Christina Masso

Christina Masso serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law, where she has taught Legal Writing I, II, and III since joining the faculty in 2019. Her expertise centers on legal writing pedagogy and educational design within law school curricula.

Education:

• Juris Doctorate (2003), University of Texas at Austin
• Bachelor's of Journalism (2000), University of Texas at Austin

Professional Background:

• Interned for the Honorable Manuel D. Leal, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge (Southern District of Texas)
• Practiced transactional and regulatory law for technology, medical, and oil & gas industries
• Provided developmental editing, copy editing, and fact-checking services for authors and educators

Research Focus:

Professor Masso's scholarly work examines visual considerations and accessibility in legal education, investigating how design elements impact student engagement and comprehension in law classroom settings. Her research aims to develop more inclusive teaching methodologies through visual pedagogy.

Advising and Grants:

No information available regarding student mentorship, research grants, or sponsored projects.

Labs and Teams:

No affiliations with research laboratories, academic teams, or collaborative initiatives were documented in the source materials.