EAN Summer 2024 Intern Cohort
Each summer, EAN is joined by two interns who each conduct an in-depth, independent research project on a topic related to climate and energy issues in Vermont. Our internship program is designed and led by EAN Senior Fellow Christine Donovan.
Save the date:
EAN Internship Program Final Presentations
August 11th, 2024, from 12-1 P.M.
2024 Interns
Evelyn Seidner
University of Vermont ’24
Evelyn is joining EAN as a summer 2024 intern, focusing her research on consumer protection for utility bill payment. She is a recent graduate from the University of Vermont’s Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources where she received a BS in Environmental Studies and a minor in Equine Studies. Born and bred in Vermont, Evelyn is excited to spend her first summer as a college graduate conducting research that will provide more information on pathways for Vermont to ensure no one is left behind in the energy transition. In her free time, Evelyn competes in the equestrian discipline of Dressage with her horse Don Quixote. She also enjoys spending time outdoors, especially when her corgi Arthur can come along.
Shea Brams
Middlebury College ’26
Shea joined EAN as an intern during the summer of 2024, focusing her research on equity in residential weatherization and strategic electrification in Vermont. Shea is a rising junior at Middlebury College, majoring in Environmental Policy and competing for Middlebury’s Nordic Ski Team. Shea grew up in Belmont, Massachusetts, but spends most of her family time now in Lyme, New Hampshire. Shea loves biking, rope swings, and playing banana grams. She is excited to be part of the EAN team!