Jenna Sierra

Contributed to the 2026–2027 Jurisdictional HIV/AIDS Prevention Plan and analyzed public health data for reports to the Mayor's Office. Researched HIV/AIDS-related rulemaking and drafted public comments.

Managed donor records and contributions in Bloomerang, cultivated donor relationships, and supported event coordination to advance animal welfare legislation.

Researched resources, funding, and training opportunities to advance reproductive health outcomes in Tampa Bay with Healthy Start Florida.

Coordinated WashU Medicine's participation in the Multi-Cancer Blood Detection Vanguard Study, supporting study operations and participant recruitment. Recruited and enrolled participants, conducted informed consent, and ensured IRB compliance.

Partnered with USF researchers to improve curriculum evaluation and streamline data collection. Facilitated inclusive sexual-health programming for youth and managed social media and newsletters.

Graduate Policy Scholar program at the Clark-Fox Policy Institute from 2025 to 2026.

Master of Social Policy from the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis.

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of South Florida.