Kelly Jarrett is a professional with an extensive background in administration, project management, and program coordination. With a master's degree in divinity and ethics from Yale Divinity School, a PhD in religion and culture from Duke University, and a bachelor's degree in art therapy from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Kelly has a diverse educational background that has molded her into a well-rounded administrator.

Over the years, Kelly has held various positions in prestigious organizations like Duke University, where she worked as an Administrative Coordinator at the Duke Clinical Research Institute, Associate Director of the Duke Islamic Studies Center and Duke University Middle East Studies Center, the Program Director at Duke Islamic Studies Center and Program Coordinator. She has also worked as an Assistant Managing Editor at the Journal of American Literature, Duke University Press, and as an Instructor at the Department of Religion, Duke University.

Kelly's expertise lies in project management, administration, and coordination of programs. She has a keen eye for detail and excels in identifying areas of mutual interest to facilitate effective networking and collaboration. Her work experience has enabled her to develop tactical strategies for identifying, prioritizing, and achieving large goals, embracing and implementing changes in response to unanticipated problems or opportunities.