Who We Are
Christina Perry, Ed.D.
Dr. Christina Perry has over 20 years experience working within the judicial system, higher education, and business sector. Her work focuses on professional development and leadership training for continuous improvement.
A Wyoming native, Christina earned a B.A. in International studies from the University of Wyoming. She spent her formative years studying and working abroad and is fluent in French and Spanish. Christina holds a M.S. degree in Project Management from Southern New Hampshire University, and an Ed.D. degree in Leadership from Vanderbilt University. Her research focuses on improving outcomes for children aging out of foster care.
Johnson County Mentoring Program
Johnson County Juvenile Service Mentoring Program connects adults from the community with youth who are in need of more direction in their lives. For whatever reason, they may be having difficulty at school, with peers, or seeing a positive future ahead of them. Our goal is to provide Johnson County’s youth with community resources to achieve the highest potential possible to help sustain them throughout their lives.
Mentoring director Mark Wilson has coordinated an advisory board for the G.L.O.W. program by inviting all women mentors to participate in the planning and development of this new initiative.