About
Christina Mascarenas graduated from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism in Columbia with a master’s in journalism with a concentration in strategic communications and public relations. Her research and thesis focus: "The Role of Public Information Officers in Local American Government." She has previously earned a master’s degree in leadership (SAHE: student affairs in higher education) from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs and a Bachelor of Mass Communications from Colorado State University-Pueblo.
She has worked as a government reporter covering the State of Missouri, interviewed scientist and wrote their story for a science and policy-based organization. She has been a Pathways public affairs student trainee at the USDA Economic Research Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs; she’s worked in higher education as the student support program coordinator for the Upward Bound TRiO program working with low-income, first-generation high school students; and was an entrepreneurship for 10 years owning a portrait studio specializing in creating photographic artwork of infants and children. She’s a fifth generation Coloradan and a cat mom.
She has worked as a government reporter covering the State of Missouri, interviewed scientist and wrote their story for a science and policy-based organization. She has been a Pathways public affairs student trainee at the USDA Economic Research Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs; she’s worked in higher education as the student support program coordinator for the Upward Bound TRiO program working with low-income, first-generation high school students; and was an entrepreneurship for 10 years owning a portrait studio specializing in creating photographic artwork of infants and children. She’s a fifth generation Coloradan and a cat mom.
Working on my selfie technique
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I love the ocean. I'm a nerd so of course, I toured Miami's South Beach on the Duck Tour.
Peter James and Daisy Sofía, my loves
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Ireland was a dream come true. The Cliffs of Moher.
The making of a crazy cat lady
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