The Gen Z media company is gathering their community of college students and alumni to celebrate the brand's 15th anniversary and 10 years of Her ConferenceNEW YORK, June 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Her Conference , the signature event for Gen Z rooted in community, self-development, and empowerment, hosted by Her Campus - the #1 media brand and community for college women and Gen Z - returns to New York City on June 22 with even more excitement than ever before. The annual event, which welcomes members of the Her Campus community from across hundreds of campuses to engage with their Gen Z peers, hear from incredible keynote speakers and panels, as well as interact with their favorite brands, has extra significance this year as it also serves to honor the company's 15th year in business and the 10th year of Her Conference.The day will represent a mix of personal and professional development moments, connection, and inspiration, with electric and motivating speakers and programming. Actor, director and Tony Award-winning producer, best known for her roles on HBO Max's The Sex Lives of College Girls and Hulu's Reboot Alyah Chanelle Scott, and all-around soccer legend, World Cup Champion, Olympic Gold medalist Kelley O'Hara will take the stage as keynote speakers at the 2024 Her Conference.This year's Her Conference brings together members of the Her Campus community for an in-person experience they'll never forget. The one-day gathering creates a space for Gen Z to embrace their potential, celebrate their uniqueness, and explore the infinite possibilities of their future, through sessions including everything from guided meditation and goal-setting to authentic brand values to civic engagement, AI, strengthening relationships, and more. Brand sponsors including CVS Pharmacy, Dove, Amazon, Lipton, Hallmark, Microsoft and The Honey Pot will also be on-site with activations including a beauty touch-up bar, sweet treat shop, portrait studio, and more.The day before Her Conference, on Friday, June 21, Her Campus is convening top notable Her Campus alumni for a special celebration – 15 Years of Her Campus: The Her Campus Reunion – a meaningful, elevated afternoon to toast to the brand's milestone. Throughout the afternoon, guests will get to spotlight the impact they've had over 15 years and hear from one another through intimate firesides and conversations with inspiring alums who have risen to positions of power and leadership across media, marketing, tech, and more

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The Her Campus Awards Program Sponsored by e.l.f. Beauty Will Honor Inspiring College StudentsBOSTON, Nov. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Her Campus , an on campus organization and online magazine dedicated to empowering, celebrating, and guiding college women, today announced that submissions are now being accepted for the Her Campus e.l.f.ing Amazing 22 Under 22. With the support of sponsor e.l.f. Beauty , Her Campus is searching for the most ambitious, talented and forward-thinking college students who are making a difference in their communities and beyond.Submissions are open through December 15 and all students are invited to submit applications as well as nominate peers, as the program seeks to highlight those in STEM fields, nonprofit, entrepreneurial ventures, athletics and more."Today's college students are wielding their passion and influence like never before, and we are excited to spotlight this next generation of changemakers who are propelling our world forward," said Stephanie Kaplan Lewis, co-founder, CEO and Editor-In-Chief of Her Campus Media. "We are constantly amazed by the talents, drive, and innovation of today's college students and I look forward to being impressed by all of the inspiring nominees."Nominees will be evaluated based on criteria that includes leadership, career and academic excellence, community impact, demonstrated passion for their pursuit, and ambitions for their future.Past winners include Caroline Kaufman , who was recognized for using poetry to open up conversations around mental health, Neha Husein for her work in preventing distracted driving, Roberta Elena Lie for spearheading the fight for global sanitization, and Sasha Ariel Alston for cultivating an interest in STEM in young women of color