Eleanor is an early career scientist and writer with degrees in Biology and Geological Sciences from the University of Dallas and San Diego State University. She is passionate about the intersection of faith and science, and the promotion of the pro-life movement as a basic human-rights issue supported by scientific evidence.
She loves spending time in the great outdoors, and enjoys horseback riding, piano, travel, and studying anything and everything that piques her curiosity! She strongly encourages young scientists everywhere to stand up for human rights and oppose radical social agendas that are at odds with natural order and the true good of all human beings.
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