About The Authors
The Team
Our Bloggers
Several members of the HeinOnline team contribute to the HeinOnline Blog to make database research not only easy, but enticing. The authors have decades of combined experience working with HeinOnline, so they are well-versed in the nuances of each database. Their expertise helps both new and experienced users find the best ways to navigate HeinOnline and locate the most relevant hidden gems.
Lauren has been an employee of the William S. Hein & Co., Inc. for more than 25 years. Throughout her tenure, she has contributed to a variety of departments, gaining extensive experience and a diverse skill set. Most recently, she acts as a lead member of the marketing staff and oversees the HeinOnline support team. Lauren’s blog posts focus on tips, tricks, and how to make the most out of HeinOnline tools. She also enjoys writing on topics that are close to her heart, such as social issues, pop culture, and sports.
Lauren Mattiuzzo
Marketing & Support Coordinator
Stephanie has been an employee of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. for more than 10 years. She began her career preparing books and other content for digitization and is currently the senior member of the Publications Department. Stephanie’s blog posts dig up some of the more unique titles within HeinOnline, focusing on true crime, pop culture, and historical events.
Stephanie Jacobson
Publications Coordinator
Cammie joined the Marketing Team at HeinOnline in November 2024, where she contributes to a range of marketing initiatives, including email communications, blog posts, and tradeshow and conference support. Before coming to Hein, she gained valuable experience as a copywriter and digital marketer, working across both for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. This diverse background has shaped her unique perspective on the impact of effective communication.
Cammie Clayton
Junior Marketing Professional
Anna joined the Hein Publications team in March of 2020. She currently works on various projects including print publications, continuation titles, and World and State Constitutions. Before coming to Hein, she spent more than five years working in community journalism as a reporter and editor. She earned her B.A. in Media and Communications from SUNY Old Westbury and M.S. in Publishing from Pace University.