Chanmee Chung

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Chanmee Chung is a dedicated educator and researcher whose work lies at the intersection of STEM education, computer science, and music technology. Her most notable contribution is the design and implementation of the "Robot Music Camp 2013," a pioneering curriculum that leveraged Lego® NXT robots and Java MIDI programming to make STEM subjects engaging and accessible for students. This innovative approach not only fostered interest in computer science but also aimed to improve college readiness in STEM fields, earning 15 citations and serving as a model for interdisciplinary, project-based learning. Chung’s research emphasizes the power of creative, hands-on experiences—such as programming robots to make music—to demystify technical concepts and inspire a new generation of learners. Her work reflects a deep commitment to broadening participation in STEM, particularly by integrating the arts to reach diverse student populations. Through her curriculum development and advocacy, Chanmee Chung has made a meaningful impact on how educators can connect technology with creativity, helping to shape more inclusive and effective STEM education strategies.