About Us
Suffrage in Rhode Island: A Lippitt Family Perspective is a collaborative project between Lippitt House Museum and the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage at Brown University.
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Content for this project was created by students in the Brown University American Studies course AMST 1903Z, “Shrine, House, or Home: Rethinking the Historic House Museum."
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BROWN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Ellis Clark
BA International & Public Affairs 2023
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Mia Freund
B.A. Undeclared 2023
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Nat Hardy
B.A. Visual Arts & American Students 2022
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Carmen Horn
English Nonfiction 2021
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Kristen Marchetti
Visual Art & History of Art and Architecture 2022
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Madison Mott
M.A. Public Humanities 2020
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Rebecca Rex
M.A. Public Humanities 2020
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RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN STUDENTS
Florence Conway
B.A. Illustration 2020
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Timothy Prieto
Interior architecture 2021
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ORIGINAL MEMES created by Mia Freund, Nat Hardy, Carmen Horn, Kristen Marchetti, and Timothy Prieto.
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INTERACTIVE TIMELINE created by Ellis Clark, Florence Conway, Maddie Mott, and Rebecca Rex.
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INSTRUCTOR
Ron M. Potvin
Assistant Director & Curator
John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities & Cultural Heritage
LIPPITT HOUSE MUSEUM
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Carrie Taylor
Museum Director
Cathy Saunders
Curator of Education
JOHN NICHOLAS BROWN CENTER FOR PUBLIC HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
Sabina Griffin
Center Manager
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Yiru Zhang
M.A. Public Humanities 2020
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