Episode 109 - Suraida Nañez-James with Gulf Reach Institu...

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Suraida Nañez-James, founder and CEO of the non-profit Gulf Reach Consulting and Gulf Reach Institute, discusses the importance of BIPOC representation in STEM fields, her natural affinity for teaching, why she emphasizes doing your own research instead of taking "facts" at face value, being able to reconcile Biblical teachings and science, and why she refers to herself as a Science-Health-Education Entrepreneur in episode 109.

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Suraida Nañez-James, founder and CEO of the non-profit Gulf Reach Consulting and Gulf Reach Institute, discusses the importance of BIPOC representation in STEM fields, her natural affinity for teaching, why she emphasizes doing your own research...

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