Hannah F. Keller

Associate

Hannah Frances Keller is originally from Lexington, Kentucky, and has lived in Louisiana for over fifteen years. Hannah graduated from Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of the Arts in Music and a Minor in Psychology. During her studies at LSU, Hannah worked as an undergraduate research associate for LSU’s Music Cognition Lab, as well as the Neurobiology and Nutrition Lab and the Adipocyte Biology Lab at Pennington Biomedical Research Center. Hannah successfully defended her undergraduate thesis project regarding occupational injuries in musicians and graduated from LSU with College Honors in 2019. Hannah also presented her research at the 2018 International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition (ICMPC) in Montreal, Canada.

After her undergraduate career, Hannah attended Tulane Law School and graduated in 2023 with a certificate in Maritime Law. As part of her law school career, Hannah worked as a student research assistant and student attorney with the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic and was a member of the Tulane Environmental Law Journal. Hannah also began volunteering with the Ella Project, a nonprofit organization in New Orleans that serves artists, musicians, and community advocates. After law school, Hannah completed a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Karen Wells Roby at the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.

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