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Harold Alderman, PhD, joins the PIN podcast to discuss his unique academic and career journey. Starting as an undergraduate Philosophy major, he went on to obtain a Masters in Nutrition from Cornell University, followed by a PhD in Economics from Harvard University. Dr. Alderman is Research Fellow Emeritus in the Director General’s Office at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). He is an expert on the economics of nutrition and food policy, and his research focuses on the linkages between nutrition and early child development and the means by which nutrition and social protection programs contribute to long-term economic growth. In this episodes, he speaks about the importance of taking opportunities as they come to you, and obtaining an interdisciplinary skillset.
Guest: Dr. Harold Alderman
Interviewer: Marian Flaxman & Dhruthi Devulapalli
Producer: Marian Flaxman
Cornell University's Division of Nutritional Sciences Program in International Nutrition;
Theme music: Elena Cherchi
By Program of International Nutrition. Cornell University5
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Harold Alderman, PhD, joins the PIN podcast to discuss his unique academic and career journey. Starting as an undergraduate Philosophy major, he went on to obtain a Masters in Nutrition from Cornell University, followed by a PhD in Economics from Harvard University. Dr. Alderman is Research Fellow Emeritus in the Director General’s Office at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). He is an expert on the economics of nutrition and food policy, and his research focuses on the linkages between nutrition and early child development and the means by which nutrition and social protection programs contribute to long-term economic growth. In this episodes, he speaks about the importance of taking opportunities as they come to you, and obtaining an interdisciplinary skillset.
Guest: Dr. Harold Alderman
Interviewer: Marian Flaxman & Dhruthi Devulapalli
Producer: Marian Flaxman
Cornell University's Division of Nutritional Sciences Program in International Nutrition;
Theme music: Elena Cherchi