Jennifer Lindholm

Digital and Media Relations Strategist

With a focus on storytelling, Jennifer connects with audiences and inspires curiosity through strategic marketing and communications. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Wichita State University. An avid traveler, Jennifer and her family are on a mission to explore all 50 states, believing that these experiences foster well-rounded and inclusive perspectives.

Recent Blog Posts By Jennifer Lindholm

Carl Inzerillo, DO (COM 1964) smiles in a grey suit and purple tie.

A half century of healing, mentoring and change: Dr. Carl Inzerillo tapped as KCU Alumni Association president

By Jennifer Lindholm Dec 11, 2024

Every KCU graduate has a story. Carl Inzerillo, DO (COM 1974), is about to add an exciting new chapter that will impact the entire KCU community. With a connection to KCU spanning over five decades, Inzerillo brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for osteopathic medicine as president of the KCU Alumni Association for 2025.

Jessica Bennet stands in front of her poster at OHD.

KCU student Jessica Bennett showcases muscular dystrophy research at KC One Health Day

By Jennifer Lindholm Nov 12, 2024

At the 2024 KC One Health Day, Jessica Bennett, a third-year student at Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine unveiled compelling new research on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Her findings offer hope in the fight against this challenging disease, which predominantly impacts young boys, marking a potential turning point in treatment strategies.

Four Rockhurst University students smile as they stand behind KCU and Rockhurst leaders as they sign agreement.

Rockhurst University and Kansas City University launch accelerated pathway for future health care leaders

By Jennifer Lindholm Nov 8, 2024

Rockhurst University and Kansas City University announced a new agreement that will provide high school graduates an accelerated pathway to earn a medical degree in just seven years. This collaboration marks a significant step toward enhancing access to medical education in the Kansas City region.