Sygiel Solutions Services
Developing teaching strategies
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Developing curriculum to meet today’s academic standards and use current resources is a difficult task. Let Sygiel Solutions design lessons that engage students while developing 21st century skills.
Crafting communication projects
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Have a new product that needs to be explained in layman’s terms? Need concise writing to explain a new fundraising project? Let Sygiel Solutions help hone your messages to appeal to your target audience.
Coaching and mentoring
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Everyone has a story to tell, but sometimes the author is too close to tell it concisely. Sygiel Solutions will help you determine your audience, find the right style and capture your voice.
Project management
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Often, an organization recognizes the importance of a project, but its staff has an already full plate. Sygiel Solutions can break the project into manageable parts.
About Lynn Sygiel
“Lynn was hired as a consultant to enhance our magnet- theme curriculum for Crestview School of Communication. She took bits and pieces of our current communication curriculum along with our ideas and ran with it. As a result of Lynn being so well connected throughout Indianapolis, new relationships have been built and we clearly see more opportunities available. Lynn is creative, thorough, professional and reliable and was a game changer for my school.”
– Kim Brown, Crestview principal, Lawrence Township
Lynn Sygiel has worked in both formal and informal learning environments during her career. Prior to her work as a consultant, she was executive director of Y-Press, a respected youth-media organization based in Indianapolis.
In its first 16 years, it was known as Children’s Express. During the news organization’s 24-year tenure, youth journalists reported on issues for The Indianapolis Star, and later for WFYI, public broadcasting. Sygiel’s journalism experience includes management roles for The Salem Evening News and Y-Press. Prior to her work with young people in journalism, Sygiel was a classroom teacher in Wisconsin.
Her current volunteer work includes serving as a reviewer for Indiana Youth Institute’s monthly professional development grants and on the board of advisors for IMAGINE: Students for Global and Local Action, a student-driven, problem-based service-learning program for middle-school students.
Sygiel received her B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and a master’s degree from Simmons College in Boston.