Alexander Delgado is a graduate student at the McCourt School of Public Policy pursuing a Master's in Policy Management. Alexander's areas of focus are social policy, program management, information system designs, and social safety net programs. Alexander graduated from Boston University with a degree in Neurobiology and Psychology. After graduating, he began working at a New York City nonprofit providing direct services to undocumented immigrants, survivors of domestic violence, and survivors of human trafficking. Alexander then moved to Washington, D.C. to oversee anti-trafficking programs in multiple states. At the McCourt School of Public Policy, Alexander is a senior editor at the Georgetown Public Policy Review, a Leadership Fellow, and a new student committee representative for the McCourt Student Association. After graduation, Alexander hopes to increase access to social services for marginalized communities around the country, either in the public or private sector.