General Info

Aspiring clinician-scientist, financier, and securities legal consultant Jeffrey Ulatan (Born 1991) is a J.D.-MBA Candidate at Harvard Law School, and Harvard Business School, and is a Certified Clinical Informatics Researcher. He is a U.S. Army Veteran, and has served from the age of 17 to 21. He did part of his undergraduate studies as elective courses at Harvard College in Cambridge, Trident University in the Army, University of Guam, and Guam Community College. He currently heads his Family Office in New York, and was an intern at Bridgewater Associates under the direct guidance of Ray Dialo. He is currently registered for several Harvard Catalyst Certification programs at Harvard Medical School where in his free time he does Distributed Clinical Informatics studies with the help of Fellows at Harvard Medical School Blavatnik Institute, and Harvard School Of Engineering And Applied Sciences. Jeffrey has a strong interest in Distributed Computational modelling in Biological & Biomedics Sciences, and Financial Informatics. He is also the President of the GSAS A.I Computing Lab (Jeffs-Lab) Student Organization in which he does most of his independent research studies. Jeffrey also has a strong passion in regards to mental health awareness. He was recently diagnosed with Adult ADHD which he has been overcoming since the age of 15. He also calls Adult ADHD a superpower as it allows him to master any subject that he has interest in. In which he further explains the reasoning why he is pursuing multiple degrees at multiple different schools at Harvard. He has complimented Harvard's Disability and Accessibility office in keeping him focused, and further accommodating him with his highly diverse degree program.