Harold G. is a Research Statistician at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Colleagues describe him as "Harold Gomes served as a member of our office's Data-Evaluation Team from July, 2013 through September, 2014. During his tenure, Harold accomplished multiple projects related to Performance Reporting and Program Evaluation. Mr. Gomes evaluated program performance data in the Consolidated State Performance Report (CSPR) for formula grants and the Annual Performance Report (APR) for discretionary grants, by analyzing data by project and providing technical assistance to approximately 130 grantees in all grants. Additionally, Mr. Gomes redesigned the High School Equivalency Program (HEP)/College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) Annual Profile to reflect improved data visualization, and served as a program officer for select projects in HEP, CAMP, and the State Agency Migrant Education Program (MEP). Finally, Harold created and effectively delivered PowerPoint presentations that provided analyses of HEP/CAMP data to grantees at the Annual Directors Meeting in July, 2014. I recommend Harold Gomes as a statistician, as he demonstrated proficiency in analyzing data and making the data accessible to grantees, in order to drive program improvement." and "Harold was a wonderful co-worker. He taught advanced mathematics next door to me. Whenever I visited his room his students were working on engaging projects. More than once I heard students talking about how they liked his approach to teaching. Students that I recommended to his class usually came back and told me it was a great fit for them. When we discussed working ideas he always had creative suggestions and was willing to help implement if asked. I truly enjoyed working with him and always wish him well in his future plans. Kim"