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…
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.
Whether it’s launching rockets from the world’s northernmost settlement, exploring the potential of fusion as a future power source, or building hardware for satellites…
Whether it’s launching rockets from the world’s northernmost settlement, exploring the potential of fusion as a future power source, or building hardware for satellites that will orbit Mars, SAIL offers opportunities for students to get their hands on the future — literally.
Embry-Riddle Worldwide student Nobi Buntin (’23) makes a difference in the lives of many, but she says, “I’m just being me.”
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.…
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. From aviation to engineering, business to forensics and beyond, our students have access to a wide range of research projects that can help them develop the skills and experience that employers are looking for.
Among the most crucial roles in flight safety is air traffic control. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Bachelor of Science in Air Traffic Management trains students…
Among the most crucial roles in flight safety is air traffic control. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’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?
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…
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.
Engineers make the world work. They design and build systems in computers, keep planes in the air and assure the safety of the technology we use daily. The U.S. Bureau…
Engineers make the world work. They design and build systems in computers, keep planes in the air and assure the safety of the technology we use daily. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a need of more than 100,000 engineers across all industries by 2026.
The Council on Undergraduate Research selected two Embry-Riddle students and one faculty member to participate in the inaugural Scholars Transforming Through Research…
The Council on Undergraduate Research selected two Embry-Riddle students and one faculty member to participate in the inaugural Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) program. Congratulations to Clarissa Pavao ('23), Space Physics; Amanda Zhu ('23), Aviation Business Administration; and Dr. Noel D. Richardson, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy.
Samuel Low is on his way to fulfilling his childhood dream thanks to The Boeing Company.
The Boeing Company continues supplying selected Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students with scholarships, networking opportunities and a wealth of industry knowledge…
The Boeing Company continues supplying selected Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 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.
Meet Odalis Bonilla: Embry-Riddle first-year student, Aerospace and Occupational Safety major and Boeing Scholar. She was selected as one of 15 Embry-Riddle students…
Meet Odalis Bonilla: Embry-Riddle first-year student, Aerospace and Occupational Safety major and Boeing Scholar. She was selected as one of 15 Embry-Riddle students to receive scholarship funds and additional career-boosting opportunities with the conglomerate, which is among the largest global aerospace manufacturers in the world.
Entrepreneurs at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Pilots are in high demand in the United States, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipating a need of more than 14,000 new commercial and airline pilots each…
Pilots are in high demand in the United States, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipating a need of more than 14,000 new commercial and airline pilots each year for the next decade. Be part of the next generation of pilots at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Lainey Davis (’26) is among the students chosen to be part of the Boeing Scholars program in 2022 and her scholarship is supported by a $3 million endowment from the…
Lainey Davis (’26) is among the students chosen to be part of the Boeing Scholars program in 2022 and her scholarship is supported by a $3 million endowment from the world’s largest aerospace company.
The world of cybersecurity is vast and ever-growing. With Embry-Riddle's in-person and online cybersecurity degree programs, students can explore their unique interests…
The world of cybersecurity is vast and ever-growing. With Embry-Riddle's in-person and online cybersecurity degree programs, students can explore their unique interests while gaining invaluable skills and experience for successful futures in the field.
While Kaitlynn Stookey is pursuing her M.S. in Human Security & Resilience with an eye toward the future, the lessons she’s learning in the graduate degree program are…
While Kaitlynn Stookey is pursuing her M.S. in Human Security & Resilience with an eye toward the future, the lessons she’s learning in the graduate degree program are also making a profound difference for her right now.
With his sights set squarely on space, Jarred Jordan (’23) expected to find out-of-this-world opportunities when he began his pursuit of a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering…
With his sights set squarely on space, Jarred Jordan (’23) expected to find out-of-this-world opportunities when he began his pursuit of a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach Campus.
From a platoon sergeant in the United States Marine Corps to NASA’s Business Pathways Intern, Jetro Gallo is on mission to achieve his next goal thanks to the connections…
From a platoon sergeant in the United States Marine Corps to NASA’s Business Pathways Intern, Jetro Gallo is on mission to achieve his next goal thanks to the connections and opportunities he’s found at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Worldwide alumna Alyssa DeCarlis (‘22) reviewed an extensive list of graduate programs before deciding that Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University was the right choice…
Worldwide alumna Alyssa DeCarlis (‘22) reviewed an extensive list of graduate programs before deciding that Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University was the right choice to further her education.
When Brady Slaughter (’21) graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, it helped him launch the career he had always…
When Brady Slaughter (’21) graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, it helped him launch the career he had always dreamed about.
Every time Rachel St. Louis (’24) sells another piece of her unique aviation-themed jewelry, she gets a little closer to finishing the construction of her own actual…
Every time Rachel St. Louis (’24) sells another piece of her unique aviation-themed jewelry, she gets a little closer to finishing the construction of her own actual airplane, a SkyReach BushCat.
When he left the U.S. Air Force in 2014 after serving for 23 years and rising to the rank of major, Ben Gonzalez (’19, ’20, ’22) set his sights on similar success in…
When he left the U.S. Air Force in 2014 after serving for 23 years and rising to the rank of major, Ben Gonzalez (’19, ’20, ’22) set his sights on similar success in his civilian career.
An elite team is required to keep the Blue Angels flying high. Each support team member offers a unique skill set and is expected to perform with precision. One recent…
An elite team is required to keep the Blue Angels flying high. Each support team member offers a unique skill set and is expected to perform with precision. One recent Embry-Riddle alum had the rare opportunity to apply the lessons she learned in the classroom during her tour of duty with the world-famous Blue Angels.
Aerospace Engineering major Michaelle Ramos (‘22) looks to boost opportunities for a population STEM industries lack.
Electrical Engineering senior Drew Yoshida (’23) spent summer 2022 getting a huge head start on his career, thanks to an internship at Honeywell Aerospace.
Computer Engineering major and international graduate Teja Tiriveedhi (‘21) took advantage of Embry-Riddle's many academic and social opportunities to help enrich his…
Computer Engineering major and international graduate Teja Tiriveedhi (‘21) took advantage of Embry-Riddle's many academic and social opportunities to help enrich his academics and adjust to life in a new country.
Ralph Alcock (’78) was among four pilots who flew the first training aircraft to the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Campus in August 1978, just before…
Ralph Alcock (’78) was among four pilots who flew the first training aircraft to the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Campus in August 1978, just before the school welcomed its initial group of students in Arizona. Alcock, who recently retired as a captain at Raytheon Technologies, has amassed almost 16,000 hours of flight time and returned to Prescott in May to take a five-day Advanced Aircraft Accident Investigation course.
College is an investment in yourself. It’s a path to the future career- and ultimately the future life—that you dream of. As you start to prepare for the college years,…
College is an investment in yourself. It’s a path to the future career- and ultimately the future life—that you dream of. As you start to prepare for the college years, it’s important to keep an eye out for scholarships and grants that can help reduce the financial burden on you and your family.
Terry Virts (‘97) wants to share the view from above.
For Katharine Larsen (‘21,’22, ‘25), one great experience at Embry-Riddle deserves two more.
The Business Eagles program brings together high-performing business students and industry leaders. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a leading institution for…
The Business Eagles program brings together high-performing business students and industry leaders. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a leading institution for aviation and aerospace education around the globe, but that expertise extends further than you may realize and encompasses virtually every aspect of aviation and aerospace–including the business of aviation.
When Piper Forcier (’21) came to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, she had her sights set on becoming a pilot. But her real passion for aviation put her on a path…
When Piper Forcier (’21) came to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, she had her sights set on becoming a pilot. But her real passion for aviation put her on a path that led away from the flight deck and toward making transportation safer by investigating accidents and working to ensure they don’t happen again.
There are plenty of things that set flight training at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University apart, but for Nevada Randall (’25), it is leading-edge technology that is…
There are plenty of things that set flight training at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University apart, but for Nevada Randall (’25), it is leading-edge technology that is making a difference in his journey toward the flight deck.
For Martin Kurkchubasche (’20, ’23), completing his flight training at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has started a journey that’s gone way beyond the flight…
For Martin Kurkchubasche (’20, ’23), completing his flight training at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has started a journey that’s gone way beyond the flight deck.
When it came time to define her career pursuit, Elizabeth Mitchell (’22) kept an open mind. And that allowed Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to help her pursue a…
When it came time to define her career pursuit, Elizabeth Mitchell (’22) kept an open mind. And that allowed Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to help her pursue a new career as a helicopter pilot.
Emma Kirschenheiter’s (’25) passion for flying came out of the blue.
Connor Cook (’22) learned to fly when he was 15. But after arriving at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, he found out there was something he enjoyed even more than…
Connor Cook (’22) learned to fly when he was 15. But after arriving at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, he found out there was something he enjoyed even more than being on the flight deck.
When Janessa Slone (’23) was a high school senior, she made a “spontaneous choice” to pursue physics even though she wasn’t 100% sure where that decision would ultimately…
When Janessa Slone (’23) was a high school senior, she made a “spontaneous choice” to pursue physics even though she wasn’t 100% sure where that decision would ultimately take her.
Aerospace Engineering major Wilson Tadena (’22) turned an internship at The Boeing Company into a job as a Flight Test Engineer after graduation.
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.
Global Security and Intelligence major Savannah Riddles’ (‘21) study abroad experience allowed her a unique opportunity to carve her own path toward her future.
Originally from Las Cruces, New Mexico, Pedro Najera (‘21) was always fascinated with aviation. It was this fascination that eventually led him to a Bachelor of Science…
Originally from Las Cruces, New Mexico, Pedro Najera (‘21) was always fascinated with aviation. It was this fascination that eventually led him to a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics at the Embry-Riddle Worldwide Campus.
Although he already has plenty on his plate, Michael Zaffuto (’02, ’22) could not pass up an opportunity to help improve the educational experience for his fellow students…
Although he already has plenty on his plate, Michael Zaffuto (’02, ’22) could not pass up an opportunity to help improve the educational experience for his fellow students in the Worldwide Campus College of Business.
As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, Adrienne Reid assists with teaching cadets about safety and risk management.
Jacques-Alice Auguste (’23) came to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to prepare herself for a career in the critical and rapidly growing field of homeland security.…
Jacques-Alice Auguste (’23) came to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to prepare herself for a career in the critical and rapidly growing field of homeland security. And she has not been disappointed with her journey so far.
Peter Cuthbert (’25) has a pretty straightforward vision for where he wants his flying career to take him – and he knows that Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University can…
Peter Cuthbert (’25) has a pretty straightforward vision for where he wants his flying career to take him – and he knows that Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University can help him reach the destinations he has in mind.
Zeroed in on his dream degree at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Zane Zylstra (’19) found that the right education provided a launchpad to some unexpected and amazing…
Zeroed in on his dream degree at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Zane Zylstra (’19) found that the right education provided a launchpad to some unexpected and amazing opportunities.
A group of business students from all three Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University campuses recently got a unique opportunity thanks to the university’s longstanding relationship…
A group of business students from all three Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University campuses recently got a unique opportunity thanks to the university’s longstanding relationship with Boeing.
Aerospace Engineering student Marielle Lenehan capitalized on her SCUBA diving experience for an opportunity of a lifetime.
Michael Bouchard (’22) remembers the moment he decided to become a pilot. Now, he’s working to give students in the local community the same opportunity.
Boeing Scholar Faith Vasquez (’25) wants to be a part of the global supply chain demand solution.
A solid academic foundation and unparalleled practical experience have this Eagle ready to launch his dream career.
Master of Science in Project Management graduate Treshina Smith plans to open her own small business consulting company in the future.
Jon France is preparing for his future in the military through the combination of his degree in Aeronautics, minor in Security and Intelligence and Japanese language…
Jon France is preparing for his future in the military through the combination of his degree in Aeronautics, minor in Security and Intelligence and Japanese language track.
Thanks to her Boeing scholarship, Mechanical Engineering student Chyra Parson is one step closer to achieving her dreams.
Worldwide student Steven Warmath uses his passion for pop culture to make a difference in the Orlando community and beyond.
Embry-Riddle, Boeing partner to pave new path to success for military students.
Eagle grad launches her active-duty commission in the country’s newest branch of military service.
Senior Niko Blanks is on a mission to help shape a more advanced – and accessible – age of space exploration.
Aeronautical Science senior Skyler Williams shares his experience transferring to Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus.
Valuable lab and research experience is preparing Lauryn Taylor (’22) to make a difference in aerospace medicine and beyond.
Alumna Holly Ross credits the support from teammates and professors with helping her shine on and off the field.
U.S. Air Force veteran Corey Goodnight aims to develop better, more efficient airports. An Embry-Riddle education is helping him make it happen.
Global Conflict Studies graduate Dwayne Clark (‘18) advises on policy and legislation for a U.S. Congressman on Capitol Hill.
In November, a team of undergraduate researchers at the Prescott Campus successfully launched its first payload of the academic year.
With his day job as an engineer, a small business and a brewery in the works, MBA in Aviation major Ryan Harper is one busy student.
A team of six Eagles captured top rankings in the Department of Energy’s national cybersecurity competition.
Aerospace Engineering student Corben Sroka spent his summer discovering the wonders of Alaska.
Global Security and Intelligence Studies Student Expands Horizons in Chinese Language Program
UAS Student Sets Sights on an Entrepreneurial Future
At a time when many of the girls she grew up with were focused on makeup, Kaija Martin found herself more interested in science textbooks and her telescope.
Katy Thompson (’21) graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Communication in May and received the Outstanding Graduate Award for the program – along with a full-time…
Katy Thompson (’21) graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Communication in May and received the Outstanding Graduate Award for the program – along with a full-time job offer.
What’s better than attending your dream school? For Luke Boardman, it was also earning an exclusive scholarship from one of the world’s premier aerospace companies.
Master of Systems Engineering student Lauren Maples works as a scuba diver at NASA Johnson Space Center’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.
As the first female Chief Pilot for the Daytona Beach Student Eagles Flight Team, Aeronautical Science major Ann Marie Petrone is breaking down barriers 12,000 feet in…
As the first female Chief Pilot for the Daytona Beach Student Eagles Flight Team, Aeronautical Science major Ann Marie Petrone is breaking down barriers 12,000 feet in the air.
As an undergrad at Embry-Riddle, engineering student Marcos Dominguez is already making an impact on the aerospace industry at SpaceX.
As a recipient of the 2021 Patti Grace Smith Fellowship, Aeronautics student Jenesis Tucker interned as a flight test engineer at Joby Aviation this summer.
A strong family support system was the key to career success for alumnus Sergio Sovero.
This Eagle’s dedication to aviation safety has a deeply personal history.
An Embry-Riddle degree helped this aspiring entrepreneur launch a second career.
In addition to her role as an Integration Lead at Collins Aerospace, alumna Nishi Kelkar recently started her own company to provide critical learning resources for…
In addition to her role as an Integration Lead at Collins Aerospace, alumna Nishi Kelkar recently started her own company to provide critical learning resources for students.
For Benjamin Jones Jr., Embry-Riddle has played an integral role in boosting his aviation career.
For Worldwide graduate Tiffany Mosher (’20), volunteering for natural disaster response efforts helped improve her mental health. She shares her story in her memoir “Beauty…
For Worldwide graduate Tiffany Mosher (’20), volunteering for natural disaster response efforts helped improve her mental health. She shares her story in her memoir “Beauty Beyond the Threshold.”
An aviation and space geek, Marc Sklar always wanted to tell stories about what he loves most – things that fly.
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…
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.
Prescott student Paige Cody visited her alma mater to inspire the next generation of innovators.
Triple alumna Jayde King is paving the way for women of color in the Human Factors discipline.
Embry-Riddle helped Sarah Graber prepare for an internship with The Boeing Company, where she was offered a full-time position after graduation.
Alumnus Peter Stodolski shares how his Embry-Riddle degree helped shape his future.
With more than 140,000 alumni around the world, Embry-Riddle offers a network of incredible contacts within top organizations across the aviation and aerospace indu…
With more than 140,000 alumni around the world, Embry-Riddle offers a network of incredible contacts within top organizations across the aviation and aerospace industry.
For William Baca III, the connections he’s made within the Eagle community have made all the difference.
Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba (’20, ’21) has a simple goal in life: She wants to write her name “in the sands of time.”
Support from his family and the Eagle community helped Ryan Lange set a course for success – and lay the foundation for first-generation students to come.
Nicole Schoenstein completed the M.S. in Human Factors after landing her job at NASA Johnson Space Center as a Human Factors Engineer.
U.S. Air Force veteran Phil Paddock has always felt compelled to serve his country. Now, he’s used his education to find a new way to serve – just not in uniform.
Aerospace Engineering major and Boeing Scholar Brennan Acevedo is one of few that have a set plan in life.
Christian “Woody” Wood feels most in his element when he’s inspecting an aircraft or rebuilding a jet engine.
Human Factors Alumna Helps Advance the Safety of the Aviation Industry
Michael Lopez is fascinated by the promise of collecting, analyzing and using data to make better business decisions.
Worldwide student Adva Amir recently flew her first flight with passengers after a yearlong hold on her training due to COVID-19.
Bella Memeo reinforces lessons learned in classes and the flight deck by illustrating new concepts in her notebooks, then reviewing the visuals to make abstract concepts…
Bella Memeo reinforces lessons learned in classes and the flight deck by illustrating new concepts in her notebooks, then reviewing the visuals to make abstract concepts come to life.
Lucia Karnes Advances her Education in Unmanned Systems at Embry-Riddle Worldwide.
Prescott student and Boeing Scholar Zsoee Eisel (‘21) was introduced to aviation early, having spent much of her childhood flying around the world with her mother, a…
Prescott student and Boeing Scholar Zsoee Eisel (‘21) was introduced to aviation early, having spent much of her childhood flying around the world with her mother, a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines. She knew she wanted to continue traveling when she grew up – only she would be the one flying the plane.
For Prescott Campus student Anna Scott, her first takeoff at the controls of a Cessna 172 pretty much charted her future course. That moment “changed everything” and…
For Prescott Campus student Anna Scott, her first takeoff at the controls of a Cessna 172 pretty much charted her future course. That moment “changed everything” and put her on a path to a career in the air.
For many, the pandemic presented an opportunity to take up hobbies and interests both old and new. For Space Physics alumnus Dr. Erik Lentz, it was the perfect time to…
For many, the pandemic presented an opportunity to take up hobbies and interests both old and new. For Space Physics alumnus Dr. Erik Lentz, it was the perfect time to pursue his dream research project.
Prescott graduate student Samantha Ramos hopes to advance aviation and aerospace safety – and inspire other young women to pursue their passion.
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.
Legos first inspired Alijah McDonald’s dream of a career in engineering. From Myrtle Beach to Daytona Beach, he is turning that dream into reality and engineering his…
Legos first inspired Alijah McDonald’s dream of a career in engineering. From Myrtle Beach to Daytona Beach, he is turning that dream into reality and engineering his future.
Daytona Beach student Shaddi Abdala recalls boarding a plane for the first time when her family moved from Colombia to the United States. Now, this aspiring female aviator…
Daytona Beach student Shaddi Abdala recalls boarding a plane for the first time when her family moved from Colombia to the United States. Now, this aspiring female aviator is finding her own seat in the cockpit.
Military Stand-Out Finds Home at Embry-Riddle
Safety Management Student Earns Award for Improving Safety at Military Medical Center
Being an engineer was never the plan for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University freshman Maya Benson.
Pursuit of a Pilot's Dream
Engineering a Unique Educational Journey
The Journey to Sustainability
High School Computer Coder Turned Cyber Warrior
Juggling Work and School with Being a Parent
Discovering the Impact of Space Flight on the Human Body
When we say award-winning, we mean it. Embry-Riddle’s undergraduate Aerospace Engineering programs have been ranked No. 1 by U.S. News & World Report for 20 years, and…
When we say award-winning, we mean it. Embry-Riddle’s undergraduate Aerospace Engineering programs have been ranked No. 1 by U.S. News & World Report for 20 years, and our Worldwide Campus was recently named No. 1 in the nation for Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs and Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs for Veterans.
A Smart Investment with Immeasurable Returns
Recent Grad, Nina Egbalic, scored a great job out of college. Learn how Embry-Riddle can open doors for you too.
Imagine hunting for cures to brain disorders — in space.
Student Gains Life Lessons During Textron Internship
Rocket club offers high-flying fun, challenging projects
A NASA internship means the chance to work on a groundbreaking helicopter headed to Mars.
