared to pursue his aviation career wherever it takes him.

    ABA Degree Sets Student Up to Stand Out in the Business of Aviation
  • Megan Yaa Amoako at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Flight Line in Prescott, Arizona. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Megan Yaa Amoako was awarded a substantial scholarship from Boeing to support her life-long goal of becoming a pilot.

    Eagle Lands Scholarship Through Participation in Women in Aviation Groups
  • Coral, with long braided hair, poses in an orange dress, a small plane taking off in the distance.
    Aviation Business Administration major Coral Scotland’s Boeing Scholar award has helped her follow in her father’s footsteps at Embry‑Riddle.

    Boeing Scholar Program Helps Eagle Honor Her Late Father’s Memory
  • Ava leans against the wing of a small plane, smiling at the camera.
    Ava Shelly will never forget her 16th birthday. Nor will anyone else who saw how she celebrated it.

    Dual Enrollment Student Turns Her Sweet 16 Into an Aviation Celebration
  • Makenzi, with curly hair, smiles in a white lab coat next to a microscope.
    Student Makenzi Patterson is pursuing her passion in the Forensic Biology field as she gains extensive hands-on experience at Embry‑Riddle.

    Under the Microscope
  • Kayla Davis sits in a classroom, a tablet and a travel mug on the desk in front of her.
    Kayla Davis shares insight to a typical day in the Aerospace Engineering program while she balances an internship with her academic pursuits.

    Meet Kayla D.
  • Sixteen men and women - all but two wearing navy polos embroidered with the Embry-Riddle wordmark - stand alike with their hands clasped in front of them. An ACFE banner is set up among them and a stained glass window depicting small planes in flight is set in the window above.
    Embry‑Riddle accounting professor Samantha Friedlan explains the Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination bachelor's degree program and what students can expect from the program.

    What is Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination?
  • Shelby, a white woman with long dark hair, smiles in front of a large engine fan.
    Aviation Maintenance Science major Shelby Quillinan is excited that her degree program has opened the door to so many aviation industry opportunities.

    Fixing to Fly
  • Professor Hooper, a white man with silver hair wearing a suit coat over a button down shirt open at the neck, gestures in front of a classroom. A zoom meeting is displayed on two large monitors behind him.
    Assistant Professor of Global Security and Intelligence Steven Hooper draws from decades of experience with the FBI to guide students into careers in national security.

    How to Become an FBI Agent
  • Charlie stands against a brick wall wearing a grey suit coat, grey patterned button down shirt, and a tie with blue and green paisleys.
    M.S. in Project Management student Charlie Woods says his achievements in the Air Force and as a student reflect those who mentored him.

    Grad Student’s Journey to Success Shows How Mentors Can Make the Difference
  • Meredith, a woman with light skin tone and long dark blond hair, sits at a table near a large window overlooking the Prescott Campus.
    Soon to graduate, Meredith Tutrone reflects on her experiences while at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.

    Earning a Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination Degree at ERAU
  • Juan, a man with medium skin tone, wears a pilot uniform and stands in front of a small corporate jet.
    Juan Pena’s journey to becoming a working airline pilot was first fueled by Embry‑Riddle’s unique partnership with the Gaetz Aerospace Institute.

    Early Start Elevates Eagle Pilot to His Dream Career in Commercial Aviation
  • Lorena on Beach Street in Daytona Beach.
    Lorena Sanabria shares her day-to-day experiences with sorority and club involvement, exploring Daytona Beach and earning her degree in Astronomy & Astrophysics.

    Meet Lorena S.
  • Seven students sit around a large black table, each working on a different laptop. Other equipment, a drone, and several small yellow and red cubes are also on the table.
    Great cybersecurity careers are waiting for those who are ready, and Embry‑Riddle offers key experience that prepares students for huge opportunities.

    How to Get Experience in Cybersecurity
  • Zoey and her dad seated on the flight deck, turn and smile at the camera.
    At age 27, Zoey Williams is the first Black female pilot at Air Canada and holds two aviation degrees and an MBAA from Embry‑Riddle.

    Accomplished Aviator Charts Course of Achievement Inside and Outside of the Flight Deck
  • Kegan, a man with dark skin tone, wears a graduation cap and gown, a blue and yellow sash, and white cords.
    Thanks to Embry‑Riddle’s Dual Enrollment program, Kegan Martindale-Hernandez is already well on his way to a Master of Space Operations degree.

    Dual Enrollment Paves the Way to Three Embry‑Riddle Degrees for Aspiring Eagle Pilot
  • Hannah, a woman with light skin tone and long brown hair, stands in front of a line of parked motorcycles with Daytona Beach Police imprint. She
    Homeland Security and Intelligence major Hannah Wood gains hands-on security experience during her internship with the Daytona Beach Police Department.

    Reaching the Next Level at the Forefront of Local Security and Intelligence
  • Woman using a laptop on a couch
    Imagine having a support network for every essay, speech, research project or presentation. The Virtual Communication Lab is your secret weapon for conquering communication challenges.

    VECTOR’s Virtual Communication Lab
  • Arjun, a man with medium-dark skin tone, poses against a grey backdrop, wearing a cream-colored suit and navy blue tie and smiling broadly.
    Aeronautics major Arjun Vijay unlocks new perspectives as he takes on leadership roles and pursues his studies abroad in the United States.

    Aeronautics Major Embraces Study Abroad Opportunities
  • Marily smiling in front of a large aircraft.
    Read about a day in the life of Marily Aguilar-Hernandez, who balances her job at a law firm with her education at Embry‑Riddle Worldwide.

    Meet Marily A.-H.
  • Logan poses with her arms crossed in front of a two-ton telescope; a part of the dome walls visible in the background. Logan is a white woman with dark blond hair pulled back, wearing a red polo shirt with the Embry-Riddle wordmark.
    Logan Price pursues her passion in the STEM field through on-campus involvement and internship opportunities as she balances two majors.

    Beyond the Stars
  • Prince and Arthur on a walk near campus.
    Each day on the Prescott Campus, Prince Anselmo made sure to dedicate time to on-campus involvement, the pursuit of his pilot's license and his loveable canine companion, Arthur!

    Meet Prince A.
  • William, a young man with light skin tone and curly hair, poses in a blue t-shirt in front of a small piston aircraft.
    Aeronautical Science major William Bourdeau is closer than ever to a career as a pilot, thanks in part to Dual Enrollment classes at Embry‑Riddle.

    How Dual Enrollment Helped Fuel This Eagle Aviator’s Drive to the Flight Deck
  • Group-of-Students-Smiling-Against-Classroom-Backdrop
    The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), is used to determine eligibility for various forms of federal financial aid. Federal student aid consists of grants, work-study programs and loans. Grants don’t have to be paid back—it’s free money from the government. Student loans do need to be paid back. 

    FAFSA Tips for Students
  • Two students pose with hook
    At Embry‑Riddle, students have an abundance of resources available for academic growth, career preparation, mental health care and more!

    Resources Available to Embry‑Riddle Students
  • Zackrey poses, squinting into the camera, with a background of brown and gold canyon stretching into the distance. He has light skin tone and is wearing an Embry-Riddle Eagles sweatshirt and a safari hat hanging around his neck.
    With his eyes on a career in Unmanned Systems, Zackrey Schraeder is making the most of the head start provided by Dual Enrollment at Embry‑Riddle.

    The Dual Enrollment Advantage: A Head Start on Success at Every Level
  • Sam poses in a light blue button down shirt against a tan outdoor wall.
    Explore a day-in-the-life of Sam Charaf as he earns his degree in Aviation Maintenance through Embry‑Riddle Worldwide.

    Meet Sam C.
  • Cory has light skin tone and blond hair and stands smiling with his hands in the back pockets of his jeans. Some of the trees behind him have turned yellow for the season.
    Cory Hoit’s journey to Embry‑Riddle’s Aerospace Engineering program got a boost from his participation in the American Rocketry Challenge.

    Aerospace Engineering Major Gets Boost Toward Success From ARC Scholarship
  • Illustration of a chatbot conversation on a screen overlayed with the letters AI in a speech bubble.
    Embry‑Riddle can help you launch your future career in artificial intelligence and machine learning with degrees and research opportunities in engineering, human factors, data science and mathematics. 

    Start Your Future in Artificial Intelligence
  • Evelyn has medium skin tone and long wavy hair and wears glasses, an animal print blouse and a dark colored blazer.
    M.S. in Human Factors student Evelyn Ronceros started her academic journey at Embry‑Riddle while she was still on active duty in the Air Force.

    Air Force Veteran Turns to Embry‑Riddle to Explore New Aviation Career Horizons
  • Alexander stands in a darkened hallway lined with framed collections of aviation patches. He has medium skin tone and wears a green shirt with a subtle hibiscus pattern.
    Alexander Kam is pursuing a future in the engineering field with hopes to work for The Boeing Company.

    Building a Bright Future
  • Emma sits in a yellow deck chair with a laptop in her lap, outside on the Prescott Campus.
    Emma Rash reflects on a day of earning her degree in Global Security & Intelligence Studies and working as a housing supervisor on campus.

    Meet Emma R.
  • Taylor Brown sits at a desk with a laptop and stacks of newspapers.
    Follow along with Taylor Brown's daily life while studying Space Physics, working as editor-in-chief of a student-run newspaper and leading as co-founder and vice president of the American Sign Language Club.

    Meet Taylor B.
  • A student with a mustache wearing a suit and tie leans casually against a desk with several computer monitors in a darkened room. A glowing moon shines on the wall behind him.
    Jonathon Guthmiller just spent two weeks on top of a Hawaiian volcano as an analog astronaut and will soon head to NASA to begin his career as a flight control planner.

    From Classrooms to Space Stations
  • Liyat is happy to be recognized by Boeing and see that her hard work has paid off. (Photo: Liyat Tsehai)
    After years of hard work in school, Liyat Tsehai was selected by Boeing for the prestigious Boeing Scholars program at Embry‑Riddle.

    A Boeing Scholar's Journey to the Skies
  • Calen, a woman with light skin tone and short, two-toned hair, stands in a maintenance shop in front of a large engine fan.
    Aviation Maintenance Science major Calen Crockett has been thrilled by the opportunities for hands-on experience that she’s getting at Embry‑Riddle.

    Aviation Maintenance Science Major Finds "Unmatched" Opportunity at Embry‑Riddle
  • East Asian man wearing graduation cap and gown with a hood and a blue and yellow sash that reads Valor - Respect. He holds up his diploma cover for a photo in front of the historical biplane replica on the Daytona Beach Campus.
    Embarking on a journey at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University gives you access to benefits needed to pursue the endless possibilities of innovative and growing industries!

    Exploring the Benefits of Embry‑Riddle Graduate School
  • Julia, a white woman with long curly hair, poses with her head tilted, and holding the tassel on her graduation cap with her fingers. She also wears a grad gown, a light blue dress, yellow cords, and a blue sash that reads Student Athlete.
    Aerospace Physiology major Julia Mautner is using her Embry‑Riddle experience and an innovative program to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.

    Aerospace Physiology Major Accelerates Success Thanks to Unique 3+1 Program
  • Shyan, a black woman with long hair, poses with a friendly smile, leaning against a palm tree. The Daytona Beach steel abstract plane sculpture, Pathways to the Sky, can be seen in the distance.
    Shyan Khalil’s interest in the field of air safety continues to grow as she gets involved in on-campus groups and interns with her dream organization.

    Safety Takes Flight
  • Perla Latorre-Suarez poses in front of a wall of windows; she wears a silky green blouse and white slacks.
    Perla Latorre-Suarez is pursuing a future in STEM and shares her journey on social media in hopes of inspiring generations to come.

    Aerospace Engineering Scholar
  • Global Security and Intelligence Studies class exercises where students conduct practical emergency response drills using software simulation programs developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
    Former DIA Terrorism Intelligence Officer and Assistant Professor Katy-Jan Bobseine gives insight on how you can become a skilled intelligence analyst at Embry‑Riddle.

    How to Become an Intelligence Analyst
  • Adam Jain wears a grey puffer jacket and sweat pants as he sets up a rocket on a launch in a parking lot - winter-bare trees are seen in the background.
    Aerospace Engineering major Adam Jain’s American Rocketry Challenge scholarship is helping power his dream of building rockets to explore space.

    American Rocketry Challenge Scholarship Winner Finds the Future Is Looking Up
  • Shii-Ann Madison, wearing a green sweater, leans against a rock, autumn-colored trees in the background.
    Despite limited access to aviation in her youth, Boeing Scholar Shii-Ann Madison’s passion for aeronautics drew her eyes to the skies.

    Fulfilling the Dream of Becoming a Pilot
  • Several middle-school students sit in an auditorium - a small box-shaped robot rests on the stage in the foreground.
    The decision to pursue a STEM field doesn’t happen overnight – that’s why we host events for K-12 students and plant the seed of interest early.

    How Embry‑Riddle Supports Youth Involvement in STEM
  • Nicolas Napoleoni poses in a dark polo shirt in front of several propellers and engines.
    Nicolas Napoleoni’s Embry‑Riddle journey started on the flight deck and has moved to the hangar as part of the Aviation Maintenance Science program.

    Aviation Maintenance Science Major Finds Embry‑Riddle Offers Best of All Worlds
  • Several students squeeze together for a selfie, the Eiffel Tower in the background.
    Flight attendant Angelia Keever was drawn to Embry‑Riddle because of her aviation background. Now, she’s hoping to take her career to new heights.

    Worldwide Student Goes Global with Embry‑Riddle Degree in Homeland Security
  • Boeing Scholar and Aeronautical Science major Kristy Magana (’27) posing on the Flight Line on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Boeing Scholar Kristy Magana is looking forward to a promising future thanks to The Boeing Company and her academic achievements.

    A Boeing Scholar's Flight to Success in Aeronautical Science
  • Ryan stands outdoors, holding a small rocket, with five other students, bare autumn trees behind them in the distance
    Aerospace Engineering major Ryan Shields found his passion for rocketry by accident, and an ARC scholarship is helping him pursue a path to the stars.

    Aerospace Engineering Major Gets Ready for Launch With ARC Support
  • Aviation Maintenance Science major Everett Young stands on the Daytona Beach Campus as one of nine new Boeing Scholars selected to expand the aviation workforce.
    Everett Young is among the newest students to attend Embry‑Riddle thanks to The Boeing Company.

    Interest in Mechanics Fuels Aviation Maintenance Science Degree
  • Sydney’s remote internship with Trusted Space sent her into her final semester with the confidence to succeed. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Sydney Bonbrest took her skills outside of the classroom in her first aerospace engineering internship and left with a new understanding of the industry.       

    Eagle Gains Big Experience at Small Space Company
  • Dual Enrollment student Tonia Brown on the set of WBRC Fox 6 News studies Meteorology which includes a minor in Communications and Broadcast Media.
    A Dual Enrollment class at Embry‑Riddle helped jumpstart Tonia Brown’s interest in weather and eventually led to her career as a TV meteorologist.

    Forecast for Success
  • Aidan studying in a coffee shop.
    Aidan Rock-Arnarson discusses a day of earning his degree in Aviation Business Administration while working as an airport management intern in Chico, California.

    Meet Aidan R.-A.
  • Astronomy and Astrophysics major Rhiannon Hicks standing in the Observatory, home to the largest university-based research telescope in the state of Florida.
    During her time at Embry‑Riddle, Rhiannon Hicks discovered plentiful opportunities that allowed her to grow in her personal, academic and professional life.

    Astronomy and Astrophysics Student Finds Community and Opportunity at ERAU
  • MBA student Sydney Jones, who earned her B.S. in Aerospace Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, smiles while standing in front of an aircraft.
    Sydney Jones takes full advantage of the endless opportunities that Embry‑Riddle has to offer as she accepts a full-time position at Lockheed Martin.

    The Power of an MBA
  • Aviation Maintenance Science major Aiden Cunningham standing in Embry-Riddle
    Aiden Cunningham has found a home in the Aviation Maintenance Science program, taking courses that help him get his hands on the future.

    How to Become an Aviation Maintenance Technician: 5 Questions With an AMS Major
  • Boeing Scholar Callista Herdt has been awarded a Boeing Scholarship to support the next generation of scholars entering the fields of aviation and aerospace.
    Aeronautical Science major Callista Herdt is using a scholarship from The Boeing Co. to fuel aviation industry career dreams.

    Boeing Scholarship Has This Eagle on Course to a Future Filled With Aviation
  • B.S. in Aerospace Engineering major Tanner Whitney enjoys the outdoor setting of the Prescott, Arizona campus and enjoys a hike with his fellow student Natale Cannas.
    An American Rocketry Challenge Scholarship is helping Tanner Whitney pursue his B.S. in Aerospace Engineering degree at Embry‑Riddle.

    ARC Scholarship Helping Aerospace Engineering Major Have a Blast
  • Michaela Adams, a recent graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s College of Security and Intelligence, is one of three Eagles to be named to Aviation Week Network’s 20 Twenties class of 2021. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor Mcshane)
    Michaela Adams reveals her path from Cyber Intelligence and Security student to senior cybersecurity engineer at MITRE.

    Graduate Finds Her Place as a Woman in Cybersecurity
  • Three students in sunglasses and reflective vests look at the display of a drone control.
    Embry‑Riddle equips students with skills necessary for flying drones and handling autonomous systems through the Residency Program.

    Setting Course: Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems Residency Program
  • Christian Tabor is earning his A.S. in Aeronautics with the goal of traveling the world as a professional airline pilot.
    Dual Enrollment courses at Embry‑Riddle are helping 15-year-old Christian Tabor earn his A.S. in Aeronautics and pursue his dream of becoming a pilot.

    How Does Dual Enrollment Work For Pilots? Seven Questions With An Aspiring Aviator
  • Engineering Physics student Kaley Eaton at NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Lab, featuring a 1:1 scale model of the U.S. part of the International Space Station (ISS). (Photo: Kaley Eaton)
    Engineering Physics senior Kaley Eaton gained valuable hands-on experience at her recent internship, and her determination will reveal her place in the stars.

    From Campus to the Cosmos
  • Meteorology and Communications students work in the TV Studio lab to learn how to present weather forecasts at a news channel. (Embry‑Riddle / Daryl LaBello)
    Embry‑Riddle’s unique Bachelor of Science in Communication blends essential communication skills with a foundation in STEM.

    What Makes Embry‑Riddle’s Communication Program Stand Out?
  • Adam Moore standing in front of the Lockheed F-104N "Starfighter" on Embry-Riddle
    Embry‑Riddle senior Adam Moore is on a mission to push boundaries of human spaceflight exploration as he pursues his degree.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Finding Inspiration in the Stars
  • Margaret Colwell on RA duty during move-in day on Embry-Riddle
    Margaret Colwell is studying Human Factors Psychology – a program that allows her to combine her passion for psychology and skills in engineering.

    The Perfect Blend
  • Higbee, shown here chilling on campus, will use his training and unrelenting cuteness to improve the lives of students. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Higbee, Embry‑Riddle’s newest and most adorable employee, is a four-legged facility dog who helps busy students stave off stress.

    Five Questions with Higbee, Prescott’s Stress Busting Facility Dog
  • Embry-Riddle Aerospace Engineering student Connor Arnold after Post-Internship Ceremony at NASA. (Photo: Connor Arnold)
    Aerospace engineering meets recycling in Connor Arnold’s eye-opening and exciting internship experience.

    Exploring Space Sustainability with a NASA Internship
  • Aerospace Engineering major Jacob Zahabi has traded shoveling snow in Virginia for pursuing his passion for rocket science in Florida. (Photo: Jacob Zahabi)
    For Aerospace Engineering major Jacob Zahabi, a scholarship from the American Rocketry Challenge is helping launch his career in rocket science.

    ARC Scholarship Helps Aerospace Engineering Major Get Ready to Rock It
  • San Diego Worldwide Graduation in 2023. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    If you’re looking for a specialized master’s program that will prepare you for careers that are in demand, Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is the place for you!

    Unveiling the Value of Graduate School
  • Aditya Rathi graduated in December 2022 from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. (Photo: Aditya Rathi)
    Embry‑Riddle alumni Aditya Rathi shares insight on the experiences that led him to landing a job at Delta Air Lines.

    Advancing Aviation Safety
  • Megan Neuman in the SEEL Lab on Embry-Riddle
    Megan Neumann is heading into her sophomore year at Embry‑Riddle with an eye-opening experience of extensive research conducted over the summer.

    Meteorology Student Explores Passions in Atmospheric Science and Chemistry
  • Abigail Valley posing for Cross Country and Track & Field. (Photo: Embry-Riddle)
    Student athlete and Civil Engineering major Abigail Valley has skillfully mastered a demanding college schedule while heading into her senior year at Embry‑Riddle.

    A Well-Rounded Future
  • Aubrianne, with long wavy hair, poses casually, seated in front of a rock.
    Gifted with athletic, culinary and engineering skills, Aerospace Engineering major Aubrianne Dupre is following her passions at Embry‑Riddle.

    American Rocketry Challenge Scholarship Fuels Eagle’s Quest for Success in Space
  • Brandon Dreslin photographed on Embry-Riddle
    Brandon Dreslin is graduating with his B.S. in Human Factors Psychology and gaining invaluable experiences while soaking up as much knowledge as possible.

    The Human Element
  • Alix Craft with her tutor during Craft
    Global Security and Intelligence Studies major Alix Craft gains international experience in security by studying abroad in Taiwan.

    Studying Global Security and Intelligence Abroad in Taiwan
  • Hudson Garber with a plane from Embry-Riddle
    Hudson Garber has a passion for becoming the best pilot he can be – and shares his journey to success via his aviation-dedicated social media platforms.

    First-Year Eagle Jumpstarts Piloting Career and Shares Love for Aviation Online
  • Embry-Riddle student Mia Hamlin celebrating her summer internship with Southwest Airlines. (Photo: Mia Hamlin)
    Mia Hamlin’s summer internship in Southwest’s emergency response department was an exciting and fulfilling experience that she is happy to share with others.

    Southwest Internship Opens Doors
  • Megan Gill enjoys her time with a Horizon Air crew on the flight deck of ERJ-175 en route to Santa Rosa, California.
    Aeronautics major Megan Gill’s report on her internship with Horizon Air highlights the opportunities of an Embry‑Riddle education.

    Airline Internship Gives Aeronautics Major Glimpse of Her Future
  • May Maryzana Maginde, shown here bundled up on the Brooklyn Bridge, is all smiles as she reflects on the start of her aviation career. (Photo: May Maryzana)
    After facing down many challenges, including racism and sexism, May Maryzana Maginde has put her Aerospace Engineering degree to work.

    Despite Challenges, Aerospace Engineering Grad Has Her Dream Goals Firmly in Sight
  • Toriahna Thomas repping Turner Construction on Embry-Riddle
    Toriahna Thomas is a rising junior at Embry‑Riddle. Right now, she’s completing her first internship, leading multiple organizations and preparing for what the future has in store.

    Civil Engineering Student Aims to Build Success
  • Philip Kwiecinski, shown here in one of Embry-Riddle’s aviation maintenance labs, is grateful for the support he’s received at the school. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Philip Kwiecinski’s journey to his B.S. in Aviation Maintenance Science has been filled with support, encouragement, camaraderie — and success.

    Friends, Faculty Fuel Eagle’s Drive Toward Aviation Maintenance Science Success
  • Jessyca Derby in the Research in User eXperience Lab, equipped with a HoLoLens. (Photo: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University / David Massey)
    Jessyca Derby is working hard to earn her Ph.D. in Human Factors from Embry‑Riddle and is soaking up as much knowledge and experience as she can.

    Scholarly Eagle Shares Research, Dissertation and Career Insights
  • Portia Ani, shown here in one of Embry-Riddle’s maintenance labs, is now on track for her MBA. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Portia Ani wants to use the combined skills and experiences from her B.S. in Aviation Maintenance Science and MBA degrees to one day open her own FBO.

    Two Embry‑Riddle Degrees Form the Foundation for This Eagle’s Aviation Dream
  • Cameron Archibald, shown here on the Daytona Beach Campus, has accepted a full-time job with Phantom Works at The Boeing Co. (Photo: Cameron Archibald)
    Aerospace Engineering major Cameron Archibald’s Embry‑Riddle experience has been so good that his two younger brothers have followed him here.

    For This Aerospace Engineering Student, Brothers Make All the Difference
  • Paul, wearing sunglasses and a grey t-shirt, looks down thoughtfully. He is standing outdoors and a Walmart semi truck is behind him.
    Paul Rossi’s B.S. in Aeronautics helped him become a UAS innovator and entrepreneur. Today, he is pursuing a Master of Space Operations degree.

    UAS Entrepreneur Makes Giant Leap to Space Operations Degree
  • Future students and families attend tours and capture memories on Embry-Riddle
    Touring opportunities, whether in-person or online, are plentiful at Embry‑Riddle. Stop by or click into one of our campuses as soon as you can!   

    How to Make the Most of Your Campus Tour
  • Kiara Bean (left) accepting her Distinguished Graduate Award from Samantha Friedlan, instructor of business, at the College of Business, Security & Intelligence on Embry-Riddle
    Alumna Kiara Bean reflects on her experience earning a degree in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination at Embry‑Riddle.       

    Distinguished Forensic Accounting Graduate Offers Insight on Embry‑Riddle Experience
  • Garrett poses with a lake and mountain in the background.
    Garrett Demshar has gained valuable and unforgettable experiences throughout his time at Embry‑Riddle.

    Beyond the Classroom
  • Catie Alfonzo-Jenner in the Mori Hosseini Student Union on Embry-Riddle
    Catie Alfonzo-Jenner just went to NASA to complete an engineering challenge and is ready to take on senior year.       

    Aerospace Engineering Student Leads Team to NASA
  • Raelyn, wearing a grey button down shirt with the Embry-Riddle wordmark on the chest, poses smiling in a lab.
    By conducting applied biological research on bed bugs, Raelyn Yoshioka is learning fundamental skills that will aid her in her future career.

    Applied Biology Student Uses Research to Propel into a Future in Medicine
  • Graydon Russell testing ALEXEI, which he helped develop in Embry-Riddle
    From playing in the bands to finishing as a finalist in NASA challenges and beyond, Graydon Russell made the most of his time at Embry‑Riddle.

    The Flight to Success: Aerospace Engineering Major Tailors College Experience to Pursue Passions
  • During at his summer internship at NASA, Connor Arnold took a minute to show off the Embry-Riddle flag as he stood in front of a rocket engine. (Photo: Connor Arnold)
    Aerospace Engineering student Connor Arnold set his sights on space as a young boy, and he is counting on Embry‑Riddle to help him reach the stars.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Aims to Launch Lifelong Dream at Embry‑Riddle
  • Michael Falanga on Embry-Riddle
    Michael Falanga just graduated from Embry‑Riddle with his B.S. in Human Factors Psychology. Now, he’s moving on to pursue his Ph.D. in the same field.

    From Student to Scholar
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    Ta’Leah Adams earned her MBAA at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University whilst competing (and winning) on the Track & Field team.

    A Winning Combination
  • A student studies outside on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Applying for college may seem a million years away, but it’s never too early to start thinking about what it takes to become a standout applicant worthy of scholarship dollars.       

    Jumpstart Your College Planning
  • During an Avion event in the Student Union, Dylan Kowlessar gets carried away with Ernie the Eagle. (Photo: Erin Dillman)
    In addition to his flight training, Aeronautical Science major Dylan Kowlessar has discovered a range of new passions to pursue at Embry‑Riddle.

    Aeronautical Science Major Finds Plenty of Passions Worth Pursuing at Embry‑Riddle
  • Danielle Van Pelt in the newsroom on Embry-Riddle
    Communication student Danielle Van Pelt has big dreams in the world of broadcast meteorology and is well on her way to accomplishing them.

    From School to Studio
  • Saima smiles at the camera, posing in front of a dining table with flowers in a vase.
    This international student, Saima Teasha, is a Software Engineering major whose campus involvement has made her feel right at home.       

    Conferences and Club Involvement Enrich Software Engineer’s Campus Experience
  • Global Security and Intelligence Studies major Alix Craft (’26?) relaxes on the quad at Embry-Riddle
    Sophomore student Alix Craft has some advice for incoming students to help you make the most out of your freshman year.

    Global Security and Intelligence Studies Major Looks Back on Freshman Year
  • Faith, wearing a white blouse and a lanyard, poses in front of an illustration of a tire.
    Meet Faith Lee, a senior at Embry‑Riddle. With hard work, a supportive community and the ability to make lasting connections, she earned the opportunity of a lifetime with Delta Air Lines.

    Preparing for Takeoff
  • Dual Enrollment student Noah Burrows in front of Embry-Riddle’s “Your Future. Elevated” sign. (Photo: Noah Burrows)
    Dual Enrollment student Noah Burrows got his college education off to a fast start by earning his A.S. in Aeronautics while still in high school.

    Dual Enrollment Helps Aeronautics Graduate Fulfill His Need for Speed
  • Tahmina Tisha on Embry-Riddle
    Computer Science major Tahmina Tisha on her passion for her program, her appreciation for Embry‑Riddle, her job and the strong women who inspired her along the way.

    Marketing for the Digital Age
  • Mechanical Engineering student Arjun Menon with an adventure tourer motorcycle like those at the center of his traction control research. (Photo: Arjun Menon)
    Mechanical Engineering student Arjun Menon is working with fellow ASME club members on a traction control device to help make motorcycles safer.

    Mechanical Engineering Student Taps Into Club Support for Motorcycle Safety Project
  • Divyeshwari Vansadia on the roof of the College of Arts and Sciences building on the Daytona Beach, Florida, campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Divyeshwari Vansadia has been preparing for her future career since childhood. With a true love for the stars and space, Vansadia has the motivation and ability to go far in her field.

    Astronomy and Astrophysics
  • Civil Engineering senior Sydney Makarovich is on a path to success post-graduation, with a leader’s mindset and an exciting position secured in her field. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Civil Engineering senior Sydney Makarovich is on a path to success post-graduation, with a leader’s mindset and an exciting position secured in her field.

    Building a Strong Foundation for an Excellent Career
  • Eights students in grey Embry-Riddle polos pose with instructors in business wear next to a sign on an easel that reads E SHIP Tech Talk Reception.
    Embry‑Riddle’s entrepreneurship courses and the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship provide students with tools and support to make innovative ideas reality.

    From Space to Startups
  • From left to right; Ethan Mizer, Benjamin Heinz, Dr. Jeff Brown, Izel Tuncer and Eric Suarez pose under a “Masaya” sign, the name of a city they visited in Nicaragua. (Photo: Izel Tuncer)
    From designing to actualizing infrastructure improvements, Engineers Without Borders allows students to gain valuable experience while making positive changes worldwide.

    Engineers Without Borders
  • A wide shot of three rows of twenty people in bright green baseball caps, standing in front of a rocket on a launch pad.
    Kirsten Bauernschmidt is earning an M.S. in Human Factors at Embry‑Riddle and is on the team at Relativity Space that launched the world’s first 3-D printed rocket.

    Embry Riddle Student Helps Launch Worlds First 3D Printed Rocket
  • B.S. in Electrical Engineering major Molly Ruley (’26) in the King engineering building at Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
    B.S. in Electrical Engineering student Molly Ruley balances her love of engineering with her role as a contestant in the Miss Arizona 2023 Pageant.

    Electrical Engineering Student Works to Power a Brighter Future
  • Emma Rash hiking at Willow Lake, nearby Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor Mcshane)
    Emma Rash is wrapping up her undergraduate career at Embry‑Riddle. On top of being a student, much of her time is spent working in the field she is most passionate about: housing.       

    Housing Supervisor Extraordinaire: Unexpected Passions Found at Embry‑Riddle
  • Embry-Riddle alumna and pilot for Atlas Air, Gina Buhl (
    Gina Buhl mapped out her career in aviation long before she set foot in the cockpit.

    Women in Aviation
  • Fall 2019 Open House event. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Daniela Cabrera)
    Wondering how to navigate your first year at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University? Take some advice from the experts: our students.

    Tips for Incoming Embry‑Riddle Students
  • Embry-Riddle students working in the SUIT Lab on the Daytona Beach, Florida, campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill-Fredette Huffman)
    You won’t find these unique and innovative graduate programs anywhere else!

    Graduate Programs Offered Exclusively at Embry‑Riddle
  • Aerospace Engineering major Alexis Elmer (‘24) in the materials lab at Embry-Riddle
    Hope Elmer’s fascination with space led her to pursue aerospace engineering from an early age.

    Aerospace Engineering Major Earns Prestigious Scholarship
  • a student hugs his mom at graduation
    Parenting a college student can seem like a daunting task. From instilling healthy habits to having hard conversations, here’s what you can do to help ensure your student thrives at school. 

    Parenting from Afar: Tips for Supporting Your College Student from a Distance
  • Aerospace Physiology major Carol Mitchell works with an Illumina genetic sequencing machine in Embry-Riddle’s Omics Lab. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    The Omics Lab at Embry‑Riddle gives student researchers the chance to explore the effects of space travel on the human body.

    Omics Lab is a Hub for Aerospace Physiology Exploration
  • Dustin Foote in the Aviation Maintenance Hangar on Embry-Riddle
    Dustin Foote hopes his story will inspire others to pursue an education despite their struggles and setbacks.

    Veteran Eagle Soars with an Embry‑Riddle Education
  • Arda Cetken in the AXFAB Machine Shop on Embry-Riddle
    Embry‑Riddle senior Arda Cetken will head from Prescott, Arizona, to Everett, Washington, for his position at The Boeing Company.

    Eagle Takes Flight from Embry‑Riddle to Boeing
  • Aerospace Engineering major Prabhsidak Singh (
    Prabhsidak Singh doesn’t believe in obstacles.

    Overcoming Obstacles to Chart His Own Course
  • Aerospace Engineering major Eshna Bhargava (
    Eshna Bhargava found her home away from home by creating her own campus community.

    Finding Community
  • Bastien Melin, Hao Wu, Wen Wu and fellow photographer Chris (last name to come) pose in front of an F-18 during Sun ‘n Fun 2023.
    Three Embry‑Riddle students with diverse interests have teamed up to pursue their passion for taking aviation and aerospace photos.

    Eagles Take Aviation Photography to the Next Level
  • Embry-Riddle Global Security and Intelligence Studies student Mia Hamlin (Photo: Mia Hamlin)
    Mia Hamlin keeps her schedule full with a police department internship and participation in several campus organizations on top of her GSIS coursework.

    Internship Gives Eagle a Taste of Law Enforcement
  • M.S. in Human Factors graduate Nicole Schoenstein in her official NASA photo with the American and NASA flags behind her. (Photo: Nicole Schoenstein)
    M.S. in Human Factors graduate Nicole Schoenstein used her Embry‑Riddle degree and internships to help build her current career at NASA.

    Human Factors Master's Degree Helps Boost a Career at NASA
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    Nicole Schoenstein’s path to NASA was riddled with a variety of uncertainties and setbacks as she worked to get to where she is now.

    Overcoming Obstacles: A Key to Career Success
  • Tahmas Morgan in the “cyber gym” on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor Mcshane)
    Aiming for a career in federal law enforcement, Global Security and Intelligence Studies student Tamhas Morgan is starting out locally.

    Global Security and Intelligence Studies Making an Impact
  • Matthew Jolliffe in the Formula One SAE Lab on Embry-Riddle
    Matthew Jolliffe (’23) has completed six internships during his time at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University, from General Electric to Fox Factory to BMW.

    Embry‑Riddle Student Highlights the Importance of Industry Experience
  • B.S. in Space Physics graduate Jennifer James is now working on her Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University. (Photo: Jennifer James)
    B.S. in Space Physics grad Jennifer James is pursuing her Ph.D. and hoping to one day train the next generation of engineers and scientists.

    Space Physics Degree Has Alumna Set for a Stellar Career
  • College of Aviation Professor Scott Wagner discusses a student’s reaction to the onset of hypoxia in Embry-Riddle’s High-Altitude Chamber. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    What is Hypoxia? This Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University facility helps students understand its impact on aviators.

    Next Level Labs
  • Leah Smith in front of the building that houses the NASA JPL 25ft Space Simulator. (Photo: Leah Smith)
    Leah Smith has taken advantage of all the opportunities Embry‑Riddle has to offer.

    Eagle Eyes Embry‑Riddle's Numerous Opportunities
  • M.S. in Aviation grad Kayla Taylor celebrates completing her master’s program by modeling her graduation cap on the beach. (Photo: Alyssa Shrock)
    For almost as long as she can remember, Kayla Taylor has been looking up.

    M.S. in Aviation Grad Highlights the Work of Women in Astronomy
  • Embry-Riddle alumnus Chris Riley (far right) with the Safety and Mission Assurance directorate team on the night of the Artemis I launch. (Photo: Chris Riley)
    Pursuing a Master of Science in Safety Science at Embry‑Riddle helped Chris Riley launch a dream career at NASA.

    Safety Science Degree Opens Door to Stellar Career at NASA
  • Samir Ahmed (
    Samir Ahmed fulfilled his academic and professional dreams even before graduation.

    Rocket Man
  • Jordan Garrett in the WIKD radio studio. (Photo: Jordan Garrett)
    Jordan Garrett (’22) is preparing for the adventure of a lifetime before he travels to Japan for graduate school with a competitive scholarship.

    Aviation Maintenance Alum to Study in Japan on Scholarship
  • Worldwide student April Bedunah inside the U.S. House of Representatives where she is interning with the Subcommittee on Aviation. (Photo: April Bedunah)
    Master of Business Administration in Aviation student April Bedunah’s internship with the U.S. House put her at the heart of aviation policy.

    Aviation Business Student Lands Congressional Internship
  • Katie Rolle (‘24) was the recipient of the 2023 Environmental Scholarship from the Prescott Audubon Society due to her focus on enhancing clean energy production in her field. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Katie Rolle (‘24) looks to apply her knowledge in mechanical engineering to combat climate change.

    Eagle Looks to Make Environmental Impact with Mechanical Engineering
  • Elena Djudaric has been making the most out of her Embry-Riddle experience with campus involvement. (Photo: Elena Djudaric)
    Elena Djudaric is a first-generation college student studying Aerospace Engineering on the Astronautics track, while being active in several clubs.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Finds Success Through Support
  • Global Security & Intelligence Studies major Grace Brown (
    Global Security & Intelligence Studies major Grace Brown loves to sing Embry‑Riddle's praises when speaking with prospective students.

    Global Security & Intelligence Studies: Bragging Rights
  • Jack Frankie (
    Whether it’s giving campus tours to prospective students or teaching math to children in Zambia, Jack Frankie (‘25) is always willing to lend a helping hand. Now, he is serving humanity with a helping paw.

    Aviation Business Administration Student Takes a Paws for a Cause
  • UAS major Adrian Bates-Domingo (
    UAS student Adrian Bates-Domingo's (‘22, ‘23) participation in Embry‑Riddle's summer programs gave him field experience he couldn’t get anywhere else.

    Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS): I Know What You Flew Last Summer
  • Juan Andres Mesa Sanchez proudly displays his Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics degree. (Photo: Juan Andres Mesa Sanchez)
    With an Aeronautics Degree from Embry‑Riddle, this pilot is getting closer to his goal of a career on the flight deck.

    Where Are They Now?
  • Jorge Canido says that “for us to be successful Eagles outside of the classroom, we must focus on exploring different paths and learning about technology early on.” (Photo: Jorge Canido)
    Jorge Canido has big dreams in the aviation industry. With ideas that could transform the world of aeronautics, he decided to pursue not one but two master’s degrees from Embry‑Riddle.

    Graduate Student Has High Hopes for the Future of Aviation
  • M.S. in Leadership student Nick Jacobs has a passion for flight and enjoys his time in the sky. (Photo: Nick Jacobs)
    M.S. in Leadership student Nick Jacobs looked to the skies for a career change chasing his childhood dream.

    M.S. in Leadership: Embry‑Riddle's Next Aviator
  • Hailey Murray in the EagleSat Lab on the Prescott Campus (Photo: Embry Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Hailey Murray chose to study Space Physics at Embry‑Riddle because she was excited about learning and growing within the field. Now, she has not only grown, but flourished.

    Pure Math and Space Physics
  • Young girls from Volusia County pose around the Embry-Riddle seal in the Mori Hosseini Student Union during the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW) led by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Collegiate Section at the Daytona Beach campus on Feb. 17, 2024. (Photo: Embry-Riddle)
    Volusia County students pose around the Embry‑Riddle seal after the workshop led by the Society of Women Engineers Collegiate Section. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Sergio Carli)
     

    Engineering Students Host Girls in STEM Workshop
  • UAS major Jose Cabrera (
    Embry‑Riddle offers Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) students opportunities to participate in innovative and impactful research opportunities.

    UAS: Boldly Going Where No Drone Has Gone Before
  • STAR Lab Director Dr. Joseph Keebler (right) leads students in a discussion about the interaction between teammates that is vital to caring for patients in high-stakes healthcare settings. (Embry-Riddle/David Massey)
    The STAR Lab at Embry‑Riddle offers students the chance to be part of cutting-edge research using human subjects to investigate and better understand the psychology of teams.

    Next Level Labs
  • Rodriguez at the 2022 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) national convention in Charlotte, NC. (Photo: Elliot Rodriguez)
    Elliot Rodriguez (‘25) looked to student clubs and organizations to help him adjust to life on campus and find a sense of community.

    Aerospace Engineering Major Helps Improve Community Relations
  • UAS student John Christensen (
    Embry‑Riddle's Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) degree program offers students opportunities to apply this newer technology in innovative ways.

    Uncrewed Aircraft Systems: Opportunity is in the Air
  • Students gather to celebrate campus diversity. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    We offer more than flight, we grow diversity in the industry and we help students pay their way.

    More than Meets the Eye with Embry‑Riddle
  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Aerospace Physiology major Morgan Ackermann, right, studies an MRI with Madeline Holleman, MRI Technologist, during an internship at AdventHealth. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / David Massey)
    Internships are an integral piece of education for students at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University, and students are given unique resources and opportunities to get the best internships for them.

    The Value of Internships in College
  • Alex Britton, founder and CEO of CerebriTech
    Alex Britton is the CEO of his own LLC, CerebriTech, researching real-time concussion detection in athletes.

    Student CEO is Making a Difference
  • Letsy Gonzalez (
    Letsy Gonzalez (‘23), president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), reveals what makes the Prescott Campus community so special.

    Eagle Finds Familia Away from Home at Embry‑Riddle
  • High school students sit at desks during a course lesson from a teacher standing at the front of the class. (Photo: Getty Images)
    Engineering is where math and science meet and work together. High school students can easily get a head start on their college engineering studies with AP courses and dual enrollment.

    Helpful High School Courses for Students Interested in Engineering
  • JaciLynn Poteet graduated with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering in 2021 and poses for a picture standing beside the scenic boulders around Willow Lake in Prescott, Arizona. (Photo: JaciLynn Poteet)
    JaciLynn Poteet (’21) once felt like she was behind all her classmates, but now she’s ensuring rocket launch safety.

    Aerospace Engineering Graduate Ensures Safety for FAA
  • Anastasia-Andreaa Panaitescu (
    When it comes to taking her aviation career to a new level, Anastasia-Andreaa Panaitescu (’24) is definitely hitting the high notes.

    Embry‑Riddle Aviation Degree is Music to Her Ears
  • Isabella Novo (
    Embry‑Riddle senior Isabella Novo (‘23) has always wanted to become an astronaut. Now, after landing a position at NASA, she is one step closer to that dream coming true.

    Embry‑Riddle Student is Sure to Shine at NASA: Isabella Novo
  • Visiting students from the University of Chile work alongside their ERAU peers on a group of satellites destined for Low-Earth Orbit in the College of Arts and Sciences Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab (SAIL) on March 1, 2022. (Embry-Riddle / Bernard Wilchusky)
    SAIL has a long history of research and engineering milestones that have helped students land rewarding careers with stellar employers that include Google, Lockheed Martin and more.

    Next Level Labs: Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab (SAIL)
  • Life is a balancing act; throw graduate school into the mix and it becomes more of a juggling act

    The Juggling Act: Balancing Graduate School with Your Career
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    Dr. Maria Petrescu’s interest in business stems from her studies and work in public management. As a marketing professor for the College of Business, she brings a unique international experience to her students.

    Meet Dr. Maria Petrescu
  • A parental caregiver works with her student providing help and support through the college admissions process.
    How can parents and caregivers guide their student through the college admissions process without overstepping? Where do you draw the line between helping and hindering? 

    What Role Should Parents & Caregivers Play in the College Admissions Process?
  • Buntin and Aloha Aviators before a holiday mission. (Photo: Nobi Buntin)
    This Embry‑Riddle Worldwide student is making a difference in the lives of others through aviation.

    Eagle Spreads the Joy of Aviation
  • Students gather to present their research during Discovery Day, a celebration of undergraduate research and scholarship from aviation to engineering, security and intelligence to physics and astronomy. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    At Embry‑Riddle's Prescott, AZ, campus, we are committed to providing students with opportunities to engage in hands-on, faculty-led research in their chosen fields.

    Undergraduate Research and Discovery at the Prescott Campus
  • Students utilize industry-grade equipment in their training to become degreed air traffic controllers at Embry-Riddle
    Embry‑Riddle’s Bachelor of Science in Air Traffic Management trains students to become expert guides to pilots and ensure every flight around the globe is safe and secure. But how does someone become an air traffic controller, and what is their job like?  

    Setting a Course for a Future in Air Traffic Control
  • Boeing Scholar and Aeronautical Science — Fixed Wing major Giselle Angulo (‘26) is minoring in Air Traffic Control and looks forward to earning her Private Pilot’s Certificate. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Long Beach, California, native Giselle Angulo discovered her passion for flight through a desire to travel the world. Now, with the Boeing Scholars program, she’s training to become a pilot and diversifying the field of aviation.

    Boeing Scholar's Passion for Travel Gives Her Wings
  • An engineering student works on a capstone project in the Robotics Lab (Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    Embry‑Riddle offers degree programs in some of the fastest growing engineering fields and graduates leave career-ready.

    Fastest Growing Engineering Fields
  • Aviation Business Administration major Amanda Zhu worked with fellow student and Space Physics major Clarissa Pavao to highlight the value of undergraduate research in Washington D.C. alongside their faculty advisor, Dr. Noel D. Richardson. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
     The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) selected two Embry‑Riddle students and one faculty member to participate in the inaugural Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) program.

    Team Selected to Engage with Washington Policymakers on Research
  • Aeronautical Science major Samuel Low (
    Boeing Scholar Samuel Low is on his way to fulfilling his childhood dream thanks to The Boeing Company.

    Aeronautical Science Major and Boeing Scholar’s Airfield of Dreams
  • Boeing Scholar and Aeronautical Science major Kaylee Lall (
    The Boeing Company continues supplying selected Embry‑Riddle students with scholarships, networking opportunities and a wealth of industry knowledge thanks to their Boeing Scholars program, an initiative supporting the ongoing effort to expand and diversify the aviation workforce.       

    When Goals Take Flight
  • Boeing Scholar Odalis Bonilla poses on the Daytona Beach Embry-Riddle Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    A scholarship from Boeing aids this aerospace and occupational safety student in reaching her goals at Embry‑Riddle.

    Boeing Scholar Program Helps an Eagle Prepare for Takeoff
  • From left to right, Jordan Garypie, his roommate Kyle Neighbors (’25) and friend Tyler Trigg (’25) model some Pilot Quarters shirts. (Photo: Jordan Garypie)
    Aeronautical Science student Jordan Garypie is pursuing his Aeronautical Science degree and running a clothing company called Pilot Quarters.

    Entrepreneur Juggles Aeronautical Science Degree Pilot Quarters Clothing Company
  • Embry-Riddle flight instructors walking on the flight ramp. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Bill Fredette-Huffman)
    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University can help you become a pilot while providing a well-rounded aviation education in a university setting.

    How to Become a Pilot
  • Boeing Scholar and Aerospace Engineering major Lainey Davis (
    As a Boeing Scholar, students can begin building their professional networks while they pursue their degrees at Embry‑Riddle.

    Boeing Scholar Launches Aerospace Engineering Journey
  • Students gather in state-of-the-art labs including the Cyber Lab, the Cybersecurity Engineering Lab or the Cybersecurity Virtual Laboratory to gain valuable skills before entering the industry. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Connor McShane)
    The world of cybersecurity is vast and ever-growing. With Embry‑Riddle's cybersecurity degree programs, students can explore their unique interests while gaining invaluable skills and experience for a successful future.

    See Yourself in Cybersecurity
  • Female student in campus library.
    Congratulations! Your child is on their way to becoming a college student - to forging new experiences, facing new challenges and growing into an adult. As exciting as this time can be for both you and your student, planning and preparing for college can also be overwhelming.

    Seven Tips To Help Your Kids Prepare for College
  • Students enjoying fun in the sun during OctoberWest
    Our Arizona Campus is known for all kinds of unique annual traditions. From air shows and races to outdoor barbecues and Hawaiian luaus, Eagles know how to have fun!

    Work Hard and Play Hard at the Prescott Campus
  • Alan Tomaszycki graduated from our Prescott Campus in 2019 with a double major in Cyber Intelligence and Security and Aeronautics with a helicopter flight minor.
    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is helping students reach their potential thanks to dedicated faculty, optimal class sizes and fundamental coursework – just ask alumnus Alan Tomaszycki.

    Alumnus Shares Top Five Places on Prescott Campus
  • Graduate student Kaitlynn Stookey says the M.S. in Human Security & Resilience program has already given her a “different worldview.” (Photo: Kaitlynn Stookey)
    M.S. in Human Security & Resilience student Kaitlynn Stookey is already applying her classroom lessons to real world problems.

    M.S. in Human Security & Resilience Degree Already Paying Off for Grad Student
  • Dr. Ilhan Akbas, Dr. Kaela Martin & Dr. Jennah Perry (Photo: Embry-Riddle)
    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is widely known for the quality of its faculty and the real-world experience they bring into their classrooms and labs. Our students learn from the best and brightest in the field and gain insight into the intricacies of the industry before ever entering the workforce.

    Embry‑Riddle Professors Use Expertise to Prepare Students
  • Student Jarred Jordan (
    Aerospace Engineering major Jarred Jordan has become an award-winning student thanks to the opportunities Embry‑Riddle offers.

    Aerospace Engineering Major Finds the Right Trajectory to Boost Success
  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
    Daytona Beach students share campus happenings you won’t want to miss!

    What's Happening on the Daytona Beach Campus?
  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
    From a platoon sergeant in the United States Marine Corps to NASA’s Business Pathways Intern, Jetro Gallo is on a mission to achieve his next goal thanks to the opportunities he found at Embry‑Riddle.

    Marines to MBA
  • Worldwide alumna Alyssa DeCarlis
     Alumna Alyssa DeCarlis reviewed an extensive list of graduate programs before deciding that Embry‑Riddle was the right choice to further her education.    

    Graduate Student Made the Right Choice Choosing Embry‑Riddle
  • Students can find ways to stay engaged on campus and with their peers when school is out of session.
    Summer is your time to relax, recharge and, of course, have fun! It’s also an opportunity to be proactive in your college search. Whether you’re a freshman or a rising senior, a few simple steps this summer can make all the difference.

    Your Summer, Your Success
  • Although separated by 60 years, Bob Slaughter and his grandson Brady are proud of being Eagle grads. (Photo: Brady Slaughter)
    Mechanical Engineering grad Brady Slaughter attended Embry‑Riddle in the footsteps of his grandfather, who graduated in 1961.

    Mechanical Engineering Grad’s Embry‑Riddle Degree Was a Family Affair
  • Dr. Sally Blomstrom with her husband and colleague Bill Thompson on the Daytona Campus. (Embry-Riddle/David Massey)
    Dr. Sally Blomstrom, professor in the Humanities and Communication Department, shares the benefits of an Embry‑Riddle education and preparing for the future now.

    Preparing the Leaders of Tomorrow
  • B.S. in Air Traffic Management major Rachel St. Louis is using profits from her jewelry business to build her own custom airplane. (Photo: Rachel St. Louis)
    Air Traffic Management student Rachel St. Louis has a side business that is helping her fund construction of her own airplane.       

    Air Traffic Management Student Starts Jewelry Business With a Higher Purpose
  • Faith Vasquez (
    Boeing Scholar and Global Business major Faith Vasquez wants to be a part of the global supply chain solution.

    Boeing Scholar Puts Focus on Global Business and Supply Chain Management
  • Embry-Riddle graduate Ben Gonzalez
    Aviation Business Administration Ph.D. candidate Ben Gonzalez is now working on his fourth degree from Embry‑Riddle.

    For Aviation Business Administration Student, Success is a Matter of Degrees
  • Kai Timoll, portrait.
    One recent Embry‑Riddle alum, Kai Timoll, had the rare opportunity to apply the lessons she learned in the classroom during her tour of duty with the world-famous Blue Angels.       

    Six Questions With a Blue Angel
  • Aerospace Engineering major Michaelle Ramos (
    Aerospace Engineering student Michaelle Ramos is earning her degree and helping other young women explore STEM careers.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Sets Her Sights on Helping Latinas in STEM
  • Electrical Engineering senior Drew Yoshida (
    Electrical Engineering senior Drew Yoshida spent summer 2022 getting a huge head start on his career, thanks to an internship at Honeywell Aerospace.

    From Hawaii to Honeywell
  • Ralph Alcock (
    Ralph Alcock (’78) was among four pilots who flew the first training aircraft to the Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Campus in August 1978.

    The First Planes in Prescott: Eagle Grad Recounts the Ultimate Cross Country Flight
  • B.S. in Computer Engineering graduate Teja Tiriveedhi worked on the Turtle Tech project, a drone-based sea turtle surveillance effort between Embry-Riddle, Northrop Grumman and the Brevard Zoo. (Photo: Getty)
    Computer Engineering major and international graduate Teja Tiriveedhi took advantage of Embry‑Riddle's many academic and social opportunities to help enrich his academics and adjust to life in a new country. 

    Computer Engineering: Building a Nest of Opportunities
  • Students from the Caribbean Students’ Association pose during the Activities Fair on the Daytona Beach Campus. (Embry-Riddle / David Massey)
    No matter what you’re interested in, Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University likely has a club for it.

    Join the Club: Embry‑Riddle Groups Enhance the College Experience
  • Dr. Krishna Sampigethaya with members of the Boeing sponsored aviation cybersecurity capstone project team
    Department of Cyber Intelligence and Security Associate Professor and Chair Dr. Krishna Sampigethaya brings extensive real-world experience into the classroom giving his students unique insight into the ever-evolving field of cyber intelligence. 

    Meet Dr. Krishna Sampigethaya
  • B.S. in Aerospace and Occupational Safety major, Fernando Avila has received 15 different scholarships to attend Embry-Riddle. (Photo: Fernando Avila)
    B.S. in Aerospace and Occupational Safety major Fernando Avila says scholarships are helping him get closer to his dream career.       

    Aerospace and Occupational Safety Major Uses Scholarships to Boost Success
  • Aeronautics alumnus Pedro Najera (
    B.S. in Aeronautics grad Pedro Najera turned to Embry‑Riddle when he wanted to transition from a military to civilian career.       

    Aeronautics Grad Finds Knowledge Networks and Confidence
  • After earning a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering, Katharine Larsen (
    Katharine Larsen earned her B.S. and M.S. in Aerospace Engineering at Embry‑Riddle and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in the school’s renowned program.

    For Aerospace Engineering Student, Embry‑Riddle is the Right Place to Start and Finish
  • Terry Virts (
    NASA astronaut Terry Virts earned his M.S. in Aeronautics at Embry‑Riddle before sharing his love of spaceflight with others.

    Embry‑Riddle Astronaut Shares His Love of Spaceflight With the World
  • Aviation Business Administration major Alexandria Cogdell (
    The Business Eagles program brings together high-performing business students and industry leaders.

    Business Eagles Network with Aviation Industry Leaders
  • Hero image of Piper Forcier.
    Safety Science student Piper Forcier wants to use her Embry‑Riddle degree to help prevent future aviation accidents.       

    Safety Science Student’s Passion for Aviation is No Accident
  • Cook started his aviation career in Palm Springs, California before being drawn to Embry-Riddle
    Air Traffic Management student Connor Cook found his true passion for aviation after arriving at Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus.

    Air Traffic Management Student Explores the Other Side of the Radio
  • Space Physics major Janessa Slone spent the summer of 2022 as a part of the Society of Physics Student national internship program in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Janessa Slone)
    Space Physics major Janessa Slone took full advantage of the undergraduate research opportunities at Embry‑Riddle.

    Embry‑Riddle Helps Space Physics Student Explore New Research Horizons
  • Martin Kurkchubasche (
    Aeronautical Science grad and current MBA in Aviation student Martin Kurkchubasche is focused on the importance of flight safety.

    Aeronautical Science Grad is Helping Embry‑Riddle Reshape Flight Training
  • Elizabeth Mitchell (
    When it came time to define her career pursuit, Elizabeth Mitchell kept an open mind. And that allowed Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University to help her pursue a new career as a helicopter pilot.

    Eagle Turns from Engineering to Helicopter Pilot at Embry‑Riddle
  • B.S. in Aeronautical Science major Emma Kirschenheiter (
    B.S. in Aeronautical Science major Emma Kirschenheiter found her aviation passion after an introductory flight in her native Long Island.

    Flight Training Has This Aeronautical Science Student Soaring Toward a Career
  • Embry-Riddle student Laurayna Pick, a freshman Aeronautical Science major, conducts virtual-reality flight training maneuvers at the Advanced Flight Simulation Center. (Photo: Embry-Riddle / Bernard Wilchusky)
    Embry‑Riddle’s leading-edge technology is helping Aeronautical Science students like Nevada Randall finish flight training faster.       

    Technology Helps Aeronautical Science Student Find Fast Route to the Flight Deck
  • Aerospace Engineering major Wilson Tadena (
    Aerospace Engineering major Wilson Tadena turned an internship at The Boeing Company into a job as a Flight Test Engineer after graduation. 

    Get to Know: Aerospace Engineer Wilson Tadena
  • A graduate student celebrates their success in front of a laptop computer at home.
    Have you ever doubted being able to balance a graduate degree program with being a full-time working adult? We’re here with some tips to help you successfully navigate the waters of your graduate program.

    Three Tips for Success in Grad School
  • A student stands in front of ancient ruins while pursuing his degree studying abroad. (Photo: Brandon Leong)
    Students at Embry‑Riddle don’t just learn beyond the classroom on campus; they also learn outside of the U.S. through their adventures studying abroad.

    Learn Outside of the Classroom and the Country
  • Aerospace Engineering alumna Veronica McGowan (
    Launch your dream career toward space exploration at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.

    Find Your Place in Space
  • Savannah Riddles grad portrait.
    Global Security and Intelligence grad Savannah Riddles wants to use her newfound skills to make the world a safer place.       

    Global Security and Intelligence Grad Charts Course Toward a Safer Future for All
  • M.S. in Engineering Management student Michael Zaffuto (
    M.S. in Engineering Management student Michael Zaffuto is making an effort to help improve the educational experience of his fellow students.

    Engineering Management Grad Student Makes Time to Serve His School
  • Adrienne Reid uses the lessons she learns in the Safety Management program in her volunteer work with the Civil Air Patrol.
    As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, Adrienne Reid assists with teaching cadets about safety and risk management.

    Safety Management Student Gives Back Through Volunteering
  • Homeland Security major Jacques-Alice Auguste (
    An elite internship is helping Homeland Security major Jacques-Alice Auguste pursue her goal of securing a safer world.

    Homeland Security Major’s Elite Internship Gets Her Closer to a Dream Career
  • B.S. in Aeronautical Science major Peter Cuthbert (
    Aeronautical Science student Peter Cuthbert is using Embry‑Riddle’s leading-edge technology to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot.

    Aeronautical Science Student is Flying High Thanks to Embry‑Riddle's Technology
  • Zane wears army fatigues and poses in front of an American flag.
    Aerospace Engineering grad Zane Zylstra found that the right education provided a launchpad to some unexpected and amazing opportunities.

    Aerospace Engineering Grad Turns Embry‑Riddle Degree Into a Space Force First
  • Business students took part in a Boeing Business Fundamentals course focusing on key areas of the industry.
    Business students from all Embry‑Riddle’s three campuses enjoyed a unique opportunity thanks to the university’s relationship with The Boeing Company.

    Business Students Learn Lessons Directly From Boeing in Special Program
  • Daytona Beach commencement at the ICI center.
    Going from high school to college may be the biggest step you’ve ever taken, but there is so much to look forward to and making the transition can be easy if you follow a few simple rules that can help set you up for success.

    Turn Your Next Step Into Your Next Success
  • Aerospace Engineering major Marielle Lenehan. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Joseph Harrison)
    Aerospace Engineering student Marielle Lenehan capitalized on her SCUBA diving experience for an opportunity of a lifetime.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Explores the Best of Both Worlds
  • Aeronautical Science major Michael Bouchard (
    Aeronautical Science major Michael Bouchard is working to give local students the chance to learn more about aviation careers.

    Aeronautical Science Major Helps Young People Put Wings on Their Dreams
  • Students and faculty prepare to fly an unmanned aircraft system using proper safety equipment and procedures.
    With an uncrewed systems degree from Embry‑Riddle, you can find your niche in a variety of innovative and growing fields.

    Which Uncrewed Systems Career is Right For You?
  • Senior Ryan Marando was named the Meteorology Student of the Year for the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach Campus in March 2022. He was spotlighted in celebration of World Meteorological Day. (Embry-Riddle/Josh Asiaten)
    A solid academic foundation and unparalleled practical experience have Ryan Marando ready to launch his dream career in broadcast meteorology.

    Success is in the Forecast for Embry‑Riddle’s Meteorology Student
  • For Treshina Smith, the M.S. in Project Management offered the global perspective and focus on data analytics that she was looking for. (Photo: Treshina Smith)
    Master of Science in Project Management graduate Treshina Smith plans to open her own small business consulting company in the future.

    Project Management Degree Helps Alumna Find New Niche as an IT Consultant
  • Jon France hero image, holding ice cream.
    Jon France is preparing for his future by combining his degree in Aeronautics with a minor in Security and Intelligence and Japanese language track.

    Aeronautics Degree Helps Eagle Take His Air Force Career to a New Altitude
  • Mechanical Engineering major and Boeing Scholar Chyra Parson. (Photo: Chyra Parson)
    Thanks to her Boeing scholarship, Mechanical Engineering student Chyra Parson is one step closer to achieving her dreams.       

    Boeing Scholar Sets Her Sight on a Future in Mechanical Engineering
  • Steven Warmath is an active member of the 501st Legion, a volunteer organization known for making character appearances around the globe. (Photo: Maddie Sundberg)
    Worldwide MBAA student Steven Warmath uses his passion for pop culture to make a difference in the Orlando community and beyond.

    MBAA Student Suits Up to Spread Smiles
  • Blake Evans has accepted a position as a finance intern at Boeing through the new career pathway program created by The Boeing Company and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. (Photo: Blake Evans)
    The Boeing Company has collaborated with Embry‑Riddle on a new career pathways program designed to help military students.

    Embry‑Riddle and Boeing Partner to Offer Opportunities for Military Students
  • Lt. Joselyn Rabbitt (
    Aerospace Engineering graduate Lt. Joselyn Rabbit was among 50 recruits selected to begin Officer Undergraduate Training for the U.S. Space Force.

    Aerospace Engineering Graduate Starts Career on the Ground Floor of Space Force
  • Niko Blanks, seen here next to a space suit, is pursuing a B.S. in Spaceflight Operations with minors in Human Factors and Systems Engineering. (Photo: Josh Asiaten)
    Space Operations major Niko Blanks is on a mission to help shape a more advanced – and more accessible – age of space exploration.

    Space Operations Major Aims to Boost Accessibility to Space
  • Following graduation, Williams will continue as an Embry-Riddle flight instructor before transitioning to a regional airline and ultimately the United flight deck.
    Aeronautical Science senior Skyler Williams shares his experience transferring to Embry‑Riddle’s Prescott Campus. 

    Transfer Q&A: Eagle Pivots to Pursue True Passion
  • Concepts learned in the Aerospace Physiology program are widely applicable to cardiology, neuroscience, anesthesiology, aviation medicine and more. (Photo: Lauryn Taylor)
    Lauryn Taylor is applying the classroom and practical lessons from her Aerospace Physiology program to realize her dream of becoming a flight surgeon.       

    Aerospace Physiology Grad Wants to Make a Difference in Medicine
  • Eagles Chris and Emily Casey were married in Sept. 2020. (Photo: Emily Casey)
    The smallest decisions can have the most impact – and that was certainly the case for Embry‑Riddle alumni Chris and Emily Casey.

    It All Started With a Seat
  • Computer Engineering graduate Holly Ross (
    Computer Engineering grad Holly Ross left Embry‑Riddle with a degree, a full-time job and plenty of memories from the soccer pitch.

    Computer Engineering Grad Got a Kick Out of Her Embry‑Riddle Experience
  • 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.
    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.       

    Advancing Airport Operations
  • Dwayne Clark holds a photo of Embry-Riddle
    Global Conflict Studies graduate Dwayne Clark (‘18) advises on policy and legislation for a U.S. Congressman on Capitol Hill.

    Global Conflict Studies: From the Classroom to Capitol Hill
  • Dr. Ken Witcher has served 20 years in the U.S. Air Force before becoming Dean and Associate Professor for Embry-Riddle Worldwide
    When it comes to running the College of Aviation, Dr. Ken Witcher draws upon his military experience to guide him.

    From Thunderbird to Eagle
  • Student move into the new residence hall.
    Make the most of your first year living on campus with these tips from Resident Advisor (RA) Hannah Miller.    

    Living on Campus: Reminders From an RA
  • In-flight footage of earth from the upper atmosphere captured by the team’s high-altitude balloon payload.
    The Embry‑Riddle ASCEND team gives practical experience with engineering for high altitude exploration.

    ASCEND Program Team Sends Payload to the Edge of Space
  • Worldwide alumnus and student Ryan Harper enjoys hiking outdoors when not working on his third degree from Embry-Riddle.
    MBA in Aviation student Ryan Harper is on his way to his third Embry‑Riddle degree thanks to the flexible programs offered at the Worldwide Campus.

    Flexible Worldwide Campus Programs Help Student Earn His Third Degree
  • The students of the CyberForce team standing in a Cyber Intelligence laboratory on the Prescott campus.
    Cyber Intelligence and Security students gained firsthand experience working in a complex operational technology environment

    A Cyber Force To Be Reckoned With
  • Aerospace Engineering student Corben Sroka during his trip to Alaska through Embry-Riddle’s Study America program.
    Aerospace Engineering student Corben Sroka added to his academic experience with a trip to Alaska through the Study America program. 

    Aerospace Engineering Student Explores America’s Last Frontier
  • Global Security & Intelligence Studies student Carolyn Chatham (’23) got the opportunity to study abroad over the summer in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
    Global Security & Intelligence Studies student Carolyn Chatham augmented her studies with a summer of studying in Taiwan.

    Global Security and Intelligence Studies Student Reflects on Summer in Taiwan
  • Unmanned Aircraft Systems student Taylor Mantick (’21) utilizes drone photography at the Prescott Campus baseball field.
    Unmanned Aircraft Systems major Taylor Mantick begin his academic journey as a mechanical engineer before discovering his passion for UAS.

    Pursuing a Passion in Unmanned Aircraft Systems
  • Students enjoy recreational lounges, dining areas, a fitness center and more – all within walking distance.
    Third-year Resident Assistant (RA) Wilson Tadena (’22) shares advice for incoming freshmen to help make the first year living on campus a success.

    Living on Campus: Five Tips for Freshmen
  • Joy Cooper, who works for United Airlines, survived a plane crash in 2019 that killed three other people. (Photo: Joy Cooper)
    A plane crash in Alaska in 2019 did not stop Joy Cooper from earning her M.S. in Aeronautics and continuing her career in aviation.

    Tragic Plane Crash Helps Aeronautics Graduate Find Purpose and Meaning
  • Boeing Scholar Kaija Martin comes to Embry-Riddle with more than eight years of experience in robotics.
    Aerospace Engineering student Kaija Martin is looking forward to her journey as a Boeing Scholar at Embry‑Riddle.

    Support from Boeing Sets Aerospace Engineering Student Up for Success
  • Thompson is often behind the camera lens capturing scenes from Higher Orbits’ nationwide events. (Photo: Katy Thompson)
    B.S. in Communication grad Katy Thompson earned the Outstanding Graduate Award and got a full-time job offer along with it.

    Stars Align After Eagle Earns Her Communications Degree
  • NASCAR driver and pilot Chase Ellliott and the ERAU Formula SAE Car team pose (Embry-Riddle/David Massey)
    Embry‑Riddle students thrive on being the best of the best, and they welcome every opportunity to prove themselves against the toughest competition they can find.

    Competitions Give Embry‑Riddle Students a Key Advantage
  • Students hard at work in Embry-Riddle
    Embry‑Riddle offers full range of labs for hands-on experience.

    There's a Lab for That
  • Aviation Maintenance Science major and Boeing Scholar Luke Boardman at Embry-Riddle
    Luke Boardman had always dreamed of attending Embry‑Riddle, and his selection as a Boeing Scholar has helped turn his dream into reality.

    Boeing Scholarship Helps Eagle Land Where He Always Wanted to Be
  • Systems Engineering student Lauren Maples in the NASA Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory in Houston, Texas.
    Master of Systems Engineering student Lauren Maples works as a scuba diver at NASA Johnson Space Center’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.

    ERAU Graduate Student and NASA Scuba Diver Helps Train Astronauts for Spacewalks
  • Aeronautical Science student Ann Marie Petrone stands in front of our Diamond DA-42 Twin Star multi-engine aircraft.
    As the first female Chief Pilot for the Daytona Beach Student Eagles Flight Team, Aeronautical Science major Ann Marie Petrone is breaking barriers at 12,000 feet.

    Aeronautical Science: Hail to the Chief
  • Embry-Riddle alumnus Malik Moville (
    The Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach Campus has proven to be a great career launchpad, and no one knows that better than our successful alumni.

    Your Next Horizon Is Right Here!
  • Aeronautics major Jenesis Tucker feels set for success with the opportunities she’s received from the Patti Grace Smith Fellowship. (Photo: Jenesis Tucker)
    Aeronautics major Jenesis Tucker earned a Patti Grace Smith Fellowship that is helping boost her academic journey with internships and other perks.

    Aeronautics Student Gets Boost From Patti Grace Smith Fellowship
  • Aerospace Physiology major Nicole Tucker (’22) plays forward for the Eagles
    Q&A with Embry‑Riddle’s Female Student-Athlete of the Year

    Shooting for Excellence
  • Bachelor of Engineering student Marcos Dominguez stands in front of a SpaceX booster.
    As an undergrad at Embry‑Riddle, engineering student Marcos Dominguez is already making an impact on the aerospace industry at SpaceX.       

    Worldwide Engineering Student: The Sky's No Limit
  • The Gold Wings eSports club offers students of all skill levels the opportunity to join a campus community of gamers.
    If you can think of it, there’s probably a club for it! Embry‑Riddle makes it easy to explore your interests and enhance your college experience with extracurriculars that interest you most. Our residential campuses are home to over 300 clubs and organizations that represent interests as diverse as our student body.

    This Club's Got Game!
  • Aeronautical Science graduate Sergio Sovero (’16) reflects on his journey from Peru to a seat as Delta’s youngest pilot. (Photo: Sergio Sovero and his mother on his first flight to Peru with her as a passenger.)
    Aeronautical Science grad Sergio Sovero describes how family support and an Embry‑Riddle degree helped him land on the flight deck.

    Aeronautical Science Grad Reflects on Being Youngest Pilot at Delta Air Lines
  • Events happening on Daytona Beach and Prescott campuses
    Daytona Beach and Prescott students share campus happenings you won’t want to miss!

    What's Happening On Campus
  • Double alumna Marisa Aguiar recently earned her Ph.D. in Aviation to go along with her M.S. in Aeronautics.
    Losing her father in a 1994 airliner crash fueled a passion for newly-minted Aviation Safety Ph.D. Marisa Aguiar.

    Tragic Legacy Fuels Aviation Safety Quest
  • Alumnus Chris Welch has resumed his career flying for a major airline as well as growing his business as head of Aviation Cookie Company.
    An MBAA degree helped alumni and airline pilot Chris Welch turn his baking hobby into a successful side business.

    Embry‑Riddle MBAA Pays Off for Pilot as Cookie Company Takes Flight
  • Aerospace Studies Alumnus Don Morgan (
    With minors in Human Factors, Aviation Safety and Space Studies, alumnus Don Morgan created a unique path for his future career.

    Setting a Path for Success
  • Collin Anderson with Olivia Kirk (’19, Commercial Space Operations) on Space Launch Complex-2 at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Firefly’s Alpha launch vehicle vertical is behind them. (Photo: Collin Anderson)
    Collin Anderson shares his experience with Embry‑Riddle and how it has helped with his career.

    Eagle Shares How Embry‑Riddle Impacted His Career
  • Nishi Kelkar
    Aerospace Engineering grad Nishi Kelkar, now at Garmin, has also started a company offering learning resources for STEM students.

    Aerospace Engineering Alumna Reaches Out to the Next Generation
  • Dr. Hillary Eaton, associate professor and program chair of Forensic Biology at our Prescott Campus
    The education that students receive at Embry‑Riddle is unlike any other institution. Our quaint class sizes, hands-on curriculum and unique extracurricular activities allows you endless opportunities to make the most of your college years.

    The Benefits of Becoming an Eagle
  • Benjamin Jones hero image.
    For Benjamin Jones Jr., Embry‑Riddle has played an integral role in boosting his aviation career.  

    Logistics Student Maps a Route to Success
  • A high school Senior prepares for college at home on her laptop
    Check out this list of do’s and don’ts from Embry‑Riddle faculty to help guide you through the year.        

    Do's and Don'ts for High School Seniors
  • M.S. in Human Security and Resilience graduate Tiffany Mosher shares her story in her memoir "Beauty Beyond the Threshold"
    M.S. in Human Security and Resilience graduate Tiffany Mosher has written a book about volunteering to help natural disaster recovery efforts.

    Human Security and Resilience Grad Shares Her Journey of Healing in Memoir
  • Embry-Riddle student Lonnie Marts discusses his venture concept with Scott Ambrose, assistant professor of marketing, at the TREP Expo on November 15.
    Every new student has a vision in their mind of what college will entail. Alumnus Lonnie Marts was no different on his first day at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University.        

    Alumnus Shares His Embry‑Riddle Experience
  • Meet Jim Myers
    Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University offers educational experiences that lead directly to career opportunities with leading global employers. An Embry‑Riddle degree will open doors for you around the world.

    Internships Make All the Difference
  • Sklar leads efforts in advertising, marketing, media relations and more for both museum locations, as well as the storage and conservation facility. (Photo: Marc Sklar)
    With his MBAA, Marc Sklar has combined his passion for aviation with his love to telling stories.

    MBAA Degree Helps Alumnus Share the Story of Aviation and Aerospace
  • Graduates standing on stacked books holding a diploma
    Whether you’re still exploring your academic goals or are ready to dive right into your master’s degree, the university’s first-ever stackable programs and new certificates offered through the Worldwide Campus allow you to design an educational path tailored to your unique interests.

    Embry‑Riddle Worldwide’s College of Business Reimagines Graduate Learning
  • Cody visited students at her former high school in Kingman, Arizona, to introduce them to ERAU and opportunities in programming and game development.
    Simulation Science, Games and Animation student Paige Cody returned to her Arizona high school to inspire the next generation of creators.

    Gaming Science Major Helps the Next Generation Level Up
  • Trevor Kostolny
    Since he was a kid, Trevor Kostolny (’19) had dreams of working for a three-letter agency.

    Joining the Intel Community
  • Student Jayde King is the first Gaetz graduate to earn a Ph.D. from Embry-Riddle
    Dr. Jayde King started her Embry‑Riddle journey in high school and has now earned her Ph.D. in Human Factors.       

    Ph.D. Grad Charts a Course for Women of Color in Human Factors
  • Alexandria Brown
    Find out why Alexandria Brown chose Embry‑Riddle and how we’re helping prepare her for success.

    Dominating the Aerospace Engineering Field
  • Expanded headshot of Peter Stodolski.
    Alumnus Peter Stodolski shares how his Embry‑Riddle degree helped shape his future.       

    An Eye-Opening Degree
  • Alan Tomaszycki graduated from our Prescott Campus in 2019 with a double major in Cyber Intelligence and Security and Aeronautics with a helicopter flight minor.
    With more than 155,000 alumni around the world, Embry‑Riddle offers a network of incredible contacts within top organizations across the aviation and aerospace industry.

    Cybersecurity Alumnus Shares His Embry‑Riddle Experience
  • Student Sara Graber, Aviation Business Administration
    Embry‑Riddle helped Sarah Graber prepare for an internship with The Boeing Company, where she was offered a full-time position after graduation.

    Business Student to Boeing Professional
  • a woman studying at a table
    If college is on your horizon, then it’s likely that the ACT or SAT tests are as well. While they can seem overwhelming when you first start looking at them, a little preparation (and a lot of studying) will go a long way toward helping you earn the best score.       

    Tips for Tackling College Admissions Tests
  • B.S. in Aerospace Engineering student William Baca III, Class of 2023
    For William Baca III, the connections he’s made within the Eagle community have made all the difference.

    Aerospace Engineering Grads Learns That Industry Connections Count
  • Aerospace Engineering student Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba (
    With a B.S. and M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, Wanjiku Kanjumba is primed to leave her legacy as an engineer and entrepreneur.

    Aerospace Engineering Grads Aims to Leave Her Legacy
  • M.S. in Human Factors student Ryan Lange
    A wrong turn on a campus tour helped set Ryan Lange on a path to earn his B.S. and M.S. in Human Factors at Embry‑Riddle.

    Chance Meeting Sets First Generation Student Up For Human Factors Degrees
  • M.S. in Human Factors grad Nicole Schoenstein shows off her NASA Aerospace Scholars shirt. (Photo: Nicole Schoenstein)
    M.S. in Human Factors grad Nicole Schoenstein earned her degree from the Worldwide Campus while working at NASA.

    Flexible Learning Options Help NASA Engineer Earn Human Factors Degree
  • U.S. Air Force veteran and B.S. in Emergency Services alumnus Phil Paddock
    After a successful military career, Phil Paddock is using his B.S. in Emergency Services to serve his country in a civilian role.

    Air Force Veteran Uses Embry‑Riddle Degree to Find a New Way to Serve
  • Aerospace Engineering major and Boeing Scholar Brennan Acevedo
    Aerospace Engineering major and Boeing Scholar Brennan Acevedo is turning his talent at math toward a career in STEM.

    For This Boeing Scholar Aerospace Engineering Just Added Up
  • Christian Wood
    B.S. in Aviation Maintenance Science major Christian Wood is turning his passion for working with his hands into a career as an aviation technician.

    Aviation Maintenance Science Student Gets His Hands on the Future
  • B.S. in Business Analytics student Michael Lopez
    Business Analytics student Michael Lopez was elected treasurer of the first slate of officers to serve the Worldwide Campus SGA.       

    Business Analytics Major Becomes First SGA Treasurer at Worldwide Campus
  • Aeronautics Student Adva Amir (
    Adva Amir is pursuing her Aeronautics degree while she works as a first officer for SkyWest Airlines, a career she has always dreamed about.

    Aeronautics Student Pursues Flying Career and B.S. Degree at the Same Time
  • Embry-Riddle freshman Bella Memeo is a pilot, artist and Boeing Scholar.
    Bella Memeo’s pursuit of an Aeronautical Science degree is getting a boost from the artwork she creates to help her learn.

    Boeing Scholar Uses Artwork to Elevate Her Flight Training
  • Embry-Riddle alumnus Bryan Gamelin (’18, ’20), is currently putting his education to work as a human factors research scientist at Honeywell Aerospace.
    Embry‑Riddle alumnus Bryan Gamelin, is currently putting his education to work as a human factors research scientist at Honeywell Aerospace.

    Eagle's Aviation Passion Leads to Honeywell
  • Unmanned Systems student Lucia Karnes began her master’s program while on deployment in Afghanistan in the U.S. Army.  (Photo: Lucia Karnes)
    Lucia Karnes earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Embry‑Riddle and turned that experience into a job at Boeing Intelligence & Analytics.

    From Army ROTC Cadet to Uncrewed Systems Master's Degree
  • Prescott student and Boeing Scholar Zsoee Eisel
    B.S. in Aeronautical Science student Zsoee Eisel says being chosen as a Boeing Scholar will help her reach her goal of becoming an airline pilot.

    For This Boeing Scholar, an Aeronautical Science Degree is a Ticket to Tomorrow
  • Aeronautical Science student and Boeing Scholar Anna Scott
    B.S. in Aeronautical Science student Anna Scott’s selection as a Boeing Scholar brought her closer to her dream job of flying a Boeing Dreamliner.

    Boeing Scholar Sets Her Sights on a Future in Flight
  • Space Physics Student Erik Lentz
    Space Physics grad Erik Lentz used his down time during the pandemic to shape the research project he had always dreamed about.       

    Changing the Future of Space Travel
  • Safety Science graduate student Samantha Ramos competing for Miss Arizona title
    M.S. in Safety Science student Samantha Ramos wants to set an example for women in the aviation and aerospace industry.

    Safety Science Student Sets Example for Women in STEM
  • Aviation Business Administration alumnus Alex Guerrero (
    Alex Guerrero (’20) obtained his B.S. in Aviation Business Administration from Embry‑Riddle and is now works at The Boeing Company in the Supply Chain Foundation Program.

    Get to Know Eagle Alex Guerrero
  • Aerospace Engineering student and Boeing Scholar Recipient Alijah McDonald
    Aerospace Engineering major Alijah McDonald’s dream of an engineering career got a boost from the Boeing Scholars program.

    Boeing Scholars Program Helps Aspiring Engineer Build His Future
  • The Prescott Campus Flight Line with Granite Mountain in the background
    This year’s Air Race Classic may look a little different, but two teams of dedicated female aviators at the Prescott Campus are ready to rise to the challenge.

    Prescott Pilots Prepare to Take Flight in Air Derby
  • Boeing Scholar and Aeronautical Science major Shaddi Abdala
    Aeronautical Science major Shaddi Abdala earned a spot in the Boeing Scholar program to help her toward her dream of becoming a pilot.

    First-Generation Student Lands Place in Boeing Scholars Program
  • John Hornibrook, Vice President of Flight Operations at Horizon Air, earned his master
    When John Hornibrook graduated from college with his Bachelor of Science in Aviation, he never imagined that more than 30 years later he’d earn a master’s degree in Leadership from Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University. 

    Airline Executive Leverages Graduate Degree to Elevate his Leadership Expertise
  • Andrew Wang, AFROTC Cadet on the Embry-Riddle Florida Campus
    Meteorology major Andrew Wang is also an ROTC star, being named by the Air and Space Forces Association as a top cadet in 2020.

    ROTC Cadet and Meteorology Major Stands Out at Embry‑Riddle
  • B.S. in Safety Management student Luis Artigas
    Safety Management student Luis Artigas earned an award for improving safety at a military medical center.

    Safety Management Student Addresses Workplace Risks
  • Aerospace Engineering freshman Maya Benson
    Aerospace Engineering major Maya Benson is actively overcoming a rare blood disorder to pursue her dream of working on space missions.

    Aerospace Engineering Student Charts a New Course Toward Her Dream
  • Aeronautics Sophomore Alanah Pluchos
    B.S. in Aeronautics student Alanah Pluchos is earning her degree and training hard to reach her dream of becoming a working pilot.

    For This B.S. in Aeronautics Student, Things are Always Looking Up
  • M.S. in Human Factors alumna Kate Fraser
    Earning her M.S. in Human Factors degree helped Kate Fraser boost her career as an aviation safety specialist.

    Human Factors Degree Helps Take Her Aviation Career to a New Level
  • B.S. in Engineering student Nathaneal Hill
    Nathaneal Hill went to work at Northrop Grumman after he earned his B.S. in Engineering and is now pursuing his engineering master’s degree. 

    For This Aerospace Professional One Engineering Degree Has Led to Another
  • Master of Science in Aviation and Aerospace Sustainability student Jake Barson
    Embry‑Riddle alumnus Jake Barson conducted research to pave the way to a more sustainable aviation industry.

    Striving Toward a More Sustainable Future in Aviation
  • Kelcey Kocer – B.S. Unmanned Systems Applications
    Unmanned Systems Applications graduate Kelcey Kocer is putting her degree to work in a new job at Tesla.

    Online Classes Help Busy Mom Earn Degrees in Aeronautics and Unmanned Systems
  • Cyber Intelligence & Security Student Michaela Adams
    High School Computer Coder Turned Cyber Warrior

    Passion Becomes Profession
  • Student Haleema Irfan
    Discovering the impact of space flight on the human body. 

    Spaceflight on the Brain
  • A Worldwide Business Degree: A Smart Investment with Immeasurable Returns
    An Embry‑Riddle business degree prepares graduates to assume leadership roles in a wide range of global industries.

    Embry‑Riddle Business Degrees Meet Today’s Industry Demand
  • Embry-Riddle student Nina Egbalic stands in a lab in a white lab coat.
    Nina Egbalic scored a great job out of college. Learn how Embry‑Riddle can open doors for you too.

    Let Embry‑Riddle Take You Places
  • Malik Moville in his Space Tango portrait.
    Imagine hunting for cures to brain disorders — in space. That's what Malik Moville is doing.

    Mechanical Engineering Grad Uses Space to Help Find Cures for Brain Disorders
  • Communication major Victoria West gains life lessons during Textron internship.

    Unparalleled Experience
  • A family displaying their Family Weekend t-shirts.
    All current Embry‑Riddle students and their family members are invited to take part in a weekend full of family friendly activities. More details to come soon as plans are finalized.

    Family Weekend
  • Prescott Rocket Team
    Aerospace Engineering major Bryce Smoldon helped lead a student team that develops and tests rockets.

    Eagle Engineers Set Sights on Rocket Testing and Development
  • Electrical Engineering alumna Chloeleen Mena (
     Electrical Engineering major Chloeleen Mena worked on the Mars Helicopter during an internship at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

    Electrical Engineering Student Gets Her Hands on the Mars Helicopter