Summary
Zander Gordan is an applied microeconomist with eight years of experience focused on environmental, public, and fisheries economics, currently supporting recreational fisheries management in the Southeastern U.S. at ECS and collaborating with NOAA Fisheries on welfare-focused policy work. His research centers on recreational fisheries issues and equity-weighted approaches to benefit-cost analysis, bridging rigorous empirical methods with practical management questions. He has taught principles and upper-level courses, led econometrics coding labs, and is eager to expand his teaching portfolio. Based in Atlanta, he combines academic training from a PhD in Economics with hands-on policy analysis, and brings an uncommon blend of welfare economics expertise and creative curiosity as a hobbyist electronic musician.
8 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics at Georgia State University