Rosemary Lopez

Rosemary Lopez serves as the Curriculum Design & Training Manager at Bonneville Environmental Foundation, where collaboration with program partners and educators focuses on developing engaging, justice-centered STEM and CTE curricula for pK-12 students. Key responsibilities include integrating best practices in equitable education, creating NGSS-aligned curriculum through real-world issues, and conducting national educator professional development trainings. Previously, Rosemary was a Middle School Science Teacher at Carden School of Fresno, where responsibilities included developing interdisciplinary science curricula and implementing a science fair program, and a High School Science Teacher at Garden Grove Unified School District, covering various science courses and assuming roles such as Academic Advisor and AP Coordinator. Additionally, Rosemary served as an Adjunct Professor at The Art Institutes, crafting a syllabus for Environmental Science. Rosemary holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Ecology from UC Irvine and a Master of Science in Environmental Studies from California State University, Fullerton.