Jordan Kirtley
Marketing ManagerJordan Kirtley is an artist and designer native to Wichita. Jordan graduated from Wichita State University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in studio art and a minor in entrepreneurship. Since January 2014, she has held various roles at KMUW until finding the perfect fit as Marketing Manager. More casually she is known as KMUW’s “in-house artist,” having designed the many facets of KMUW’s visual identity.
In 2020 Jordan began writing and voicing Next Up, a local events commentary for which she and producer Fletcher Powell were awarded first place for public service announcement in 2021 by the Kansas Association of Broadcasters.
In her free time, which is rare as a new mom, Jordan makes artwork with whatever media currently interests her. She’s pursuing, albeit slowly, an animation degree through WSU’s Media Arts program. Her artwork has been exhibited at CityArts, Wichita State University, Friends University and Mark Arts. She has served on the volunteer alliance for the Ulrich Museum of Art, and is currently a member of the WSU Art and Design Advocates board.
Jordan can be reached by email at kirtley@kmuw.org.
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Upcoming local events include ICT Brunch Fest, Open Streets ICT's return to Nomar and more. -
Upcoming local events include Art at the Arb, Open Streets ICT, a downtown cleanup, and more. -
Upcoming local events include an Easter Eggstravaganza, Tulip Festival, ICT Block Party, and a #ReadICT book swap. -
This year’s Big Read selection is Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by cartoonist Roz Chast. The Wichita Public Library and partnering organizations are putting on events throughout March and April. -
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Valentine's Day is coming up! Whether you want to revel in the holiday or hurry up and get it over with, here are a few options for things to do. -
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It’s a new year, so why not learn a new skill or take up a new hobby? Wichita Park and Rec has tons of options for all ages, and the new winter 2023 issue of the city’s Evolve guide lays it all out. -
Although the Wichita Public Library will be closed around Christmas and New Year’s, there are still so many events, classes and programs for people of all ages to enjoy. -
Looking for more ways to get into the Christmas spirit? Here's a look at a few upcoming events.
