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.
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."
BROWN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Ellis Clark
BA International & Public Affairs 2023
Mia Freund
B.A. Undeclared 2023
Nat Hardy
B.A. Visual Arts & American Students 2022
Carmen Horn
English Nonfiction 2021
Kristen Marchetti
Visual Art & History of Art and Architecture 2022
Madison Mott
M.A. Public Humanities 2020
Rebecca Rex
M.A. Public Humanities 2020
RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN STUDENTS
Florence Conway
B.A. Illustration 2020
Timothy Prieto
Interior architecture 2021
ORIGINAL MEMES created by Mia Freund, Nat Hardy, Carmen Horn, Kristen Marchetti, and Timothy Prieto.
INTERACTIVE TIMELINE created by Ellis Clark, Florence Conway, Maddie Mott, and Rebecca Rex.
INSTRUCTOR
Ron M. Potvin
Assistant Director & Curator
John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities & Cultural Heritage
LIPPITT HOUSE MUSEUM
Carrie Taylor
Museum Director
Cathy Saunders
Curator of Education
JOHN NICHOLAS BROWN CENTER FOR PUBLIC HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
Sabina Griffin
Center Manager
Yiru Zhang
M.A. Public Humanities 2020