Cheryl Scaparrotta

Senior Writer/Editor, Employee Engagement & Journalist

United States

Creative, agile, deadline‑driven communications strategist and journalist with deep expertise in harnessing the power of storytelling for university and technology clients. I advance organizational goals by educating audiences, sparking engagement and inspiring meaningful action.

Skilled at transforming complex research, innovation initiatives, talent strategies and DEI and culture programs into clear, consistent internal and external communications that strengthen corporate reputation across today’s multimedia landscape.

Portfolio

Corporate News & Employee Engagement

Bowie State University
04/08/2026
Surge in Student Sports Betting Prompts Policy Conversations

Last month, Dr. Eona Harrison, director of Bowie State's Center for Data Analytics traveled to Annapolis with Dean Mohamed Djerdjouri of the College of Business to present her research on gambling activities among Maryland's college students.

Microsoft
12/23/2021
Microsoft's new Silicon Valley Campus

Microsoft's presence in the Bay Area is rooted in innovation. Our new Silicon Valley Campus embodies this forward-looking mentality, and as a result will be our smartest, greenest office yet. Our newest location demonstrates our commitment to transform the Microsoft employee experience and the communities where we do our best work.

The MITRE Corporation
01/13/2017
Overcoming Hurdles and History to Bring Technical Talent to MITRE

Long Le's foresight, determination, and hard work have taken him far-not only in his professional career, but in life as a whole. Le is a network, communications, and software systems engineer, and a former helicopter pilot in the South Vietnamese Air Force. Today, he's at MITRE, located at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina.

Published Media Articles

Wicked Local
New Weston police officer is a familiar face

If you've lived in town for a while, you might recognize Weston's newest police officer -- or at least know his name. Officer Henry Gula, a 2011 graduate of Weston High School, became a member of the force three months ago.

Wicked Local
Weston resident sees Guantanamo Bay firsthand

While the holiday season typically brings a number of invitations to the mailbox, a longtime Weston resident recently received an extraordinary one that she was eager to accept. Wendy Kaplan Armour, a 30-year Weston resident who teaches criminal practice and trial advocacy at Boston University's School of Law, was invited by one of her former students to travel to Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba.

Wellesley Weston Magazine
Lighting Up Wellesley for the Holidays | Wellesley Weston Magazine

Cheryl B. Scaparrotta writer It's easy to forget that the holidays aren't supposed to be about overbooked calendars, budget-busting shopping lists, and too much to do in too little time. So here's an illuminating holiday tale that demonstrates that everything old-like neighborliness, simplicity, and a refreshing absence of technology-is new again.