Director // Student Affairs Communications and Marketing
Jenna Kyger Lewis is the Director of Student Affairs Communications and Marketing at Penn State University. She focuses on themes related to education, higher education, and agriculture, with a particular interest in campus life, university research, and sustainable practices in AgriTech and horticulture. Jenna's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her insights into consumer health, mental health, and the intersection of arts and entertainment within the academic community.
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Jenna's focus primarily revolves around local events and announcements in the State College area, with a significant emphasis on education-related themes. She is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique cultural or societal events taking place within the community, particularly those related to educational institutions like Penn State.
Given her coverage attributes, Jenna may appreciate pitches involving expert commentary from individuals directly involved in organizing or participating in these local events. This could include educators, community leaders, or students who can offer firsthand insights into the cultural and educational activities being featured.
When reaching out to Jenna, consider tailoring your pitch specifically to the State College area and highlighting how it relates to education or local culture and society.
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By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
Dan Murphy has been named senior director of administration and chief of staff for Penn State Student Affairs, effective July 1. He brings more than two decades of experience in student affairs leadership, strategic planning and campus collaboration to the newly redefined role.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
Selected from more than 200 chapters across North America, Penn State's Nittany National Residence Hall Honorary chapter was honored for its commitment to student leadership, service and recognition within the University's residential communities.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
Penn State Student Farm and Food Systems will host its annual Summer Plant Sale from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on both Thursday, July 23, and Friday, July 24, at Headhouse III of the Tyson greenhouses on Curtin Road. The annual sale, open to the Penn State community and public, will feature garden seedlings, houseplants and late-season crops.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
An exhibition of encaustic paintings made with locally sourced and recycled materials will be on view Aug. 19 through Jan. 8 at the HUB-Robeson Galleries.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
Penn State students are invited to the Campus Food Systems Kick-Off Aug. 27 at the Student Farm, featuring a free dinner, hands-on activities and opportunities to connect with food systems organizations. The event will highlight student involvement in food security, sustainability, nutrition and agriculture initiatives.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
The Center for Arts and Crafts at Penn State is accepting registrations for fall 2026 classes and workshops. Session 1 offerings begin the week of Sept. 14 with a variety of classes, including wheel-thrown pottery, drawing, stained glass, oil painting, beginning crochet and more.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
The Student Farm Club will host its 11th annual Harvest Fest, free and open to the public, on Thursday, Sept. 17, at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm. The event will feature farm-fresh food samples, cooking demonstrations, a petting zoo, crafts and other farm-themed activities.
The Feed the People market stand returns to the HUB-Robeson Center every Wednesday through Nov. 4, offering free, farm-fresh produce and food access resources to the Penn State community.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
Funding from Pennsylvania’s "It’s On Us" initiative will support expanded peer education and prevention efforts at Penn State.
By: Jenna Kyger Lewis
New improvements include pavement repairs and court resurfacing, new fencing, and increased accessibility for students and the Penn State community.
