We're all on a Mission
The Endeavour Scholarship
Nation-to-nation, we’re inspiring the next generation of explorers, helping to influence their careers and form lifelong connections.
And counting...
redefine workforce inspiration
collaboration
Students come together through in-country contests, designing mission patches, examining current space ethics, and problem-solving like true astronauts.
inspiration
Mission Ambassadors Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), Mike Bloomfield (STS-86, 97, 110), and other industry leaders meet and guide students in their approach to this dynamic experience.
connections
Students form lifelong friendships that continue to flourish on the tradeshow floor where they return to inspire the next mission class.
Unite with future STEM leaders from around the world
dream beyond your limits
Our Recipients Are Forever Transformed
our impact
Inspire others to dream big
Who we are
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Apollo 15 Command Module Pilot Colonel Al Worden, a global advocate for science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) education, inspired the Endeavour Scholarship program which launched in 2019.
Managed by the nonprofit Kallman Foundation, a 501(c)(3), the program awards scholarships that bring teams of carefully selected secondary school-age students, and their teacher chaperones, to participate in the world-renowned Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
Carrying out Worden’s legacy through advocacy, Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot, Brigadier General Charlie Duke, USAF (Ret) has been a Mission Ambassador for the program for the past two years, meeting scholarship winners at select awards ceremonies and inspiring hundreds at Space Camp each year.
Working in close cooperation with Kallman Worldwide, Inc., the organizer of official USA national participation in leading international air shows, the Endeavour Scholarship award and recognition ceremonies are paired with selected air shows over a two-year cycle. The entire roster of ‘Endeavour Scholars’ includes students and teachers from the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Chile, France, Singapore, Australia, Bahrain, Poland, Indonesia, and the United States.
The program is funded through the generosity of private-sector corporations and individuals who share Al Worden’s passion for inspiring future generations to work across national boundaries and keep reaching for new horizons.
Our office was glowing a little brighter today! 🧪✨
We were so excited to welcome the next generation of curious minds for Bring Your Child to Work Day and what a day it was! From hands-on STEAM activities like making DIY lava lamps and experimenting with oobleck to designing their own Endeavour badges (future mission patches, perhaps?) the kids explored, created, and asked big questions all day long.
STEAM is at the heart of what we do, and it was a joy to share that spark with tomorrow’s changemakers. Each department brought something special, giving the kids a glimpse of science, teamwork, and creativity in action.
And just as meaningful? Watching them connect with each other, with their parents, and with the workplace in a whole new way. 💙🚀
#BringYourChildToWorkDay #EndeavourScholarship #STEMeducation #STEAMactivities #NextGenLeaders #WorkplaceFun #CuriousMinds
🌍💫 Happy Earth Day! 💫🌍
At the @endeavourscholarship, we believe that protecting our planet starts with empowering the next generation and that begins with STEAM education.
Through science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math, we’re inspiring future leaders and innovators to dream bigger, think smarter, and build a better Earth.
The future is bright and it’s just getting started!
#HappyEarthDay #EndeavourScholarship #STEAMEducation #FutureInnovators #NextGenLeaders #InspiringTomorrow
🌕 Today we celebrate a historic moment in human exploration.
On this day in 1972, astronaut Charlie Duke became the 10th and youngest person to walk on the Moon during the Apollo 16 mission. At just 36 years old, he spent just over 20 hours on the lunar surface, collecting samples, running experiments, and proving that curiosity and courage can take us far beyond Earth.
We are incredibly proud to have Charlie Duke as our @endeavourscholarship Mission Ambassador. His unwavering support and legendary journey continue to inspire students around the world to aim high, dream big, and pursue careers in STEM.
Happy Moonwalk Anniversary, Charlie!
#Apollo16 #CharlieDuke #MoonLanding #STEMEducation #CareersInSTEM #FutureExplorers #EndeavourScholarship #MissionAmbassador #OnThisDa
Words That Inspire: Claudia’s Endeavour Journey
We’re incredibly proud to celebrate Claudia Ulloa Henríquez, an @endeavourscholarship alum from Chile, whose talent and voice continue to shine beyond the program. One of her poems was recently nominated and recognized by Universidad de Chile and Fundación Pablo Neruda—an incredible honor that speaks to her creativity, depth, and passion.
As Claudia beautifully put it: “Maybe poetry doesn’t get us to the moon, but it can get us to the deepest of our hearts.”
Her work reminds us of our namesake, legacy of Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, who found meaning in poetry and authored Hello Earth: Greetings from Endeavour.
Seeing our alumni continue to grow, express themselves, and make an impact in the world reminds us just how far the Endeavour Scholarship reaches. Claudia, congratulations on this meaningful recognition—we can`t wait to see what’s next for you in your journey.
#EndeavourScholarship #STEAMImpact #VoicesThatInspire
🤖 It’s National Robotics Week!
At the @endeavourscholarship, we’re all about empowering the next generation of STEAM leaders - and robotics is one of the most exciting frontiers for innovation, creativity, and problem-solving. From building bots to exploring automation and AI, robotics sparks curiosity and inspires people to think bigger.
To all the students, educators, and innovators exploring the world of robotics, keep building, coding, and dreaming big. The future is in your hands!
#NationalRoboticsWeek #STEM #EndeavourScholarship #FutureInnovators
