ASTEAMM Academy is a groundbreaking program that ​offers comprehensive CHEM ASTEAMM® curricula ​featuring our K-12 homeschool program, extracurricular ​activities, and extension programs for students enrolled ​in vocational-technical institutions, community and ​junior colleges, and 4-year undergraduate programs.

In development as part of our CHEM Global Campus ​initiative, our program will immerse students in ​ASTEAMM disciplines: Agronomy, Science, Technology ​& Engineering, Economics, Arts & Culture, Model Policy, ​and Medicine.

The Academy aims to offer our CHEM ASTEAMM® K-16 ​”Soil-to-Solution” Curricula to historically excluded and ​underrepresented communities. By doing so, we will ​strive to facilitate holistic and practical learning, ​expose students to climate-smart and intersectional ​career pathways, and encourage the development of a ​diverse professional workforce in and around existing ​and emerging bio-economies. Our curricula will also ​emphasize student leadership and problem-solving ​skills, enabling students to develop innovative local ​solutions for food, housing, and other forms of social ​insecurity. Our program’s goal is to cultivate the next ​generation of leaders in impact enterprises.

ASTEAMM Academy’s curricula will be paired with age-​appropriate, hands-on activities and training at CHEM ​Global Campus, an international network of Innovation ​Hubs in various rural and urban settings. These hubs ​allow students to apply their knowledge in real-world ​settings – from farm to future – fostering a deeper ​understanding of CHEM ASTEAMM® disciplines, their ​interconnectedness, and the impact ASTEAMM ​solutions can have on their communities.

The multidisciplinary field that applies scientific principles to understand and optimize the cultivation of ​plants for food, fuel, fiber, and other uses, while prioritizing sustainable practices that protect and ​enhance soil health, water resources, and biodiversity.

The systematic pursuit of knowledge through observation, experimentation, and analysis, encompassing ​both the natural world (e.g., physics, chemistry, biology) and human behavior and society (e.g., ​psychology, sociology, anthropology), with the goal of understanding the universe and our place within it.

The study of how individuals, organizations, and societies allocate limited resources to satisfy competing ​wants and needs, and how these decisions impact the production, distribution, and consumption of goods ​and services within local, national, and global markets.

The diverse range of human expressions and practices that reflect, shape, and enrich our individual and ​collective identities, values, beliefs, and experiences, including visual and performing arts, literature, ​language, religion, philosophy, history, and cultural heritage.

The interdisciplinary field that integrates research, analysis, and stakeholder engagement to develop, ​implement, and evaluate policies and practices that promote social equity, environmental sustainability, ​economic prosperity, and good governance at the local, national, and global levels.

The science and art of promoting, maintaining, and restoring human health and well-being through the ​prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of illness, injury, and disease, integrating knowledge ​from the biological, physical, and social sciences with the wisdom of traditional healing practices and the ​values of compassion, empathy, and service.