Christina Noland

Christina Noland is the After-School Program Coordinator at Masa, a non-profit organization based in New York City that works with the Mexican-Latino community.1 She has been working in the South Bronx community for several years, initially as a Parent Coordinator at Masa before returning to the organization as a Program Coordinator in October 2015.1

Christina holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Politics and History from New York University.1 She is currently pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree, specializing in Management and Leadership.3

Prior to her current role at Masa, Christina worked as an Admissions and Development Associate for Immaculate Conception School on 151st Street in the South Bronx.1 Her experience in the non-profit sector includes program management and working with immigrant families and communities.2

As part of her work at Masa, Christina is likely involved in coordinating and managing after-school programs for children and youth in the Mexican-Latino community. Her background in politics, history, and public administration, combined with her experience in community work, positions her well for this role in program management and community engagement.13