Alexander graduated summa cum laude from the University of Utah where he designed his undergraduate degree in the Bachelor of University Studies program, and completed his Masters in Business Creation. His academics included studies in psychology, mental health, and business. Alexander did his thesis work in well-being promotion and research under the guidance of his mentors Dr. Ed Diener and Dr. Marissa Diener. Alexander is currently conducting research as a principal investigator at the University of Utah. He was the recipient of the 2020 Clark and Christine Ivory Prize for Excellence in Student Leadership, one of the most prestigious leadership awards at the University of Utah. He was also awarded a Student Innovation of the Year, for 2020, in the healthcare category by the Lassonde Entrepreneurship Institute. Alexander was a Presidential Intern in the Higher Education Leadership program at the University of Utah and a Fellow in the Office of the President working on the economic mobility competition, the American Dream Ideas Challenge. Alexander has expertise in the facilitation of psycho-education well-being groups with university students. At Wasatch Crest Recovery, a drug and alcohol treatment center, Alexander designs and facilitates groups for clients relative to positive psychological interventions, cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, and meditation practices with their clinical team.