Stephanie Schwartz

Long Island, NY USA
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Professional Experience

I am a passionate communications professional who promotes, packages and produce content across areas ranging from lifestyle content like travel, wellness and food to more serious topics, like on culture, technology, and media. As a local reporter, I'm mainly covered transportation and urban planning, two topics I value, and was an arts and entertainment editor too. I'm never too far from a red pen and strive to be accurate and informative in all my work.

Expertise

Reporter
7 Years
Writer
10 Years
Social Media
7 Years

Specialty

Entertainment
2 Years
Lifestyle
2 Years
Women's Issues
2 Years

Industries


Newspaper - Community
7 Years
Newsletter - Consumer
2 Years
Newsletter - Trade
2 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

10 Years

Associations

Online News Association

Showcase

General

Blog entries for PR Firm
(Coyne PR 2/6/2009)
I was the only junior staffer at Coyne PR to have permission to write on the company's blog during my time there. I wrote pieces analyzing campaigns, from the 2008 election to general marketing and branding campaigns from companies and organizations.
Westwood resident furthering children's education
(Pascack Valley Community Life 2/3/2011)
A brief portrait of a fascinating woman who created her own nonprofit to help children in Ghana continue their education.
Give Yourself an Exercise Break
(Eye on iMedia / Elon University 10/11/2012)
Grad school can be extremely stressful. It's important to get in exercise, not just for a physical break, but for a mental one, too.
Musician explores city life with debut album
(Pascack Valley Community Life 1/13/2011)
A profile of a musician who just released her debut album.
Can-do Principal to Be District Leader
(Pascack Valley Community Life 4/21/2011)
Lauren Barbelet, one of the youngest women to be superintendent of a school district, shares what made her so successful. One hell of an inspiring lady.
Grappling with the Choices We Make
(Pascack Valley Community Life 5/12/2011)
A profile of Kathleen Gerard, who published her first novel 25 years after she originally conceived it while bedridden from an illness.