Andrew Hill - Associate Professor of Philosophy at St. Philip's College
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As a postgraduate research student at Trinity College Dublin, writing about human rights in Northern Ireland, I have taken classes, attended conferences, listened to lectures, and worked at the Corrymeela peace and reconciliation centre.  This has helped me gain insight and knowledge into the complex history and culture of this divided society, and the role of human rights today.
the university

Current Studies at the Trinity College Dublin, Founded in 1592

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Trinity College Dublin is recognised  internationally as Ireland's premier university and is ranked in 52nd position in the top 100 world universities by the QS World University Rankings 2010.
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the school

Irish School of Ecumenics,     

Doctor of Philosophy
Irish School of Ecumenics
Trinity College Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
2008 - Present
(Studies in progress)

The Irish  School of Ecumenics (ISE) is Ireland’s only cross-border post-graduate institute dedicated to the study and promotion of peace and reconciliation on  the island of Ireland and in the wider world.

The Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin, is located in Dublin and Belfast. It is committed to the study and promotion of dialogue, peace and reconciliation in Ireland and  around the world. It is recognised for its interdisciplinary approach to taught  programmes and research, drawing on the fields of politics, sociology, ethics, theology and religion.

the centre

Corrymeela Peace Centre in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland:

As part of my overall education about the people and history of Ireland, from 2010 to 2011 I served as the Project Administrator for the Corrymeela Peace and Reconciliation Centre in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland.
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The Centre is a ministry of the Corrymeela Community, an intentional Christian group of 130+ members with a shared commitment to cross- community and cross-border peace building and reconciliation.  My family and I lived at the Centre, and we contributed to the operational, educational and spiritual mission of the community.  In particular, I was part of a team that planned and organized specific activities and events.
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the classes

Outstanding Class:
"
Ethical Remembering"
Summer 2011

One of the best courses I took was called "Ethical Remembering" with Kathy Higgins, Ph.D. and Johnston McMasters, Ph.D.  

Overview of the Course: The events of 1912-1922 provided a decade of enormous change in Ireland leaving a legacy for good and ill. The events shaped the rest of the 20th century and still cast a long shadow into the 21st.

The centenaries of these dramatic events will be remembered between 2012-2022. The critical question is how? In a very different world and context how will we remember events of change steeped in violence? Both the change and the violence need to be remembered and acknowledged together in Ireland and Britain. Ethical remembering will mean asking critical and ethical questions about violence, justice, peace in the context of the present and the desired shared future.

I wrote an article about the class:
Ballycastle Chronicle, May 19, 2011


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  • Home
  • Education
    • Overview
    • Doctor of Jurisprudence
    • Master of Arts
    • Bachelor of Arts >
      • International Volunteer: Amigos de las Americas
    • Current Studies >
      • International Volunteer: Corrymeela Peace Centre
      • Study Abroad: The Hague, Netherlands
      • Specialized Seminars, Lectures & Conferences
  • Experience
    • Stanford University Fellow
    • Teaching Experience >
      • St. Philip's College, Texas 2013-Present >
        • Youtube Channel
      • Northwest Vista College 2011-2013 >
        • Evaluations: NVC
      • Tarrant County College 2006-2010 >
        • Evaluations: TCC
      • The University of Dallas 2006-2008 >
        • Evaluations: UD
      • St. Mary's University, Texas 1998-2005 >
        • Evaluations: StMU
    • Professional Positions >
      • Director
      • Associate Dean
      • Associate Director
      • Assistant Director
      • Project Administrator
  • Service to the College
    • St. Philip's College >
      • Fulbright Scholars >
        • 2019 Scholar-in-Residence >
          • Fall 2019
          • Spring 2020
        • 2016 Scholar-in-Residence
      • Philosophy Awards Website
      • Philosophy Club
      • Ethics Bowl Team
      • 2019 Summer Academy
      • 2015 Study Abroad
      • 2014 Leadership Institute
    • Northwest Vista College >
      • International Education Committee >
        • International Education Week 2012
        • International Education Week 2011
      • Peace and Conflict Studies Committee >
        • 2013 Peace and Conflict Studies Summer Workshop
        • Exploring Humanitarian Law: American Red Cross
      • Special Projects >
        • Fall 2012: Presidential Debate Watch Program
        • Fall 2012: Service Projects
        • Spring 2012: "Doing Ethics" Brown-Bag Lunch Series
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        • ASACCU
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