Lisa Saladino Haney, Ph.D.

Biography

Lisa Saladino Haney is a curator at Carnegie Museum of Natural History and lecturer at the University of
Pittsburgh. She has a PhD in Egyptology from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in Ancient Near
Eastern and Egyptian Studies with a concentration in Museum Studies from New York University. She is
passionate about object-based learning and has worked at museums in Kansas City, New York,
Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. Her research has focused largely on the archaeology and material culture of
Egypt’s Middle Kingdom (ca. 2030 – 1650 BCE) and she has worked as an archaeologist and an
epigrapher in Egypt and Oman. She is the author of Visualizing Coregency: An Exploration of the Link
between Royal Image and Co-Rule during the Reign of Senwosret III and Amenemhet III and a co-editor
of Teaching Ancient Egypt in Museums: Pedagogies in Practice and Rethinking Ancient Egypt: Studies in
Honor of Ann Macy Roth.