Morgan Alexander

Morgan Alexander has a diverse range of work experience, primarily focused in strategic communications, public policy, and government affairs. They have worked at AGB (Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges) in various roles, starting as an Administrative Assistant in 2015 and progressing to their most recent position as Director of Strategic Communications and Public Policy. Throughout their time at AGB, they have been involved in directing public agendas, leading conversations with federal officials and external grant teams, overseeing strategic communication agendas, and engaging with policymakers and the press. Morgan has also gained experience as an intern at the U.S. House of Representatives and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. They have a strong educational background, having studied at the George Washington University School of Political Management. Additionally, they have a summer internship experience at the U.S. Department of Energy, where they contributed to various initiatives and held the role of Chief Communications Officer for a food donation program. Overall, Morgan Alexander has demonstrated expertise in communications and public policy, with a focus on higher education and government affairs.

Morgan Alexander holds a Master's Degree in Legislative Affairs from The George Washington University, obtained in 2014. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government at The George Washington University in 2013. Morgan also attained an International Baccalaureate from TASIS-Switzerland in 2009. In addition, they have received the AI For Associations Completion Badge certification from Sidecar in the year 2023.