Lillian Ann Slugocki

Current

Writing Specialist at Lehman College and Free Lance Writer/Blogger

Past

Award Winning Producer/Writer at WBAI Radio, 99.5 FM
Director of Communications at Performance Space 122

Education

New York University

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Industry

Writing and Editing

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Lillian Ann Slugocki’s Summary

Writer and Teacher of Writing:

Lecturer at City College in the College Now Program: Reading and Writing. Lecturer at Lehman College in the Freshman Year Initiative, English Department.
MA from NYU. 4.0 G.P.A.
Award Winning Writer. Produced on Broadway, Off-Broadway, National Public Radio. New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Charlottesville, and London.
Fiction/Non-Fiction published on Salon.com, Cleis Press, Seal Press and Heinemann Press
Blogger for Dumbonyc.com and The Brooklyn Heights Blog. Other sites include USA Today.com, NYTimes.com (the City Room)

Lillian Ann Slugocki’s Specialties:

Writing, editing.

Lillian Ann Slugocki’s Experience

Writing Specialist

Lehman College and Free Lance Writer/Blogger

(Writing and Editing industry)

September 2001 — Present (8 years 3 months)

Writing Specialist at Lehman College, Freshman Year Initiative. Award winning author: Dramatic Writing; Broadway, Off-Broadway, National Public Radio. Fiction/Non-fiction; Cleis Press, Seal Press, Heinemann Press, Salon.com. Free Lance Writer for Dumbonyc.com, Brooklynheightsblog.com. Reviewed in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Art in America, etc.
Award Winning Producer/Writer

WBAI Radio, 99.5 FM

(Writing and Editing industry)

July 1994 — July 1999 (5 years 1 month)

Produced and wrote award winning programming: Mad Women for Modern Times, a month long festival of women's voices, supported by a grant from the Puffin Foundation. Co-producer, co-author of the award winning, The Erotica Project, NFCB 1998. Co-producer, co-author of Lost Voices, NFCB 1999. Other individual projects include; All the Daughters of My Father's House, and Making My Bones with the Road
Director of Communications

Performance Space 122

(Non-Profit; Performing Arts industry)

April 1994 — May 1996 (2 years 2 months)

Created, edited, compiled all press and marketing language, including press releases, calendars and brochures. Art directed photo shoots. Maintained data base of all press contacts. Placement in New York Magazine (photos) and The New Yorker (original art work), for the first time in institutional history.