Stefanie Dion Jones, MLS, CPACC, ADS

Stefanie Jones is an accomplished marketing communications professional with extensive experience in writing, editing, and project management. Currently, she holds a position at a leading public research university in the United States, specializing in strategic communication plans, content strategy, and managing print and digital marketing campaigns across various industries.

With over 20 years of combined experience in higher education, financial services, news, and publishing, Stefanie Jones brings a wealth of expertise in alumni magazine production, project and event management, advancement communications, media relations, and executive communications. She is also skilled in multiple writing forms such as news, features, health/science, and marketing copy, along with experience in speech writing, proofreading, and copy editing.

Stefanie's educational background includes a B.A. in English and Sociology from The University of Connecticut, M.L.S. in Library Science from Southern Connecticut State University, and further studies in freelance writing, magazine copyediting, and professional development at institutions like Mediabistro, NYU School of Professional Studies, and Miss Porter's School.

She has held significant roles such as Director of Communications & Digital Strategy at Neag School of Education, University of Connecticut, Communications Manager at The Hartford, Writer/Editor at University Communications, and has worked at reputable organizations like Stamford Advocate and International Masters Publishers, Inc. Stefanie is well-versed in overseeing website revamps with focus on web accessibility, internal and employee communications, annual reports, and higher education marketing strategies.

Stefanie Jones is a versatile professional with a successful background in crafting impactful communications across diverse industries, demonstrating expertise in project management, content strategy, and media relations that contribute to her proven track record of excellence.