The former Glasgow Hawk makes his first start for Glasgow in over a year and wants to use it to kick-start his professional career.
Kenny admitted: "I was on the bench against Cardiff last week, but I didn't get on the pitch, so that was pretty disappointing. This will be a difficult game. All the Irish teams are very good and Ulster are one of the top ones. It will be a tough test to have in my first game."
Kenny revealed he is relishing working with the new coaching team of Campbell and Sean Lineen after receiving a raw deal from the previous Glasgow coaching regime. "I am enjoying things at Glasgow at the moment. It has been good with Sean and Hugh here. They are very open and like a lot of player input into the training sessions.
"They are bringing in a nice style of rugby for the squad to play and for the crowd to watch and that is exciting for me to be involved with. We just need games to see how well we are progressing and then we will take it from there. But, so far, everything has been extremely encouraging."