Mason is an Instructional Aide at Learning Enterprise where he supports faculty with learner assessment in ASU’s Universal Learner Courses (ULC) by providing feedback, as well as grade support, to learners on in-class activities and assignments in POS, PAF, JUS, and INR courses.
He is also a Deputy Director of Public Affairs at a full-service political consulting and public affairs firm where he has been focused on helping clients achieve consistent, measurable results in their strategic communications and community and stakeholder engagement.
Previously, he was the program director with the Center for the Study of Economic Liberty (CSEL). For seven years he was responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operational functions and leading strategic planning of the center. Prior to that, he worked in Washington, DC for a political non-profit as their events manager managing their three large annual national conferences working with state legislators and policy experts across the country.
Earlier in his career, Mason was a student at ASU where he earned is Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree as well as his bachelor of science degree in Political Science with a certificate in International Relations and a certificate in Public Administration and Public Management. Upon graduation, he worked in Admission Services at ASU for over three years as an admissions recruiter working primarily with low-income, first generation first-year students all across the state of Arizona.
Since finding his way back to ASU, he has leveraged his background in operations, communications, and strategic initiatives to find innovative ways to promote economic liberty as well as make contributions to the greater university as a whole.