Alice Kwak
Policy Research Analyst, Electric School Bus Initiative, Energy Program
Alice Kwak is a Policy Research Analyst with the Electric School Bus Initiative. She researches and advocates for electric school bus policies and shapes the development of associated state programs.
Previously, Alice was a Policy Fellow for State Senator Christine Cohen, co-chair of the CT Environment Committee. There, she helped advance plans for electrifying state-wide transportation. During her graduate studies, she also led sustainability initiatives and programs for the Yale School of Public Health.
Alice graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and a minor in Anthropology from the University of Notre Dame. Additionally, she recently obtained her Master of Public Health degree from Yale University, where she specialized in climate change and health policy.
Alice lives in New Haven, Connecticut, where she enjoys the fall foliage of New England.
Projects
Electric School Bus Initiative
Launch PlatformLaunch Platform Visit ProjectCollaborating to equitably electrify the U.S. school bus fleet.
Part of CitiesElectric Vehicles in the U.S.
Visit ProjectAssessing the climate, environmental, social and economic impact of the shift to electric vehicles and ensuring an equitable transition to clean transportation in the U.S.
Part of Clean Energy