A sixth-generation Texan and San Antonio native, Hannah achieved nascence at Santa Rosa Hospital just three days before the first Christmas of the new millennium – and she hasn’t gone far since then.

At 17, she packed her bags and took a short drive up I-35 to attend college at the University of Texas at Austin, where she further cemented her deep-seeded Texan identity and earned dual degrees in government and journalism. While at UT, Hannah stayed busy, serving as Editor-in-Chief of ORANGE Magazine during her final year as an undergraduate, and as a copy and managing editor for the two years prior. Upon graduation, she wet her feet in the World of News as an intern for The Austin Chronicle.

Beyond the reportorial, Hannah has interned for the United States House of Representatives, contributed to state and international legislative research projects and spent two years toiling away in the University of Texas Systems Office of Governmental Relations as a student associate. Oh, and she’s also a TREC-licensed real estate agent! (Currently unsponsored, but she still loves an aspirational Zillow scroll.)

While she would love to continue her journey in Austin, Hannah is open to relocating to *most* cities (she doesn’t fare well in the cold). If you have an opportunity in mind, PLEASE send it her way!