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Hannah FerriterConference ExecutiveHannah was born in Reading, and has lived in Marlow all her life. She started rowing whilst at secondary school and competed for both her school and later the Marlow Rowing Club winning many local and national events including the National Schools Head of the River.Hannah graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science in July 2008 where she studied International Relations and History and acted as secretary of the Politics society during her second year. As a part of her course Hannah completed a dissertation entitled Petty Crimes and Petticoats: The Transportation of Women to Australia 1870 -1890. Before joining Connect she took on a voluntary role as the Press Officer for the Marlow Regatta, an event which she has been involved with for many years. This is a role Hannah is continuing in a voluntary capacity. |
Q: Where were you born?
Reading
Q: What are your academic achievements?
BSc. International Relations and History
Q: What sparked your interest in politics?
A visit from our local MP when I was at primary school, the 1997 election and an inspiring Politics teacher at secondary school
Q: Proudest moment?
Graduating from LSE
Q: Which political person do you most admire?
Nelson Mandela
Q: Your greatest ambition?
To write a book
Q: When are you happiest?
When I’m with my family and friends
Q: What is the one thing you want to do before you die?
Go shark diving- preferably in the Perspex cages you can go in – I’m not brave enough to free dive but I think being submerged in a Perspex tube surrounded by sharks is as brave as I’m prepared to be!
Q: Who would you invite to your dream dinner party?
Stephen Fry, Winston Churchill, Audrey Hepburn
Q: Worst political moment?
George W. Bush being re- elected was pretty shocking!
Q: What would people be surprised to know about you?
I have a phobia of Sweetcorn
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