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Author: Jewel Tomasula

Jewel Tomasula is a Biology PhD student at Georgetown University, researching ecological resilience in the salt marsh system. She is a member of 500 Women Scientists. Though she was raised as a Texan, she has made herself at home in the Washington, DC area. Read more from Jewel on Twitter (@JewelTomasula) or on her blog, jeweltheecologist.weebly.com.
Jewel speaks into a microphone with a wood-paneled wall and a sign that says "The Outrage" behind her. She is wearing a shirt that says "unapologetically feminist scientist."

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Our STEM success story would not have been possible in a world with exclusionary immigration policies.

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