Let us reflect on the Juneteenth holiday. A time when African-American freedom was halted by a two year delay. In 1863 all slaves we emancipated, but this message was not fully communicated. Freedom rang in 1865 when General Gordon Granger had arrived. On June 19th the last slaves were freed. They danced and celebrated with jubilee.

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STEMantics recognizes the significance of Juneteenth is celebrating by highlighting African-American experiences in professional S.T.E.M. fields.

Fly with us to new nations as we thank our friends for their innovations. Across Asia and into the Pacific, we will celebrate the heritage that makes each friend terrific.

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Journey with STEMantics into Asia and the Pacific Islands as we recognize AAPI innovations that helped the world stay safe and connected through the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Along the adventure, we had time to reflect on the tough decisions that strengthened our intellect. Choosing a college is no easy task. It shapes our future and relies on our past.

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Replay these stories that our STEM students have shared as they provide college advice that will help you prepare.

It doesn’t take diving into the sea to find that we are drowning in an ocean of racial bias and medical design. The deeper we go the darker it gets. From land to sea we will not quit. Grab your scuba gear and put on your goggles. We are exploring important biomedical problems. Nobody likes a silent adventure. State your experience and then press enter.

What is an adventure without interaction? STEMantics believes civic engagement is the main attraction. Join us as we put our words into action.

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Help STEMantics make educational biomedical engineering kits for fifth grade students at Bluford Peeler S.T.E.A.M. Academy in Greensboro, North Carolina.

STEMantics will continue Adventure One by embarking on a path of vibrant colors. On this path, diversity shines and leaders are uncovered. Look around. Can you guess who we have discovered? Learn about Dr. Treena Livingston Arinzeh with S.T.E.M. in Color.

STEMantics’ S.T.E.M. in Color highlights successful S.T.E.M. professionals of diverse backgrounds and minority groups.