Leah Brams

Leah Brams has a diverse work experience history. Leah began their professional career as an intern at The Nature Conservancy in 2017. Leah then worked as an intern at Grupo Puntacana, where they focused on a mangrove restoration project and a recycling system initiative. In 2018, Leah interned at Dartmouth College, assisting with research on carbon cycling in green infrastructure settings. Leah also interned at the Dartmouth Sustainability Office, working in the Dartmouth Bike Shop, where they were trained as a bike mechanic. In 2019, they served as a Market Analyst Intern at Trusst, conducting interviews and focus groups and analyzing research on telehealth. From 2020 to 2021, Leah was a '82 Upper Valley Community Impact Fellow at VALLEY COURT DIVERSION PROGRAM INC. Currently, they are working at Highland Electric Fleets as a Market Development Analyst and has recently transitioned to a Market Development Associate role.

Leah Brams attended Dartmouth College from 2016 to 2021, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree. Their areas of study included Environmental Studies, Public Policy, and Chemistry. Before attending Dartmouth College, Leah Brams completed their high school education and received a High School Diploma from Belmont High School. No specific field of study was mentioned during their high school education.