Kristen Walbolt serves as a Web Producer and Social Media Specialist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), where she plays a pivotal role in communicating the groundbreaking discoveries of NASA's Earth science missions. With a focus on the Exoplanet Exploration program, Kristen is responsible for...
Kristen Walbolt serves as a Web Producer and Social Media Specialist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), where she plays a pivotal role in communicating the groundbreaking discoveries of NASA's Earth science missions. With a focus on the Exoplanet Exploration program, Kristen is responsible for crafting engaging websites, dynamic social media content, and informative infographics that resonate with a diverse audience. Her expertise in storytelling and AP Style ensures that complex scientific concepts are translated into accessible narratives, making them relatable to the public.
One of Kristen's notable achievements includes her contribution to the Emmy-winning team that developed the content and messaging for the Cassini spacecraft's Grand Finale. This project not only showcased her skills in headline writing and copy editing but also highlighted her ability to collaborate effectively with multiple centers and partners to create comprehensive communications campaigns. Kristen's work is characterized by her keen eye for detail and her commitment to delivering timely and impactful breaking news updates, which are essential in the fast-paced world of space exploration.
In addition to her technical skills, Kristen's passion for science communication drives her to continuously seek innovative ways to engage audiences through social media platforms. By leveraging her expertise in web editing and content creation, she ensures that NASA's missions are not only seen but also felt by the public, fostering a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the universe. As she continues to contribute to JPL's mission, Kristen remains dedicated to enhancing public understanding of NASA's vital work in exploring exoplanets and studying our own planet Earth.
