Sherrlyn Borkgren is an accomplished professional with an impressive track record in the fields of cultural anthropology, fine arts, and visual communications. She has earned a Bachelor's degree in Cultural Anthropology/Fine Art at the University of Oregon and a Master's degree in Visual Communications/Journalism/Art/Anthropology at Ohio University. Sherrlyn is also fluent in Latin American Spanish, with TEFL teaching certificates and has been awarded the rare U.S. Army Certificate of Appreciation by the First Engineers of 1st Cavalry Iraq.

With ten years of experience as a foreign correspondent in Latin America, covering politics, human rights, and the Iraq war in 2004 for Newsweek, USA Today, Time, Laiff, AFP, Sherrlyn has a remarkable reputation for delivering quality outcomes while managing complex scenarios. She is also a professional photographer and experienced photography workshop leader who specializes in News, Editorial, and Portraits. She is skilled in creating almost anything and has a knack for getting in and out of most situations with no harm. Her expertise includes U.S. political candidates, portraits, and advertising photography.

Before establishing her career as a professional photographer, Sherrlyn Borkgren is a former trainer in ESL with stints at Teacher Trainer ESL and a former journalist at the San Diego Tribune. She also worked as a Photojournalist-sound at Correspondent Latin America and as a trainer in ESL, showcasing the versatility of her professional expertise.