Jenna Farley is the Director of Programs for the Colorado Campus Compact and oversees the operations of both the UCAN Serve and ACCESS Colorado programs.

Ms. Farley brings fifteen years of professional experience with her to Colorado Campus Compact including program management, organizational development and broad-based community organizing.  In every aspect of her work, she has advocated for those unable to represent themselves, empowered the disenfranchised, and brought diverse peoples and interests together around issues critically important to the health and vitality of individuals and communities.

In addition to her professional work, Ms. Farley has worked and volunteered in various capacities across the globe including Calcutta, India; Quetzaltenango, Guatemala; and McMurdo Station, Antarctica.   

Ms. Farley earned her Master of Arts in Sustainable Development from the School for International Training Graduate Institute in Brattleboro, Vermont, and her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Seattle University.  She is a Colorado native and fifth generation home owner in North Denver.