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Jasmine L Sadler, MBA

#DancingRocketScientist

Jasmine L Sadler in a red dress with a white pearl necklace while standing in her power pose.
Trained aerospace engineer and ballerina, Ms. Jasmine L. Sadler, MBA is the CEO+Visionary of The STEAM Collaborative where she lives her life on purpose innovating programs to develop culturally responsive educational leaders. She is a doctoral student in educational leadership with a vision to own and run a STEAM University. She recently published her first book entitled Balancing Your Own Center of Gravity: A Manual for Hyperproductive STEM Professionals.  Jasmine is a Point Loma Nazarene University Alumni Spotlight, San Diego Union-Tribune Community Hero, and was honored with Jasmine Sadler Day in the City of San Diego on February 24, 2022. Jasmine serves as an American Association for the Advancement of Science IF/THEN Ambassador where she has a full-size statue in her likeness displayed at the Smithsonian.  She is the Chair of the San Diego Repertory Theatre task force, Chair of the UCSD Graduate Student Diversity Advisory Committee, and a philanthropist with Women Give San Diego. The #DancingRocketScientist delivers her inspirational testimony internationally, and works as an operations project management consultant for multiple non-profit STEM Education organizations @theSTEAMcollab.
The #DancingRocketScientist! Originally from Detroit, a classically trained ballet dancer and Aerospace Engineer, that’s Ms. Jasmine L. Sadler, MBA. Her knowledge helped her turn air into Energy in her career as a Quality Manager and Software Design, Turbine Test, and Quality Engineer in San Diego, California. She combines her love of dance and art with her love for STEM as the CEO+Visionary of The STEAM Collaborative, which increases the number of diverse children – of all genders and cultures – pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, alongside artistic endeavors. She works with informal education youth organizations to design, implement, and manage STEAM programming. She takes her ballet dancing to schools then explains how physics and math can solve problems, so cool!