Amber graduated from Bridgewater State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education. After graduating, she taught math and science to middle schoolers and biology to high schoolers where she gained experience teaching general science, sixth grade mathematics, Pre-AP Biology, Honors Biology, and Integrated Science. During her free time, she chose to intern at NASA Ames Research Center as well as NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory where she gained experience in Engineering and Astrobiogeochemistry. After teaching for four years, she decided to further her education and apply to Boston University’s Biomedical Forensic Sciences masters program where she currently studies various electronic cigarette contents and their potential harmful side effects. In addition to her studies, she teaches Anatomy and Forensics at the Boston Leadership Institute, a prestigious summer program for middle and high school students.