A graduate of Stony Brook University with a Bachelors of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies, Christopher has always had an inkling to explore and develop programming for kids. While at college, he co-founded the SB Actors Conservatory, a student-run organization dedicated to creating modern theater audiences and artist-to-artist skills development. While at the helm, the organization received numerous grants to fund the theater programming for all students on-campus. He has also developed experimental theater for The Tank, an off-Broadway venue, introducing new media in performances.
For the past three years, he has worked as a substitute teacher for the Scranton and Riverside School District. In addition to serving as a dramatic arts instructor at Mary Kaupus Academy, a local ala carte charter school facilitated by St. Thomas More Parish. There, he writes and stages shows based of stories from the Catholic Bible.
At Marywood University, he works under Jenny Gonzalez. Together they coordinate and facilitate the STARS program, a college mentorship and after school program serving highschoolers and middleschoolers. The weekly programing helps to enrich their school experience, while providing resources for local parents and their children encouraging the exploration of diverse career paths.
For the past three years, he has worked as a substitute teacher for the Scranton and Riverside School District. In addition to serving as a dramatic arts instructor at Mary Kaupus Academy, a local ala carte charter school facilitated by St. Thomas More Parish. There, he writes and stages shows based of stories from the Catholic Bible.
At Marywood University, he works under Jenny Gonzalez. Together they coordinate and facilitate the STARS program, a college mentorship and after school program serving highschoolers and middleschoolers. The weekly programing helps to enrich their school experience, while providing resources for local parents and their children encouraging the exploration of diverse career paths.