Hannah Farrell Email and Phone Number

Farrell developed an original project titled "Developing an Interactive Exhibit of Native American Artifacts: Using the Richmond Collection to Educate People about the Life ways of Ancient People" under the guidance of Renee Whitman (Anthropology).Created to recognize and promote undergraduate scholarship and creative activity, Student Research and Creative Activity Day has become the premier event for the scholarly student exhibition. More than 100 students, supported by faculty sponsors from a variety of academic disciplines, are virtually displayed for the public to view. All presentations can be found on the Student Research and Creative Activity Day web page.

I have conducted research for Dr. Renee Whitman, focusing on the museum curation of an archaeological exhibit at Gilbertsville Museum.

Teaching assistant in an entry level anthropology course with Dr. Renee Whitman.Brief description of course: An introduction of world prehistory and the shared human past from emergence of human beings to the rise of ancient states and empires, with special attention to key developments such as the emergence of art, farming, urbanism and social complexity. Emphasis is placed on archaeology as anthropology and the relevance of archaeology to modern human society and politics