Moody Altamimi as Mortitia Addams
Moody E. Altamimi is Director of the Office of Research Education (ORE) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), where her priority is to help foster an inclusive ecosystem for thriving research careers and impactful student experiences. Facilitating ORNL’s strategic engagement with leading academic institutions and scientific leaders, she works regularly with students, post-doctoral candidates, and early-career scientists as they navigate their career paths and strive to make great impacts on the world.
Moody’s passion for science, academic excellence, and inclusivity is not evident just in her work at ORNL; these are community attributes she actively champions through her service to others. When given the opportunity, Moody also loves to share with visiting family, friends, and colleagues all the beauty, culture, and unique spirit of the region.
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