Tramia Jackson

Tramia Jackson is a seasoned professional in museum education and STEM initiatives, currently serving as the Director of Learning at George Washington's Mount Vernon since March 2022. Prior experience includes a role as Senior Coordinator for the Science Research Mentoring Consortium at the American Museum of Natural History, where Tramia Jackson organized significant science research showcases for underrepresented high school students. As a Janet Kelley Fellow with the NYC STEM Education Network, Tramia Jackson contributed to a multi-sector network focused on enhancing STEM education. Previous positions include Program Associate at the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience and Director of Education and Public Programs at the Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center. Tramia Jackson holds a Master of Arts in History Museum Studies from SUNY Oneonta and a Bachelor of Arts in History from The College of William and Mary.