The first cohort of Graduate Fellows was identified in March 2018, and the second cohort of Graduate Fellows was identified in April 2019. Beginning in June each year, selected Graduate Fellows commit to one full year of working in tandem with teachers in K-12 classrooms to develop and present agricultural and biofuel-related curriculum that engages students in STEM careers and increases their awareness of biofuel and bioproducts generated from guayule and guar. SBAR Fellows gain hands-on, intensive experience in communicating science topics to different age levels in communities across the Southwest.
2018 SBAR Fellows
SBAR Graduate Fellows presentations
SBAR Fellows from the University of Arizona and New Mexico State University stand with their SBAR Teacher Mentors.
SBAR Matt Katterman presentation 2018
Craig Bal (UA Master’s student in Education) leads students in a bioenergy lesson