Growing up in Naples, Florida, Jenna Huhn enjoyed horseback riding and exploring the world around her. These formative years created a solid foundation for her academic studies at the Community School of Naples, a private preparatory school that provided Jenna with opportunities to expand her educational horizons. Thanks to her high academic achievement, Jenna was accepted as a member of the National Honor Society.
During her junior year of high school, Jenna Huhn was selected to participate in a study abroad program in Santander, Spain. This total immersion allowed her to develop her language skills while providing her with added insights into the Spanish culture. Jenna participated in a number of team sports in high school and served as the captain of both her varsity soccer team and her junior varsity volleyball team. These roles allowed her to develop leadership skills that she puts to use in her current position as a development coordinator at the Cato Institute.
Jenna Huhn continued her educational career at Boston University, a private research institution that offered her a wide range of new challenges. Jenna continued her record of academic excellence and remained on the honor roll throughout her studies at this esteemed university. Her membership in the Alpha Phi sorority provided her with emotional support and allowed her to enjoy friendships she maintains today. These educational experiences provided a solid foundation for her current position at the Cato Institute and her continued climb up the ladder of success.
During her junior year of high school, Jenna Huhn was selected to participate in a study abroad program in Santander, Spain. This total immersion allowed her to develop her language skills while providing her with added insights into the Spanish culture. Jenna participated in a number of team sports in high school and served as the captain of both her varsity soccer team and her junior varsity volleyball team. These roles allowed her to develop leadership skills that she puts to use in her current position as a development coordinator at the Cato Institute.
Jenna Huhn continued her educational career at Boston University, a private research institution that offered her a wide range of new challenges. Jenna continued her record of academic excellence and remained on the honor roll throughout her studies at this esteemed university. Her membership in the Alpha Phi sorority provided her with emotional support and allowed her to enjoy friendships she maintains today. These educational experiences provided a solid foundation for her current position at the Cato Institute and her continued climb up the ladder of success.
