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Steve Filmanowicz

Director of Editorial Projects; Editor, Marquette Magazine at Marquette University

Steve Filmanowicz is the Director of Editorial Projects and Editor of Marquette Magazine at Marquette University.15 He is part of the University Relations team at Marquette, working under the Office of University Relations.13

In his role, Filmanowicz is responsible for editorial projects and leads the production of Marquette Magazine. He is known for his expertise in writing, editing, and strategic communication. Colleagues have praised his ability to handle complex and technical topics, conduct engaging interviews, and craft compelling stories while effectively communicating key institutional messages.2

Filmanowicz is described as a versatile professional, combining skills in research, interviewing, and storytelling. His work involves transforming complex concepts into accessible content for a broader audience, which is particularly valuable for an academic institution like Marquette University.2

As part of the University Relations leadership team, Filmanowicz collaborates with other departments to manage Marquette's communication and marketing efforts. His team has received recognition for their work, including four Best of District V awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) for cover articles.4

Highlights

Nov 14 · linkedin

Since we've shifted more storytelling to the increasingly robust today.marquette.edu, our team was able to add 8 good, old-fashioned printed pages to Marquette Magazine this fall. As a result, it feels like this issue is bursting with memorable, moving stories crafted by talented writers. There's a deep well of both in the Marquette community to tap into.

Here's what's inside: Maureen Lewis' beautiful account of Junior Cadougan's quest to lead teenagers from his old Toronto neighorhood in basketball and mentorship — and his drive-all-night pilgrimage to his alma mater to show them the difference it makes when people believe in you. https://lnkd.in/gxBXpXWF

The ever on-target Diane M. Bacha on the remarkable run of Be The Difference at Marquette. (It all started 20 years ago with the the creative foresight of Tricia Geraghty, Ben Tracy and Rana Altenburg and keeps getting stronger). https://lnkd.in/gXHbd3qD

There's Claire Nowak bringing heart and poetry to the story of the familiar wreath that hangs on the St. Joan of Arc Chapel and how it faithfully honors a student (and facilities team member) lost tragically at Christmastime three decades ago. https://lnkd.in/gufUKrFd

The cover story — eye-opening, in its own way — on how Marquette's student tour guides stand apart form the herd by carefully making one-to-one matches, being themselves and sharing their real stories. Rachel Gintner Orlando helped me to bring this one to life and to introduce readers to four impressive guides (Johnnie E. Brooker, Emma Brown, Alana Walkush and DJ Lenius), and it's no coincidence that this strong issue was Rachel's first start-to-finish as assistant editor and writer.

Also, check out great stories by favorite writers Anna Funk, Lora Strum, Mary Schmitt Boyer, Jennifer Walter, Guy Fiorita, Tim Cigelske and new finds Tree Meinch, Drew Dawson and Jack Goods. And thanks to communication leaders at Marquette — Thomas Pionek, Jennifer Russell, Paul J. Jones and Lynn C. Griffith — for making the expansion possible, and to key team members Sarah Painter Koziol, Karen Samelson, Patrick Manning and Kasie Von Haden-Van Sistine. We'll be unveiling some exciting ideas with design partner Julie Savasky in coming issues to make the most of the additional pages.

Jan 9 · linkedin

Are you a talented, curious writer/editor? Interested in being part of an award-winning editorial team telling engaging stories about an incredible community of students, alumni, faculty and staff? (Or does this sound like someone you know?)

If a part-time hybrid position (25 hours per week) fits your needs at this time, learn more about this opening on my team and this opportunity to contribute to some outstanding higher-ed journalism, including Marquette Magazine, winner of two 2022 Pride of CASE District V awards.

Apply now!

Here's the direct link for digital submission: https://lnkd.in/egvyzN_8

And here's the LinkedIn listing, which encourages by-mail application (less preferred): https://lnkd.in/e5cWn3KE

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States