ABOUT ​​
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Hi, I'm Jenn--co-founder of The Siotha Project alongside my husband, Kyle Gambol, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. The name Siotha is a Shawnee name that pays tribute to my
great-grandmother lineage.
As an arts-based practitioner, project manager, and advocate, I’m passionate about how the integrative arts support quality of life and strengthen relationships across individuals and communities. I earned a B.A. in English from Oklahoma State University and a Master’s degree in International Affairs and Conflict Management from Seton Hall University, along with additional certifications in psycho-somatic practices.
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I spent nearly a decade teaching and training in the healing arts before dedicating the past 15 years to designing and managing arts-based projects that blend creativity, wellness, and community engagement.
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Feel free to explore the site to find ways we can work together and hope our paths cross soon!
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Gratefully,​
Jenn​​
Education Highlights
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International Affairs Masters of Science, Seton Hall University
Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Sustainability Graduate Certification, Seton Hall University
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Additional Certifications:
Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner
Yoga as Therapy 200-hour
Art as Therapy Coaching
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.