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Alexander Klayman is a highly educated and experienced economist and industry analyst with a strong background in both economics and computer science. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University in 2004, where he honed his skills in data analysis and programming. After working in the tech industry for a few years, Alexander decided to pursue his passion for economics and obtained his Master of Arts in Economics from Cleveland State University in 2014. Since then, Alexander has been using his combined knowledge of economics and computer science to excel in his career. He has worked as an Economist / Industry Analyst at the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, where he conducted research and analyzed data to provide insights on economic trends. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Economics at Cleveland State University, where he teaches microeconomics. Alexander's expertise in both economics and computer science allows him to approach problems and analyze data from a unique perspective. He is known for his strong analytical skills and his ability to communicate complex economic concepts in a clear and concise manner. He is committed to using his expertise to make a positive impact on the economy and society as a whole.

I am a seasoned nutrition scientist and educator with extensive expertise in higher education, curriculum development, clinical research, project management, and fostering communities of health & wellbeing. I am passionate about translating complex scientific concepts into actionable strategies that improve health outcomes and support diverse communities. Through my work, I have driven impactful collaborations, from advancing NIH Nutrition Research goals to conducting cross-cultural projects with populations ranging from native Peruvians to Inuit communities. My commitment to culturally competent and evidence-based solutions underscores my dedication to making a positive, sustainable impact on health and wellness.

Strategic consultant and decorated US Navy veteran with extensive academic research and intelligence practitioner expertise to address complex, strategic organizational problems. Foster client relationships to research, plan, and develop a roadmap that guide organizational learning and decision-making. Lead teams and collaborate across functions and with all levels of leadership to manage projects and strategic engagements, delivering and supporting innovative results and solutions that execute strategies, maximize operational performance, improve processes, minimize risk, achieve client objectives to drive change and facilitate organizational excellence.

I have gained a breadth of research experience from work in many computational biology labs, though I specialize in genetics. I attended Case Western Reserve for two years and the University of Oklahoma for two years, where I matriculated, transferring after my grandmother passed to undiagnosed cancer. I am currently deciding between graduate programs; admissions to North Carolina State University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Utah. Any advice is appreciated.

I am a director of Electron Microscopy laboratory at Columbia University.