Growing up, Hannah was always fascinated by criminal science and investigations. After completing her behavioural neuroscience thesis at the University of Guelph, she was delighted for the opportunity to begin graduate work in forensic psychology at Carleton University. She is currently involved in a variety of studies related to investigative interviewing including research on nudging techniques and strategic use of evidence. In the future, Hannah wishes to be a leader and consultant for a criminal investigations unit and continue her involvement in forensic psychology research.