Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach Campus

08/13/2026

Eagle Maya Haworth is soaring to new heights as she pursues a B.S. in Aeronautics with minors in Aviation Safety and Business Administration.

During her experience, Maya has focused her work on the crucial role of aviation safety in her studies and professional pursuits. Her enthusiasm and ambition have already led her down an impressive path. ✈️

“Since safety is such a critical part of aviation, I wanted to make sure I fully understand it from multiple perspectives," said Maya.

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Professional experiences and mentorship drive Maya Haworth (’27) forward in her quest to become an accident investigator.

08/12/2026

Summer may be coming to an end, but the fun is just getting started. 😎

08/12/2026

From a young age, Camryn Huff dreamed of working in aviation, which led him toward Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, widely recognized as a premier flight school.

By pivoting from his original degree path, Camryn has strengthened his skills and developed new hobbies, such as photography and filmmaking, through coursework and hands-on activities.

Read his story: https://ow.ly/sFah50ZuO9u

08/11/2026

Students from Embry‑Riddle’s residential campuses worked together to test hydrogen-powered drone technology for a project sponsored by Honeywell Aerospace Technologies.

For project GHOST, the two teams divided efforts through fuel cell integration and performance modeling as they worked on an alternative to traditional battery and gasoline-powered systems.

Read more: https://ow.ly/TXNI50Zxcjm

08/10/2026

Looking for a chill way to spend your day? Get some sun and fly by the pool! 🦅

08/10/2026

The Student Research Symposium was a unique opportunity for Eagles to sharpen their presentation and professional skills while making connections.

Huge thanks to the Office of Undergraduate Research for hosting the event! 🦅

08/07/2026

Catching campus views as Nolan intended. It's all about perspective, Eagles. 📸✨

08/06/2026

To prepare for the upcoming 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, Meteorology professor Dr. Josh Wadler is working on new ways to fly drones inside the storms to harvest data that could help predict when, where and how strongly they will hit.

Following his experience with repeatedly flying into storms aboard Hurricane Hunter aircraft, Dr. Wadler is expanding his research by integrating his team's drone data into the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecast models for the first time this season.

Learn more about his study: https://ow.ly/n4ZL50ZuNLM

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is ramping up, and Embry-Riddle Meteorology professor Dr. Josh Wadler is working on new ways to fly drones inside the storms to harvest data that could help predict when, where and how strongly they will hit.

08/05/2026

Combining her love of mathematics, analytics and sports, Kenley Zeruto is building her confidence through Embry-Riddle's accelerated degree programs.

“I originally came for the balance of school and athletics, but I gained research opportunities, internships, leadership roles and a close-knit academic community that invests in student success,” shared Kenley.

Applying her background as a collegiate athlete and her expertise in data science, Kenley has graduated with flexible skills that make her valuable as she shifts her interests toward sports analytics.

See more of her story: https://ow.ly/wvVG50ZuMFi