Hannah works in the Motor Speech Lab at the Communicative Sciences and Disorders Department under advisement from Maria Grigos, Ph.D., CCC-SLP.

Hannah's current research projects focus on childhood apraxia of speech, with a particular emphasis on early identification and intervention. She specializes in perceptual, acoustic, kinematic, and survey methods.

Hannah received her masters in speech-language pathology from University of Washington and her bachelors in speech, language, and hearing sciences from University of Colorado in Boulder. Hannah worked as a clinical speech-language pathologist in early intervention for three years before returning to academia to pursue research.