James Croxon

James Croxon has a diverse work experience in various roles related to communications and public affairs. James started their career in 2004 as a Web and Public Communications Lead in the United States Air Force. James also served as an Editor and Photojournalist for the Air Force component in Iraq. In 2009, they became a Senior Staff Writer for Airman Magazine, where they led a media team covering recovery operations after the 2010 Haitian earthquake. James then worked as an Air Force Liaison at the Joint Assignment Desk. In 2013, Croxon became a Public Affairs Specialist for USDA-FSIS. Currently, they serve as the Director of the Data and Assessments Office at Defense Media Activity, and has previously held positions as the Deputy Director of the Joint Mission Center and Strategic Planner.

James Croxon has a diverse education history. James began their academic journey by earning a diploma in Physics from Capac High School between the years 1992 and 1996. Following this, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the American Public University System, completing it from 2006 to 2008.

Seeking further knowledge, James pursued a Master of Arts degree in Humanities from the American Public University System, which they obtained from 2010 to 2013. Continuing their academic pursuits, they then attended the University of Baltimore and obtained a Master of Fine Arts degree in Publishing and Creative Writing in 2016.

Additionally, there is mention of James obtaining another Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing and Publishing from the University of Baltimore, although the specific years of study are not provided.