Hannah Herriott

Hannah Herriott is an anatomy and neuroscience professor in Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions’ School of Rehabilitative & Health Sciences at Regis University. She decided to pursue a career as a medical educator due to her passion for facilitating learning in others coupled with a desire to improve healthcare through more holistic approaches to professional education and development. Hannah’s research interests are driven by the Jesuit value of magis; as she strives to add to the collective body of educational research in the pursuit of excellence. This research includes exploring innovative methods of promoting interprofessional education, communication, teamwork, near peer mentorship, and culturally inclusive teaching practices into a curriculum.

Interacting with students and aiding in their growth, personally as well as professionally, is the highlight of Hannah’s job as an educator. Her favorite quote, by Saint Thérèse de Lisieux, is “Without love, deeds, even the most brilliant, count as nothing.” It is that love of her students, colleagues, and community that drives every facet of her academic, service, and research roles both within and outside of Regis.