In this episode of Beyond Her Campus, host Julianne Skrivan invites Anna Carbone, a Senior Social Impact Specialist at Headspace and a Licensed Master Social Worker, to discuss the importance of mental health, its prioritization in daily life, and how it influences both personal and professional realms. They celebrate Her Campus's 15-year anniversary and explore how Anna’s experiences linked to supporting mental health gained through her participation in Her Campus were relevant and adaptable across different fields.

Julianne and Anna delve into strategies for prioritizing mental health amidst social media noise and the political climate. Anna shares the concept of 'community care,' emphasizing the societal benefits of prioritizing individual mental health. She provides practical self-care advice, including slowing down in busy environments like New York City, and highlights the importance of self-awareness and active listening in her work. Anna talks about her journey from a communications background to working in mental health, including her transformative experiences at Headspace and working in the Office of Former First Lady Michelle Obama. As they explore the intersection of career and mental well-being, Anna advises soon-to-be graduates on balancing mental health with thriving careers, shares her anticipation of autumn in New York City, and encourages listeners to prioritize hobbies and self-care practices.

In this episode of Beyond Her Campus, host Julianne welcomes author and editor Hannah Orenstein to celebrate 15 years of Her Campus. Hannah dives into her unique journey from aspiring magazine journalist and Her Campus's first intern, to becoming a published author and deputy editor at Bustle. She shares insights on balancing her roles, the influence of mentorship, and the serendipitous experience that led to her debut novel, Playing with Matches.

Hannah also discusses her new book, Maine Characters, set in her beloved Maine, and the creative benefits of writing longhand. The episode includes practical advice for aspiring writers, the impact of social media on her connection with readers, and the importance of mental health for balancing professional and personal goals. Tune in for an inspiring conversation packed with tips for writers and editors alike.

In this episode of Beyond Her Campus: Celebrating 15 Years, Julianne sits down with Rosa Heyman. They start by reminiscing about Rosa's journey from her time as a Her Campus Chapter Leader at Wash U, where she got her first taste of the media world, despite the university not having a journalism program. Rosa discusses her new role as Executive Director of Content and Brand Strategy at Hearst, where she’s crafting the future of iconic brands like ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, and Town & Country. She explains the day-to-day challenges and excitement of future-proofing media brands amid the ever-shifting landscape of the industry.

Julianne and Rosa also touch on the importance of being adaptable and open to new opportunities, and Rosa shares insights from her remarkable career at publications like Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, and People. The episode wraps up with advice for young professionals and reflections on the role Her Campus has played in Rosa’s career, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in media.

Rosa answers rapid-fire questions, revealing her desire for the upcoming election to happen and her career mantra: ‘Play chess, not checkers.’ Don’t miss this deep dive into the past, present, and future of media with Rosa Heyman.