Christianna McAfee is a pre-law student, strategist, and founder of Christianna McAfee Consulting. She builds intentional systems at the intersection of branding, policy, and organizational leadership — with experience spanning legislative work, nonprofit development, and institutional communications. Christianna currently serves as President of the United Black Collegiate Association and holds dual roles in the Texas House of Representatives as both a Legislative Aide and Digital Strategist. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Friar Society, and has studied policy abroad at the University of Oxford and Black cultural identity in Japan.

Christianna McAfee is a pre-law undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin, where she is concurrently pursuing a B.S. in Communication and Leadership, a B.A. in African and African Diaspora Studies, and a B.A. in Government. A business owner and strategist, she is the founder of Christianna McAfee Consulting, where she helps leaders and organizations develop brand systems, internal infrastructure, and strategic communications with clarity and intention.

She currently serves as the Ad-Hoc Officer for the Black Student Alliance and the returning President of the United Black Collegiate Association, a nonprofit created in response to the elimination of DEI structures at UT Austin. Christianna continues to serve as the Lead Outreach Coordinator for UT’s Department of African and African Diaspora Studies, where she helps increase student engagement and departmental visibility.

In the Texas House of Representatives, Christianna holds two distinct roles: one as a Legislative Aide, supporting office operations and constituent services, and another as a Digital Strategist, where she builds communications systems, policy messaging, and visual content for legislative and public platforms.

A member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Christianna will serve as Second Vice President and Social Action Chair for her chapter in the upcoming term, leading campus advocacy efforts, organizing legislative engagement, and promoting social justice education within and beyond the organization. She is also a member of the Friar Society, the oldest honor society at UT Austin, recognizing her leadership and academic excellence.

Previously, Christianna served as Vice Chair of the Big XII Council on Black Student Government and as the Freshman Action Team Co-Chair for BSA. She has helped transition multiple student organizations into sustainable nonprofit structures and authored award-winning strategic plans.

Christianna is a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholar, having studied education policy abroad at Lincoln College at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, and recently completed a global immersion experience studying Black business and cultural identity in Japan.

She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Beaumont United High School in 2022 and made history as the first African American crowned Queen of the Neches River Festival. She has been featured in The Daily Texan, Beaumont Enterprise, KFDM News, and The Drag Audio’s Forsaken podcast for her advocacy, organizing, and leadership.

Born in Port Arthur and raised in Beaumont, Christianna embraces her Cajun heritage through crawfish boils, Black history documentaries, and learning languages tied to Black diasporic communities like American Sign Language and Haitian Creole. Her long-term goal is to inspire and educate through higher education and impact public policy as a legislator.

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Services Offered

• Brand Strategy & Positioning

• Visual Identity & Design Systems

• Digital Communication Strategy

• Internal Infrastructure & Documentation

• Content Planning & Platform Cohesion

• Political Media & Legislative Messaging

Expertise Includes

• Strategic Communications for Public Figures & Offices

• Nonprofit Systems Building & Institutional Memory Design

• Student & Civic Leadership Documentation

• Long-Form Content Strategy, Calendars, and Messaging Banks

• Platform-Agnostic Branding & Canva-Based Deliverables

• Beaumont Enterprise (April 18, 2022)
  Christianna McAfee was crowned the 74th Neches River Festival Queen, becoming the first Black queen in the festival's history. The article highlights her academic achievements, leadership roles, and aspirations in higher education and law.
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• KFDM News (April 11, 2022)
  KFDM News featured a segment on Christianna's historic crowning as the first African American queen of the Neches River Festival, discussing the significance of her achievement and her future goals.
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• The Daily Texan (October 24, 2024)
  Christianna McAfee was featured for founding the United Black Collegiate Association (UBCA), a response to the dissolution of Afrikan American Affairs due to Texas Senate Bill 17. The article highlights her leadership in consolidating Black student organizations to foster inclusivity and participation at UT Austin.
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• The Drag Audio – Forsaken Podcast (March 2024)
  Christianna McAfee contributed to an episode of Forsaken, a narrative podcast by The Drag Audio, exploring the impact of Texas Senate Bill 17 on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs. Her insights shed light on the challenges faced by Black student organizations in the wake of the legislation.
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