Alexandra Evans is a highly educated U.S. Historian who specializes in Diplomacy. She holds a Master's Degree in this field from the prestigious University of Virginia, as well as a Doctor of Philosophy in U.S. History - Diplomatic also from University of Virginia. She was a Visiting Student at both Trinity and Hilary Terms, studying History at the University of Oxford. Alexandra has an undergraduate degree in History from Vassar College.

Alexandra has had a wealth of work experience in research and communications. She is an Associate Policy Researcher at RAND Corporation and has previously worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Clements Center for National Security and as an Ernest May Fellow in History & Policy at Harvard’s Belfer Center. She has also worked as a researcher and intern for organizations including The National Security Archive, German Marshall Fund of the United States, and Foreign Policy Magazine.

Overall, Alexandra's expertise lies in U.S. Diplomatic History, National Security, and Policy Research. She is a highly accomplished scholar and researcher in her field.