About Breyon
A native of Columbia, South Carolina, I graduated from C. A. Johnson High School in 2008. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (2012), a Master of Arts in Economics (2013), and a Ph.D. in Economics (2019), all from the University of South Carolina.
Previously, I served as Program Coordinator for the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. As an applied microeconomist, my research is broadly in the fields of labor economics and public economics, with much of my current research focused in the economics of education. Through research, my goals are to emphasize the important role that education plays in enhancing economic and social outcomes and recommend public policy proposals that induce market efficiency. I am happy to be affiliated with both the Ph.D. Project and the American Economic Association's Pipeline Mentoring Program. I also served as an AEA Summer Fellow with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in 2017.
Aside from my responsibilities as a student and community leader, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, exercising, and watching classic horror movies!
Previously, I served as Program Coordinator for the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. As an applied microeconomist, my research is broadly in the fields of labor economics and public economics, with much of my current research focused in the economics of education. Through research, my goals are to emphasize the important role that education plays in enhancing economic and social outcomes and recommend public policy proposals that induce market efficiency. I am happy to be affiliated with both the Ph.D. Project and the American Economic Association's Pipeline Mentoring Program. I also served as an AEA Summer Fellow with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in 2017.
Aside from my responsibilities as a student and community leader, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, exercising, and watching classic horror movies!
