When we have writer’s block, sometimes it can feel as though it will never end. During these times, we all need a little inspiration to break through our funk and stay motivated. If you need some help getting inspired, read below for #TeamHSC’s favorite ways to stay creative! Kelsey, Social Media Manager: If she has a writer's block when creating content, she always read Refinery 29's "Money Diaries" articles. They have absolutely nothing to do with content creation, but they

We’ve all been there. Whether you are having a discussion with a coworker and the person next to you interrupts you, or even if they are simply just rambling on and you need to get work done. As much as you would love to chat during the day, you need to make sure your work gets completed before leaving the office. How should you handle them effectively and respectfully? We’ve compiled a few suggested sayings on how to deal with this politely J “I really want to hear the rest

Marisa Goldstein left, Ari Richman right We got to sit down for a little Q&A with Marisa Goldstein co-founder of @Nashville_Eats, the largest food instagram account in Nashville. Alongside Marisa in running the account is Ari Richman. They graduated Vanderbilt in 2018 and absolutely love Nashville. Ari is from Chicago and moved back there to work in real estate development and Marisa moved back to her hometown in New York to pursue a career in advertising. Both are absolute f

A press release is one of the most traditional ways to communicate to media in the public relations industry. Even today in the digital age, publicists still send out press releases and consider it an essential and fundamental tool in PR. A few reasons press releases are still relevant are: they tell the entire story in a single message, they are perceived as credible to media and public and they are accessible and can be easily shared. A press release should be factual and a