Amy Henricksen, Jill Shriver and Lisa Schott welcome the opportunity to meet with anyone interested in learning more about conserving land within a five-mile radius of Kenyon College. Partnerships are key to our work and we are fortunate to work with many community partners and students and staff at the College who are committed to protecting local farmland and natural resources. We also appreciate the opportunity to work closely with student interns who help spread the word about our mission and provide creative content for the conservancy's blog, A Knox County Almanac.
Read more below about the staff and student interns.
Lisa Schott
Amy Henricksen
Jill Shriver
Philander Chase Conservancy Interns
Jayne Gelman '22
gelman1@kenyon.edu
Jayne is a sophomore Environmental Studies major from Morgantown, West Virginia. Along with working for the conservancy, Jayne assists the Kenyon athletic trainers and is a member of the Ladies' lacrosse team. After Kenyon, she is interested in pursuing a law degree in hopes of being an environmental lawyer and protecting the Earth's natural beauty.
Mikaela Lancy '23
lancy1@kenyon.edu
Mikaela is a sophomore and Environmental Studies major from Shaker Heights, Ohio. Along with working for the conservancy, she takes part in other eco-friendly organizations on campus and is interested in pursuing environmental activism. After Kenyon, Mikaela intends to participate in climate change education efforts and hopes to take part in rebuilding public policy to better protect world ecosystems and marginalized peoples.