—WEBSITE—
Shauntel Lowe
shauntellowe.com
—EMAIL—
shauntel.lowe@gmail.com
• • Experience
Senior Staff Editor, Sports
The New York Times
(New York, NY) 2017 — Present
Senior Deputy Editor, Special Projects
Bleacher Report (Time Warner, Inc.)
(New York, NY) 2016 — 2017
Quality Editor, Bleacher Report
(Time Warner, Inc.)
(New York, NY) 2014 — 2016
Field Editor/Local Editor, AOL Patch
(San Diego, California) 2010 — 2013
Staff Writer, Vallejo Times-Herald
(MediaNews Group)
New York, NY
• • Notes
• Edit daily and enterprise sports —EDUCATION—
coverage from top sportswriters.
UCLA
Bachelor of Arts: English
• Edited high-end long-form content Minor: Political Science
from top sportswriters.
• Collaborated with design and social —DIGITAL/MULTIMEDIA SKILLS—
media departments to package
content for maximum distribution and • Photo and video editing
impact. • Basic HTML coding
• Managed department budget and • Twitter
workflow. • Facebook
• Instagram
• Edited dozens of sports articles daily • Other social media
in a fast-paced environment, ensuring • Aggregation and curation
their accuracy, clarity, fairness and • Blogging
compliance with AP and in-house style
and attribution rules. —AWARDS & HONORS—
• Tailored articles to CNN.com and
social media audiences. • Chips Quinn Scholar
• San Diego Press Club Excellence in
• Launched hyperlocal news website Journalism, Breaking News 2012
Rancho Bernardo Patch in 2010;
produced more than 40 articles and —FELLOWSHIPS—
photo galleries weekly; managed
budget, freelancers and blogger team. • APSE Diversity Fellow
• Aggregated national and local news, • ASNE Emerging Leaders Institute
produced original content, and engaged • Society of American Business Editors
readers on social media for five Patch and Writers (SABEW):
sites on weekdays and 24 sites on Covering Public Pensions
weekends. • California Endowment Health
• Rewrote local articles to appeal to Journalism Fellowship — USC
national/international audiences at
AOL.com and The Huffington Post. —PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS—
• Beats: education, health and crime. • National Association of Black
• Initiated and led Twitter and Journalists (NABJ)