Hannah Cameron

Hannah Cameron is a doctoral student in the Urban and Regional Planning and Design program at the University of Maryland. Her research interests and ongoing work examines discourses of monumentality and the ways in which social and spatial constructs intersect with past and present commemoration and memorialization in public spaces of cities. 

In her current role, Hannah works as a Graduate Assistant to the Historic Preservation Program Director and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in historic preservation and planning history and theory. 

Advisor

Willow Lung-Amam

Research Interests/Specializations:

Monumentality, Representation, Narrative, Social Movements, Planning History and Theory, Cultural Landscapes, Historic Preservation

On/Off-Campus Job

• Graduate Assistant to the Historic Preservation Program Director
• Instructor, URSP605 Planning History and Theory
• Instructor, HISP200 The Everyday and the American Environment

Extracurricular Involvement

• Student Member, American Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP)
• Student Member, Urban Affairs Association (UAA)
• URPD Seminar Committee

Education

• (Candidate) PhD in Urban and Regional Planning and Design, University of Maryland
• Master of Urban and Regional Planning, Virginia Commonwealth University