Electric Airplane: NASA Nearing Launch of X-57 Maxwell

The reality of electric airplanes may be closer than you think. Earlier this month at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards Air Force Base, NASA unveiled the X-57 “Maxwell,” the agency’s first experimental electric aircraft and NASA’s first manned X-plane in 20 years. The X-Factor Electric propulsion technology […]

Greatest First Flights in Aviation History in Honor of Aviation History Month

November is National Aviation History Month, when the accomplishments and milestone achievements of men and women aviators are recognized. In honor of this celebration, Vaughn College has chronicled some of the industry’s most momentous first flights in the history of aviation. Test your knowledge to see how many you know. 1783—First Hot-Air Balloon Flight Inspired […]

Vaughn College Celebrated National Drone Safety Awareness Week

Drone enthusiasts are flying high in the month of November as the first-ever National Drone Safety Awareness Week kicked off on Monday, November 4, 2019. This week-long event was promoted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to help educate the public about drone safety and spread awareness by providing support to the drone community. Are […]

Vaughn Graduate Otha Ward ’19 Finds Success with Airport Management Degree

Leadership, a love for aviation and his exceptional people skills were the driving forces behind Vaughn graduate Otha Ward’s ’19 pursuit of a career in airport management. At 22 years old, Ward is making a name for himself at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), where he holds the position of airport operations agent. A […]

What’s All the Buzz About? RoboBee Takes First Solo Untethered Flight

RoboBee is all the buzz this year. This insect-inspired microrobot drone which is half the size of a paperclip “flew” its way into the history books in August 2019 as the lightest vehicle to take a sustained, untethered solo flight. With the help of a second pair of wings and other modifications, Harvard researchers nicknamed […]

Urban Air Mobility: Transforming Sky Transportation

What do you think of when you hear the term, “flying cars”? Maybe a sci-fi movie or even a throwback to an old cartoon comes to mind, where a futuristic object would transport passengers in the air instead of on the ground. How cool was that, right? The reality, however, is that the future is […]

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Bring Hope to Search and Rescue Missions

The aviation industry may have a renewed “beacon” of hope for search and rescue missions. Recently, the FAA has incorporated recommendations by NASA’s Search and Rescue (SAR) to install and maintain Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELTs) on airplanes. These NASA-designed satellite-aided search and rescue beacons―or ELTs―are instrumental in saving lives when it matters most and improving […]

Tips to Prepare for a Career in Engineering, Management or Aviation

Preparing for a career in engineering and technology, management or aviation goes well beyond the classroom. Networking, job experience and job search techniques all play critical roles to opening the doors of opportunity. At Vaughn College, our career services department is dedicated to preparing its students for success in their fields by helping them to […]

Top Five Engineering Degrees and Engineering Jobs

Engineering is all around us. But did you ever stop to think about the extent to which engineering plays a role in our daily lives, and how important engineering jobs are? If there were no engineers, we wouldn’t have working navigation systems, electric generators, motors, elevators or air conditioning systems. You’d be amazed at how […]

Hurricane Hunters: Women in Aviation Keeping an Eye on the Storm

A hurricane is part of Mother Nature’s fury which can endanger thousands of people in its path. Aviation weather forecasting plays a tremendous role in the determination of flight safety. But did you ever wonder how meteorologists obtain the data they need to monitor the intensity and track of this kind of storm to keep […]

Top Conferences to Attend as an Aviation or Engineering Student

Benefits of attending conferences include priceless job exposure, expansive networking opportunities, and the chance to present your student research paper or project. You might also be able to receive financial support from your college to support your attendance.

Interesting and Little-Known Airplane Safety Features You May Not Know About

You may have heard that air travel is considered one of the safest forms of transportation—and for good reason. In addition to a checklist of precautionary measures taken to ensure passenger safety, airplanes are equipped with many important safety features that even the most seasoned air traveler may not know.

How Vaughn Graduate Thomas Dekenipp ’18 Became Futureproof with a Mechanical Engineering Degree

Find out how Thomas Dekenipp, Vaughn class of ’18, became futureproof with a career in mechanical engineering—all the while succeeding as a father at home.

The Need for Air Traffic Controllers

Has a career as an air traffic controller been on your radar? Now may be the best time to train for one of the most sought-after and important positions in the industry. Over the past five years, the FAA has hired over 7,800 new air traffic controllers. See why attending an institution like Vaughn College can give you a competitive edge to landing a job as an air traffic controller.

Soaring Careers: Top Five Jobs and Salaries for Aviation Degrees

At Vaughn College, students with aviation degrees are open to a vast curriculum encompassing all aspects of aviation. Here, we summarize the top five careers that our aviation students aspire to achieve.

Dr. Bustamante’s Classroom Approach to Engineering and Technology

Learn how our very own Dr. Bustamante is making his mark at Vaughn with his exceptional approach to teaching Engineering and Technology, and how he helped our students complete a humanitarian mission to Rwanda.

The Future of 3D Printers and Sensor Technology at NASA

The 3D printer is taking space travel to a whole new level with advancements in sensor technology, expanding our knowledge to make expeditions safer. This development is astronomical for NASA―and Vaughn students―as it impacts future endeavors to space, the moon and possibly Mars.

Aviation Maintenance Degrees Fuel Career Opportunities

We summarize the many possible career paths you can pursue as an aviation maintenance technician. Whether your strengths lie in mechanical, analytical or managerial skills, a career in aviation maintenance can be the perfect fit for your future.

Vaughn Professor Celebrates Mathematics and Statistics Awareness

Vaughn College professor, Dr. Andrew Grossfield, is dedicated to making math a positive experience by teaching methods that eliminate the stigma and ensure students attain the confidence they need to secure success in their field.

Turn Your Love of UAVs into a High-Flying Career

Have you ever dreamed of turning your hobby of flying UAVs into a full-blown career? That dream is possible. The number of UAV pilot jobs has increased significantly with the new demand for aerial skills and services in various industries.

Groundbreaking Mission Takes Women Astronauts Out of This World

Two United States female astronauts made history for women in space as they took flight on the groundbreaking Expedition 57 space mission.

History Takes Flight: A Spotlight on Five Trailblazing Women in Aviation

As part of the ongoing celebration of Women’s History Month, Vaughn is highlighting the groundbreaking achievements of five trailblazing women in aviation.

Vaughn Student, Alexa Cruz ’22, Sets Her Sights on the Skies Studying Aircraft Operations

Alexa Cruz ’22, a freshman at Vaughn College, always had her mind set on becoming a commercial airline pilot. Since high school, she was determined to fly high with other women in aviation. Find out how Vaughn has given her networking opportunities as well as the chance to play a college sport―all while she works toward her dream.

Vaughn Graduate, Kirei Watson ’18, Lands Dream Job as Mechanical Design Engineer

With 2019 in full swing, Kirei Watson ’18, a recent Vaughn College graduate, is excited to begin her new career as a mechanical design engineer. Keep reading to learn how Watson landed her dream job and the advice she has to students.

Mission Possible: NASA’s InSight Spacecraft to Give Scientists Insight on the Interior of Mars

NASA’s InSight spacecraft, equipped with a robotic arm, will have an unprecedented look at the interior structure and composition of Mars during its two-year exploration, listening for marsquakes and tremors.

Five Aviation-Inspired Activities to Do on the Weekends

There are ways to explore aviation and aeronautics outside of the classroom. Seek your passion on your own time—here are some suggestions for fun aviation inspired activities to do on the weekends.

How Space Tourism is Becoming a Reality

The curious minds of Richard Branson, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos, coupled with the advances in aerospace over many decades is what―soon enough―will make space tourism an actual reality.

The Four Best Meditation Apps to Help You Destress During Finals

To help you through the next few weeks of holiday hustle and bustle―and the crunch of studying for finals―we have put together four of our favorite meditation apps that will help you stop for a second, catch your breath, and work on you!

A Day in the Life: What it’s Like to Work as an Air Traffic Manager During the Holiday Season

How do air traffic managers handle so much activity during this busy time of year? There’s more to it than you may think.

Three Reasons to Take Aviation Maintenance Solutions to the Cloud

For the aviation sector, SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions offer a higher level of productivity for airline maintenance operations, as well the opportunity for improved safety and cost reductions.

Guide to a College Open House: 10 Questions to Ask

Finding the right college begins with asking the right questions. Gearing up for college can be an exciting time and attending an open house is a great way to start the process. Download this helpful guide of 10 questions to ask at a College open house.

Vaughn Alumna Leonie Barden ’07 Traces Her Steps to the Stars

Reaching for the stars took on a whole new meaning for Vaughn College alumna Leonie Barden ’07, a systems engineer for The Boeing Company at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

International Student Paves Way at Vaughn: Making a Difference at Open House

International student Abdullah Yasser Ali, Class of ’19, is pursuing his dreams in the United States as a mechatronic engineering major at Vaughn College.

World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Trains Ride the Rails in Germany

The world’s first climate-friendly alternative to diesel-fueled trains (a hydrogen fuel cell-powered train) rode the rails in Lower Saxony, Germany last month.

Norway Hopes to Develop Electric Airplanes for Pollution-Free Aviation

Norway is striving to be a pioneer in the electric airplane industry with hopes of launching its first commercial electric-powered aircraft within the next 10 years.

Studying to Music Can Put Your Brain in the Right Frame of Mind

How cool is it that music can be just what you need to get through the books easier while making your studying more productive?

Vaughn Robotics Team is Inspired to Advance in Engineering

To keep up with the pace of robotics technology, and its purpose, the Robotics team at Vaughn College is inspired by the untethered dog-like robot that was introduced by Boston Dynamics to assist in search and rescue operations.

TFRs: A Challenge Posed to the Airline Industry

Lately, temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) issued for presidential travel have been causing financial strain for smaller airports and related-aviation businesses such as fuel sales and flight training schools.

Vaughn College Makes Student Health a Priority

Students at Vaughn College can count on the office of counseling and wellness to help them prioritize both their mental and physical health.

Vaughn Student Pursues Her Passion in Aviation Maintenance  

For 24 year-old Desiree Aguilar ’20, enrolling in the Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) program at Vaughn College’s Aviation Training Institute in May was the turning point to launching her dream career.

Vaughn’s Guarantee Backs Students’ Success

Follow these steps to launch your first job search and kick-start your career. We will help prepare you for your future career and work our best to help you get the most our of your education.

Changing the World Limb by Limb

Vaughn College is committed to staying ahead of the curve with the latest in cutting-edge innovation and engineering technology. It’s 3D prototyping center is equipped with 3D printers and scanners enabling students to put their knowledge into action.

Vaughn College Celebrates Aviation Maintenance Technician Day

Thousands of aircraft take off and land every day, but did you ever wonder what it takes to keep them properly maintained and flying safely? The answer: Aviation Maintenance technicians. As the demand for air travel in the US continues to increase, so will the demand for aircraft maintenance technicians.

Your Future in Air Traffic Control

Here at Vaughn, a career in Air Traffic Control may be closer than you think, as we are one of only 33 colleges in the country to offer the Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) and the only program of its kind in the Northeast.

How a First-Time Mom Balances Work and Education

Daniela Tabares ’19 is a Vaughn College aeronautical science major who will be celebrating her first Mother’s Day this month. Read her story to find out how she found her path, is balancing her responsibilities, and the big plans she has for the future.

A Day in the Life of an Airport Manager

You don’t have to be a frequent flyer to know how busy airports can be. Airport managers have the challenging job of ensuring their airports operate safely and efficiently. Here are a few examples of the many positions and daily responsibilities of an airport manager.

Vaughn College Hosts Third Annual International Drone Day Event

Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology hosted its third annual International Drone Day on Saturday, May 5, 2018. Read on to learn all about the event.

Alumni Spotlight: Two Vaughn Pilots are Even Better than One

Vaughn College has one of the highest success rates among graduates who land jobs in their chosen fields. So, it’s no surprise that two of our commercial pilot alumni not only found jobs as pilots right after graduating, but also co-piloted the same flight for Endeavor Airlines last fall.

Women Take to the Skies: A Vaughn Student Spotlight

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we are spotlighting Rebecca Van Vlack, class of 2020, and how she worked her way to becoming a contracted cadet with the United States Air Force and an up-and-coming aviator at Vaughn College, paving the way for aspiring female pilots.

Your Futureproof Career Begins at Vaughn College

Landing a career in a field that offers job security, transferability and longevity in a top-trending market is every student’s dream. Vaughn College has captured this notion by providing students the education and opportunity of today, so they can engage in the careers of tomorrow.

Make Your Next College Visit Count

College tours play a major role in the decision process when selecting the best college. Walking the campus, touring the buildings and speaking to administration and faculty representatives can give students a feel for where they might end up. Read our list to see where to look, and what to ask.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Researchers Explore Electric-Powered Engines to Reduce Fossil Fuels

The “friendly skies” may become eco-friendlier. Researchers at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio are working toward reducing the nation’s total use of fossil fuel by developing alternative aircraft designs with the use of electric-powered low-carbon propulsion technology.

Vaughn College Brightens the Holidays for those in Need

Vaughn College students have shown their dedication to giving back to their community by organizing charitable events for the purpose of spreading kindness.

How to Build a Strong Résumé While in College

Building a strong skill-based resume while you’re in college is the first step to positioning yourself for the workforce and landing a job after graduation.

10 Tips for De-stressing Before Finals

The semester is winding down, which can only mean one thing: Final exams. Check out the tips we’ve put together for a stress-free end to the semester.

Honoring Veterans Day―Marine Corps Veteran Expands Career at Vaughn College

Vaughn College recognizes Nicholas Jordan, a retired United States Marine Corps sergeant who is earning his degree in aviation maintenance management.

Vaughn Mechatronic Engineering Major Uses Past to Build Her Future

Emily German is proof that childhood passions can build an exciting future, as she recalls the days that led her to her dreams of a job in mechatronics.

The Origami-Inspired Robot That May Someday Explore Space

Scientists and robotics experts at NASA are developing a robot called PUFFER to explore areas in space that are too risky for full-fledged rovers.

How to Find a Balance Between College and Work

Balancing both school and work seems to be the norm for most students these days, so knowing the best ways to excel at both can provide students lasting benefits for their future.

Vaughn Graduate Finds Success in International Business

Class of ’15 graduate Yichuan Luo excelled in his courses at Vaughn. Now he excels in a career in aerospace, due to the experience he gained in college.

Modular Airplanes Take Flying to Another Level

Air travel as we know it may be taking a back seat to modular airplanes, offering passengers a “cruise ship-like” experience with the comforts of home.

Ten Reasons for Landing a Career in Aviation

In light of National Aviation Day, we are ranking the top ten reasons why you should begin a career in aviation.

Money Magazine Ranks Vaughn College Among 2017 “Top Colleges for Your Money”

With a long history of academic excellence and commitment to student success, Money Magazine ranked Vaughn College as one of the top economical schools.

Left-Handed Pilots Get It Right

In honor of International Left Handers Day on August 13, 2017, we are recognizing the “lefties” who are commandeering the skies and touching down on any challenges they may face.

Best Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Freshman Year

Whether you’re staying local or going away, your college years will be what you make of them. Read these tips to make the most of your freshman year.

Autonomous Robots―They’re Just Like Us

Today’s technology is advancing the evolving relationship between robots and humans, moving beyond the realm of “artificial intelligence” (AI).

Mechatronic Engineering Graduate Credits Program for Molding His Future

Vaughn College graduate, Terry Cetoute (’16), recounts his experience at the College and how his degree in mechatronic engineering landed him his dream job.

How to Navigate Summer Travel

Summer is one of the heaviest seasons for airport delays, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t plan your summer getaway. Find out what airports are doing to help passengers.

First-Time Father, Full-Time Student

With Father’s Day right around the corner, check out what a current Vaughn College student says about being a first-time father and full-time student.

Making the Most of Your Summer

Summer internships are more popular and important than ever. Students are ditching the traditional summer break in exchange for job experience.

Reach Your Goals with the Power of Positive Thinking

Positive thinking may be more powerful and have more benefits than you realize. It can help you keep a clear mind and keep you focused on your end goals.

Vaughn College Hosts Second Annual International Drone Day Event

Vaughn College will host its second annual International Drone Day on May 6, 2017. It’s a hands-on, high flying experience you won’t want to miss!

Vaughn Graduate Lands Her Dream Job in Air Traffic Control

Vaughn College graduate, Jessenia Diaz, pursues her passion and lands her dream job after graduation working as an air traffic controller at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

New Aviation Technology Geared Toward Quieter and More Efficient Aircraft

With new aviation technology underway, many airlines are switching to quieter more eco-friendly planes in an effort to reduce both air and noise pollution.

Vaughn College Robotics Team Upping Their Game for World Championship

The Vaughn College Robotics Team is going for their second consecutive World Championship title at the 2017 VEX Worlds Robotics Competition this month.

How Airports Keep Passengers Safe in Stormy Weather

Air travel during stormy weather can be challenging. Knowing the intense protocol airports enforce to keep passengers safe may encourage more patience.

Best Ways to Stay Connected On-Campus as a Commuter

College life is an exciting time to broaden your horizons and explore new possibilities. Joining clubs and campus activities are a great way for commuters to stay connected and achieve a well-rounded college experience.

Choosing the Right College for You

Choosing the “right” college is exciting, but can be overwhelming. Here we list the top 10 ways to help you choose the best college for you.

Vaughn Basketball: Warriors Shooting to Take Home Championship

The Vaughn College men’s basketball team is in top form and gearing up for what may be the best year yet.

Vaughn College Steeped in Aviation History

To celebrate Aviation History Month, we are recounting the exciting pathway that has brought Vaughn College to the forefront of aeronautics education.

Pilot Shortage Could Have Silver Lining

The pilot shortage might have the aviation industry scrambling, but for aspiring pilots it could mean more job opportunities with higher salaries.

3D Printing Revolutionizes Aviation Industry

What was once a futuristic possibility is now becoming a reality. Find out 3D printing for aircraft is flying above and beyond engineers’ wildest dreams

How to Apply for Financial Aid

Vaughn College is committed to making its programs affordable by offering a range of financial aid options. Working directly with our financial aid advisers can ensure the process goes as smooth as possible.

Mechatronic Engineering Graduate Lands Dream Job in Robotics

Jefferson Maldonado ’16 found his dream job quickly after graduating from Vaughn College with a BS in Mechatronic Engineering.

Student Spotlight: My First Week at Vaughn

International transfer student discusses how Orientation helped him transition and achieve his educational goals.

VAUGHN STUDENTS ATTEND EAA AIRVENTURE OSHKOSH 2016

The sky was the limit this year as over half-a-million people gathered at one of the world’s largest air shows.

Is Aviation Maintenance the Career You’ve Been Looking For?

Register today for our Aviation Maintenance Information Session to find out if this exciting field is right for you.

Galeao Airport Undergoes
$2 Billion Renovation Ahead of
Olympic Games

With half a million visitors expected to land for the world-wide mega sporting event, the city’s only international airport has transformed its infrastructure to handle the influx of flights and to improve the traveler experience.

Bats Are Helping to Make Better Drones

We often hear the expression “blind as a bat,” but new data from a recent study by Lund University in Sweden?on the flying techniques of the long-eared bat?is opening the eyes of the drone community with significant findings that could improve the future development of drone technology. Researchers observed trained bats as they flew through […]

Vaughn College Robotics Team #1 in The World at Vex

Time, dedication and innovation was the perfect combination for Vaughn College’s Aeronautics and Technology Robotics Team in April as they were named the World Champions at the record-setting 2016 VEX Worlds Robotics Competition in Louisville, Kentucky. The team of 12 students, six seniors and six freshmen, seized the top spot, beating Mexico (among 60 other […]

Vaughn Professor Receives Engineering Award

Engineering and Technology Assistant Professor, Dr. Amir Elzawawy received the Spotlight Award for conducting engineering research after spending the summer of 2015 at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Dr. Elzawawy was accepted as an ORNL educational program participant and conducted nuclear research in hopes of understanding the mechanical interaction of high-speed coolant flow nuclear […]

Guide To Opportunities And Salaries

Jump-start your career in aviation with the “Guide to Opportunities and Salaries in the Aircraft Maintenance Industry”

MEET THE NEW AMBASSADORS!

Vaughn is thrilled to announce its new roster of Vaughn College Student Ambassadors! Get to know them below, and stay tuned for more updates from our students! Paolo Adragna ’19 “I plan to continue flying and to someday be a flight instructor, to teach future Vaughn College students who share the dream that I have […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: LISA – “THE BEST THING I’VE EVER DONE”

Flying is the best thing I’ve ever done. Being in an airplane several thousand feet above the ground is where I find peace. I know lots of people who are terrified of flying – my grandfather is one of them – but not me, flying is my bliss. Flying will make my day, week, even […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: PAT – “OPENING DOORS”

I’m finding, as graduation approaches, that there are no breaks for college seniors. I’m currently juggling classes, commuting and working at JFK Airport as a security coordinator; a position I landed after making a connection at Vaughn College’s career fair. It’s a busy year, but it’s exciting. At JFK, I’m responsible for many different projects […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: ANGELA – “LEARNING TO LEAD”

This semester I had the opportunity to attend the Leadership Academy retreat at Frost Valley YMCA with other Vaughn students. In this program, 20 students are chosen to spend a weekend away, learning and developing our leadership skills. We participated in group and trust exercises to build morale and learn more about each other. What I […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: TERRY – “FINDING DOWN TIME”

With the stress of classes, finding the time to take a step away from it all is ineffable. Senior year, according to the status quo, is supposed to be the year of relaxation; however, for me it’s sometimes the opposite. I knew it was anything but relaxing when I was given a quiz that took three […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: NICK – “FINDING MY DIRECTION”

Hello one and all! My name is Nick. I’m writing this blog post to introduce myself and my role as a Vaughn College student ambassador. I’m a student at Vaughn, and I must say that it really is a great place to be. Don’t know what you want to do for the rest of your […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS – “LISA’S FLIGHT LESSON”

“Want to see what it’s like to be in the cockpit for a real flight lesson? Check out my video post!” – Lisa, aircraft operations major.

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: MEET EDISON!

In this clip meet Edison, an airport management student and travel buff who came to Vaughn from California and was born in Shanghai, China. Check back here for upcoming posts from our student ambassadors!

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: PAT – “TIME OF YOUR LIFE”

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: ANGELA, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

“Want to see what it’s like to take engineering classes, have lunch with Dr. DeVivo, and work in Vaughn’s library? Check out my video!” -Angela

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: TERRY – “CHECKING OUT”

I recently participated in a student panel for the first spring open house of 2015. The audience asked me questions and of course, I had to make the crowd laugh, and I talked about the robotics competition. It felt great to hear the crowd applaud for the team and our major accomplishments and contributions to the […]

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: PATRICK, AIRPORT MANAGEMENT

You may remember Pat as the first student to post to vaughnblog.com. In this clip, Pat describes his internship experience at Vaughn. Check back for more posts from our student ambassadors!

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: VICTORIA, AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS

You may remember Victoria from her blog post. Now you can hear about her first flight as an aircraft operations student at Vaughn College!

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: MEET TERRY!

  Meet Terry, a mechatronic engineering major and member of the robotics club in this clip, and see more from Terry and the other ambassadors coming soon on vaughnblog.com!

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: MEET LISA!

Meet Lisa, an aircraft operations major and flight fanatic at Vaughn College. Check back here for more updates from Lisa and all of our other student ambassadors!

VAUGHN STUDENT AMBASSADORS: MEET NICK!

In this video, you’ll meet Nick, an aviation maintenance management major and veteran student at Vaughn College. Check back here for more updates from Nick and all of our other student ambassadors!

MEET THE AMBASSADORS!

Meet some of Vaughn’s student ambassadors in this video, and check back here for updates and posts from each student!

FRED LINDOR ’16

“Walk straight down to the end of the hallway and the admissions department will be able to assist you.” Those are the words that changed my life. Those words were my first step to becoming a student at Vaughn College. I took the advantage of joining Quick Start, a summer program that gives incoming freshmen […]

VICKY MORALES ’15

Hi! My name is Vicky Morales. I am a senior at Vaughn College, graduating in May with my bachelor’s degree in aircraft operations. I have an associate degree in airport management with a minor in air traffic control. My mother was born and raised in Colombia and my father was born and raised in Puerto […]

PATRICK BATEY ’16

Hello, my name is Patrick L. Batey. I’m a third-year resident student at Vaughn College; my major is Airport Management with a minor in Air Traffic Control.