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Watch: Miss America shows off a science experiment as her talent!
If you've ever watched a beauty pageant, you know that the talent part of the competition can be a lot of fun. It's usually full of vocal performances, dances or even live music, but Camille Schrier, Miss Virginia, turned that all upside-down at the recent 2019 Miss America pageant.
Schrier, who's currently pursuing her doctorate at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA, swapped the usual sequin dress for a lab coat and goggles to perform a science experiment using potassium iodide. Check it out below:
The talent clearly wowed the judges, as Schrier wound up walking home with the crown. She was also presented with scholarship money and a chance to bring awareness to her platform—drug safety—over the next year and beyond. "I’ve earned $73,675 of scholarship money that will pay for nearly all of my remaining graduate education, and a job that will quite literally change my life forever," she wrote on Instagram. "Here’s to big dreams, taking risks, and staying true to yourself."
Schrier's story is a great reminder to everyone reading this that our
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