A Trinidadian student excels in Aeronautical Science by graduating at the top of his class

Nathaniel West, a Trinidadian student and past student of St. Stephen’s College and Presentation College, San Fernando, achieved top honors at the prestigious Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) in Florida. He completed his degree in Aeronautical Science and Airline Operations in three years, earning First Class Honours (Summa Cum Laude) and graduating as the top student in his faculty. Nathaniel also received special monetary awards for his outstanding performance, including the Flight Department Chairman’s Award and Most Outstanding Student in the Faculty of Aeronautical Science. During his time at the university, Nathaniel completed a training course as a Certified Flight Instructor II and was hired as an instructor in his final year of study. He was recognized as the most outstanding flight student and was actively involved in the Alpha Omicron Alpha (AOA) Aeronautical Honour Society, serving as the Safety Chair. Nathaniel also played a key role in reviving the Aviation Safety Advisory Council (ASAC) and served as its President, demonstrating his leadership skills and commitment to the field of aeronautical science. Coming from a family with a strong academic background, Nathaniel followed in his father's footsteps to achieve First Class Honours in his chosen field of study. His father, Derek West, holds a First-Class Honours degree in Mathematics from the University of the West Indies and has had a successful career as the first principal of Trinity College East. Nathaniel's mother, Nicole, is a proud public servant in the Forestry Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, and he is the eldest of two boys, adored by his younger brother, Nicolas. Before attending university, Nathaniel was already excelling in other areas of interest. He won multiple Music Festival Awards, including the 12–15-year Pan Solo Championship, and served as the Vice Captain of the Golden Hands Steelband when they won the Small Band Panorama title in 2019. With a passion for music and a talent for leadership, Nathaniel's diverse achievements showcase his well-rounded skills and determination to succeed in various fields. Overall, Nathaniel West's success at ERAU is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and exemplary academic performance. His achievements as a top graduate in aeronautical science, coupled with his involvement in various extracurricular activities and leadership roles, highlight his potential for a promising career in the aviation industry. As he continues to reach for the skies in his chosen profession, Nathaniel's accomplishments serve as an inspiration for aspiring students and young professionals looking to make their mark in the world of aeronautical science and beyond. https://therealcrimediary.com/a-trinidadian-student-excels-in-aeronautical-science-by-graduating-at-the-top-of-his-class/?feed_id=57177&_unique_id=66d3849c86c38

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