Nieta de nanas y tatas sonorenses, Yaritza Durazo sale de Sunnyside High School como la mejor de su escuela y va becada a la UA para una carrera en fÃsica.
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The goal: Provide Tucson-area students with real-word experience while inspiring them to pursue STEM careers and help fill staffing shortages in the future.
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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The wishes scribbled and stapled to Winterhaven's popular Wishing Tree each year actually double as data for a science project that began in 2000.Â
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Judges from Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society look at projects from elementary school students during Southern Arizona Research, Science and…
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star 2020
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A Connie Hillman Family Foundation grant challenge will benefit SARSEF programs, which served 54,000 students in the 2020-2021 school year and…
- By Julie Euber SARSEF
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In a year of turmoil and loss, SARSEF continues to find ways to bring sparks of joy and wonder to science education.
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By Kathleen Bethel
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By Kathleen Bethel Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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What questions kids might answer by SARSEF's next Science and Engineering Fair?
- Rebecca Sasnett
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About 2,200 science project entries, a new record, are on display at the Tucson Convention Center for the 65th SARSEF (Southern Arizona Resear…
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Judge Silvia Kolchens looks at an entry, titled "What came first The Chicken, The Egg or The Salmonella," during Southern Arizona Research, Sc…
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Judge Jack Tran reads a high school students project, titled "Effect of Oxybenzone on E. coli Growth," during Southern Arizona Research, Scien…
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