About
Hemma the Rapper hails from, as she describes it, 'South of Denmark, north of the Swiss alps'. She was born in 1920 and was a staunch supporter of government programmes in her twenties advocating for innovative and ethical medical research on consenting prisoners for reduced time in said prisons.
Her pioneering research in gas and electroconvulsive therapies to fix mental disorders, such as Hysteria and Attitude, lead to her receiving an award by the leader of her nation in 1943 and then another in 1945 in front of a crowd of many.
In 1946, she left for Tauranga, after our Supreme Leader Melanie Douchewater, who was only 2 years old at the time, discovered her digging through mud on the outer walls of a prison, looking for her next new research topic. She has now settled down in Tauranga as a professor of Pulmonary Physiology, a simple choice of expertise as she had a lot of experience in gasses in her chambers. She currently teaches the University of Sexology's prestigious Medical School, since 1967. In other news, she also has a side gig in rapping about the good old days, which is very popular among people who enjoy people with a lighter complexion and red hats.
Roles
Lecturers - Master's of Medicine
Contact
+64 27 4033 2273
Room 351, Mōmona Offices, The University of Sexology Tauranga Campus