Jennifer Kobylecky

Jennifer Kobylecky has over 25 years of work experience in various roles. Jennifer is currently working at PBS Wisconsin as the Associate Director of Education Engagement. In this role, they lead a team that shares PBS resources with PreK-12 educators in Wisconsin to support a wide range of learning outcomes.

Prior to their current position, Jennifer worked at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as the Communications and Outreach Manager. Jennifer developed communication and outreach strategies to promote campus and community resources for innovators. Jennifer also provided editorial leadership for website redesigns and facilitated partnerships to support campus innovators.

Jennifer also has experience working at The Aldo Leopold Foundation, where they served as the Director of Education. During their time there, they launched the Building a Land Ethic Conference and established the foundation's Diversity and Inclusion Council. Jennifer also worked as the Education Coordinator, creating, planning, and leading various education programs.

Earlier in their career, Jennifer worked at the Student Conservation Association, Frost Valley YMCA, Berbee Information Networks, Kitson Marketing, Inc, and Presbyterian Camps in various roles related to program coordination, marketing, and media buying.

Overall, Jennifer Kobylecky has a diverse range of experience in education, communication, outreach, and program coordination roles.

Jennifer Kobylecky earned a Master of Science (MS) degree in Natural Resources (Environmental Education and Interpretation) from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Communication from Illinois State University. In addition, Jennifer obtained a certification in Ken Blanchard on Servant Leadership from LinkedIn in 2021.