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Rucie Moore Scholarship Helps Prescott Campus Flight Students
When Rucie Moore (’98), a professor and helicopter program chair at Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus, died in a 2019 crash, his loss was felt around the world.
“He is probably one of…
RAD Satellite Project Aims to Combat Human Rights Abuses
From the time she was a high school student in Texas, Embry-Riddle Prescott aerospace engineering student Terra Gordon has been involved in supporting humanitarian issues. “I…
Steve and Lynn Walter Make Planned Gift to Support Astronomy and Flight Students
Steve Walter spent his career supporting spacecraft as a flight engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.
In his free time, he pursued his other passion – flying.
“I…
Civil Engineering Professor Researches Air Pollution and Microplastics in New Lab
When she was a child, Marwa El-Sayed, Ph.D., remembers feeling frustrated when seeing smog in the air over her home in Cairo, Egypt, or plastic trash strewn on the beach at the Red…
Embry-Riddle's Aviation Week celebrates flight history and achievements
From a celebration of Wilbur Wright’s birthday on the quad to virtual programs featuring a variety of aviation topics and guests, Embry-Riddle will host a week-long celebration…
Aviation Outlook webinar series shares the latest industry trends
From the CEO of Airbus Americas to the chair of the National Transportation Safety Board, Embry-Riddle’s ongoing webinar series, Aviation Outlook, features aviation leaders and…
Spirit Airlines donates to Diversifying Our Industry Scholarship
Spirit Airlines and the Spirit Airlines Charitable Foundation leaders presented a $50,000 check on March 25, 2021, to Embry-Riddle President P. Barry Butler to support the university’s…
A Winning Partnership: Students Reap Real-World Experience in Business Competition
Embry-Riddle O’Maley College of Business graduate students got real-world consulting experience — plus a cash prize incentive — in their MBA capstone class this past…
