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This Aviation Week op-ed underscores the lack of progress made by women in aviation when compared to other male-dominated professions. Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University President P. Barry Butler, Ph.D., writes that drawing more women into the field is paramount “to sustain and grow the economic vitality and innovation of the industry.”

For Embry‑Riddle students hoping to score plum aviation and aerospace positions, former Airbus Americas CEO and President Barry Eccleston shared a “shopping list of exciting things to work on” during his first-ever visit to the Daytona Beach Campus on Sept. 24.

State of the University Applauds Progress, Prioritizes Student Success

This Daytona Beach News-Journal op-ed posits that Volusia County, the northern gateway to Florida’s Space Coast, is well-positioned to support the space economy.

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In his 2018 State of the University address, Embry-Riddle President P. Barry Butler shares the university's goals, accomplishments and achievements.

Runway Girl Network Op-Ed: A Woman’s Place Is in the Flight Deck and the C-Suite

The Interdisciplinary Studies program is unique at Embry‑Riddle because students can select from more than 40 different fields of study beyond the traditional aviation and engineering degrees while designing a course schedule that builds on their interests and career goals.

This Stars and Stripes op-ed discusses the importance of providing service members with career-transitioning opportunities that let them leverage their skills and leadership abilities in the private sector.

While emphasizing Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s strengths and bright prospects for the future, President P. Barry Butler also encouraged teamwork by all faculty and staff, particularly to help increase student retention, during a “State of the University” address on the Daytona Beach, Fla., campus.

This Daytona Beach News-Journal op-ed describes how universities, entrepreneurs and industry are collaborating to increase the pace of innovation and create jobs.