Jackson Alexander

Graduate Assistant

Why LEO?

"I am passionate about LEO's mission in ending poverty and rigorous approaches to research on effective poverty interventions. The people at LEO share this passion, making collaboration on projects exciting and effective. I believe the economic research at LEO provides a path to a world without the difficulties and challenges faced by children of poverty."

Bio

Jackson is a PhD student in Economics at the University of Notre Dame. He works with research faculty to advance research projects and assists with data analysis and collection. Jackson received a BSBA in Economics from the University of Arkansas. His research interests are in applied microeconomics, particularly in the fields of labor, public, and health economics.