Lila Bromberg

3825 Village Park Drive, Chevy Chase MD, 20815

301-525-1908 / lilabbromberg@gmail.com / lilabromberg.com

EXPERIENCE:
Journalist, USA Today Sports, McLean, VA
Feb. 2016-Present
I was hired to work at USA Today after a successful two-week internship. In this position I do
a lot of research, editing, and writing, and have several articles published in print and online. I
also create sports trivia quizzes that the company sells to MSN as a profit center.

Intern, Georgetown University Athletics Marketing, Washington, D.C.

Feb. - March 2017
As part of an annual school internship, I worked with the department for two weeks. I helped
the company develop and expand their online presence and marketing strategies. I did re-
search on key markets, social media and competing companies. Additionally, I created and
launched several social media campaigns which generated thousands of views. For these cam-
paigns I created unique video and photo content. Another one of my responsibilities was run-
ning the marketing table and handling promotions/giveaways for athletic events.

Intern, BreastCancer.org, Ardmore, PA

Feb. 2015
As part of an annual school internship, I worked at the non-profit organization for two weeks.
I helped the organization launch their new prevention website, BreastHealth.org, by doing a
comprehensive research report on key influencers in relation to breast health, assisting at a PA
Pink Zone presentation at Penn State University, writing their about us section for website,
sitting in on business meetings and organizing merchandise. I gained experience in marketing,
demographics, social media, and the many components that go into non-profit organizations.

Intern, Home & Design Magazine, Rockville, MD

Feb. 2014
As part of an annual school internship, I worked at the magazine for two weeks in writing,
editing, design, and advertorial departments. I proofread articles, did various forms of re-
search, organized offices, wrote articles, and converted pictures and documents through com-
puter programs. This was a great experience because I am very interested in journalism as a
future career.

Teachers Assistant, Washington Hebrew Congregation-Religious School, Potomac, MD

Sep. 2011-2016
I taught K-2nd graders every Sunday about Jewish values, holidays, and traditions, among
other things. I helped the children with art, music, reading, and other activities. I also copied
papers and ran errands for other teachers. A big part of this job was setting a positive example
for the kids and giving them support as needed.

Camp Counselor, Washington Hebrew Congregation-Camp Keetov, Washington, DC

Summer 2013-Summer 2015
I worked at the camp during the summer as a counselor and occasional music teacher. Along
with my coworkers, I lead groups of kids, aged 2-5, on a daily basis. I also organized class-
rooms and outdoor play, played guitar and sang for the kids, taught extra activities, and helped
administrators.

EDUCATION:

The Field School, Washington, DC

3.93 Grade Point Average
Editor-in-Chief of The Field News
Co-founder and head producer of Field News Radio
Varsity Tennis
Honors Classes: Art History, The Story Behind the News, Womens History, Photojournal-
ism

ACTIVITIES:
National Student Leadership Conference for Journalism, Media Studies, and Communica-
tions at American University
Urban Journalism Workshop with The Washington Association of Black Journalists and
The Washington Posts Young Journalists Development Program
Model United Nations
Northwestern-Medill Journalism Institute: Highly selective five-week residency for U.S.
and international high school students. Included writing, editing, photography, video, pro-
ducing, ethics and digital media.

SKILLS:
Adobe: In-Design; Audition; Premier
Marketing and promotion through social media
Editing
Ethics and Law
Photography
Photo Editing