Auburn senior brings shelter pets to new heights
Aviation management student Nick Reyzin uses his skills in the sky to save animals on the ground—flying them from overcrowded shelters to safety. There’s nothing better than using your passion for something greater than yourself.
At the School of Aviation, students know how to make big dreams take flight!
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