PERSONAL BIO
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Hi, I'm Jenn--co-founder of The Siotha Project with my husband, Kyle Gambol, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Over the past 15-years, I've explored how the creative and healing arts support quality of life and healthy relationships with ourselves and others. My work experience, education, and life experiences have provided me unique tools to share through The Siotha Project.
My education started with a B.A. in English and work in the health and wellness field, teaching and training in yoga, boxing, krav maga, and bodywork. I gained my 2020 Masters' degree in International Affairs (emphasis in conflict resolution). After graduate school, I parlayed business skills with the arts offering branding, marketing, and events through entrepreneurship and my own creative agency.
In 2023, I gained the opportunity to move into a statewide public-servant role and oversee music development for the Oklahoma Film + Music Office while continuing to help small businesses and creatives brand and market authentically. Additionally, I'm a singer-songwriter with Willow Way and mama to a 12-year-old daughter and two quirky pups.
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The name Siotha derives from the Shawnee language and my great-grandmother lineage, and this project takes into account history, culture, psychology, physiology, and more to help improve mental, emotional, and physical health.
​Throughout the journey, it's been important to me to forward the wellness and conflict resolution skills I've been so passionate about. Feel free to explore the site and learn more about me below and about what I can share/offer.
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I hope our paths cross soon!
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Gratefully,
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Jenn​​
Education Highlights
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International Affairs Masters of Science (M.S.), Seton Hall University
Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Sustainability Graduate Certification, Seton Hall University
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace Certification, University of Southern Florida
Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner Certification
Yoga as Therapy 200-hour Certification
I’m Kyle Gambol, co-workshop facilitator with The Siotha Project, an IT Specialist at Tinker Air Force Base and former U.S. Marine. My time in the service took me to various countries such as the Philippines, Cuba, and Australia and highlights include a humanitarian aid award to the Solomon Islands and Outstanding Performance award with the 31st Marine Expedition Unit in Japan.
Prior to my time in the military, I attended the University of Central Oklahoma where I studied psychology. I’ve always been interested in mental health and wellness, and in 2023 I gained my MHFA (Mental Health First Aid) Responder certification. I’m passionate about supporting other veterans through workshops and local rucking trips.