Christina calls South Carolina home, though growing up in a military family meant home changed often. By the time she reached middle school, however, one thing was already clear: she wanted to become an attorney. As the first person in her immediate family to pursue a legal career, Christina set her sights on law school at an early age and never looked back.
She attended North Greenville University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in history with minors in English and Spanish. Christina then went on to attend Valparaiso University School of Law. It was there, at an organization fair, that she was first introduced to Christian Legal Society—a connection that would continue throughout her education and legal career.
Christina has practiced law in Greenville, South Carolina, since 2013. After spending a few years in private practice, she began clerking with the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. Since 2019, she has served as a pro se law clerk/staff attorney for a United States magistrate judge.
Throughout her legal career, Christina has remained actively involved with CLS. In 2024, she joined the committee responsible for planning the CLS Southeast Regional Retreat and has continued helping organize the retreat each year since. Her involvement with CLS has continued to grow, and she now also serves as the Southeast Regional Coordinator, helping strengthen connections and support the CLS community throughout the region.