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Andrew Hill Associate Professor St. Philip's College 1801 Martin Luther King Drive San Antonio, Texas 78203 Phone: (210) 486-2565 Email: [email protected] |
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Andrew Hill 8652 Wood Forest San Antonio, Texas 78251-2544 USA Phone: (210) 284-6494 Email: [email protected] |
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I belong to Sugar Land, Texas
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Work Contact Information:
Andrew Hill Associate Professor St. Philip's College 1801 Martin Luther King Drive San Antonio, Texas 78203 Phone: (210) 486-2565 Email: [email protected] |
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Home Contact Information:
Andrew Hill 8652 Wood Forest San Antonio, Texas 78251-2544 USA Phone: (210) 284-6494 Email: [email protected] |
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Men's Group Presentation for 14 July 2020
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Men's Group Presentation for 07 February 2023
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JVP Presentation for 24 June 2020
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In 1998, with my wife Mary Lynne, and my parents, Mary Colvin Hill and Andrew Emery Hill, at graduation from Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans.
1998
Loyola University
Loyola University
2000
St. Mary's University
St. Mary's University
In 2000, my wife Mary Lynne and I received the Marianist Heritage Award from St. Mary's University in San Antonio.
2015
Graduation at St. Philip's College
Graduation at St. Philip's College
2018
Ethics Classes
Ethics Classes
As part of the 40th Annual International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence I received the 2018 NISOD Excellence Award, a national teaching honor from the College of Education of the University of Texas at Austin, for my teaching at St. Philip's College in San Antonio, Texas, on May 27, 2018.
This photo is from the annual Red Mass at the San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio, Texas on October 11, 2018.
On October 1, 2015, the students in my Ethics class had a visit from Jim Avila, Senior National Correspondent for ABC News. He was in town to give the SPC President's Lecture for Fall 2015.
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Kathy Sisoian, Vice President of Student Development at St. Mary's University
Karen Johnson, Dean of Students at St. Mary's University
● Institute for Student Affairs at Catholic Colleges, Cleveland, Ohio, 1999
Examples of My Recent Professional Development Sessions at NVC:
We value working together to make our shared vision a reality, recognizing that the whole we can create together is greater than the sum of its parts.
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We value a quality learning environment in which each of us grows in effectiveness as a worker and citizen while acquiring knowledge and understanding of self, community, and our cultural diversity.
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Mission of Northwest Vista College:
Creating Opportunities for Success.
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We value a community in which all members are empowered to contribute as learners and leaders, practicing mutual respect and building mutual trust.
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We value diversity, appreciating different ways of knowing and ways of living and recognizing that our diversity is a source of strength.
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We value acting with integrity, placing high ethical standards before personal gain and modeling that behavior for others.
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We value caring - for ourselves, for each other, and for this place - and exhibit that caring through service to others.
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We value open and honest communications that create an atmosphere of trust and an openness to change for the benefit of students.
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We value thinking beyond the usual parameters to engage in and support innovations that continually recreate our learning community as a model of excellence in higher education.
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We value laughter and play that enriches our work and lives.
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Carlos Lopez, Migdalia Garcia, and Andrew Hill at the NVC Faculty Convocation, August 2012
I. International Education:
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II. Peace & Conflict
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III. "Doing Ethics" Brown-Bag Lunch Series NVC students gather for an informal conversation about Ethics as part of new series of brown-bag lunch events, March 2012. Both faculty and students led the engaging and thought-provoking discussions.
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I enjoy teaching, and have many engaged, bright students here at Northwest Vista College. Today at NVC, I serve on the (I) International Education Committee, and the (II) Peace and Conflict Studies Committee. I also have helped to organize a (III) weekly "brown bag" lunch series of informal conversations about Ethics across the curriculum, and given my background, I have provided support and training for a variety of other academic and service projects for the college:
Specialized Seminars, Lectures & Conferences
In my role as Project Administrator for Corrymeela, I was part of a team that worked to organize and implement the Irish Peace Centres’ International Summer School. The event was held from 1-4 August 2011 on the North Antrim coast and brought together academics and peace practitioners from around the country and the world.
The International Summer School ran a series of workshops throughout the course of four days which centred on the peace-building activity of the IPC consortium at local, regional and international levels. The workshops provided a comprehensive taster of the activities that the consortium rolls out in diverse communities, and captured the thematic areas of the consortium’s work including women and peace-building; ex-combatants, survivors, wider society and storytelling; theology and peace; interpersonal relationships and well-being.
The International Summer School ran a series of workshops throughout the course of four days which centred on the peace-building activity of the IPC consortium at local, regional and international levels. The workshops provided a comprehensive taster of the activities that the consortium rolls out in diverse communities, and captured the thematic areas of the consortium’s work including women and peace-building; ex-combatants, survivors, wider society and storytelling; theology and peace; interpersonal relationships and well-being.
Irish Peace Centres in Northern Ireland
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Milltown Park Campus (Dublin)
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Adventus
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I was the Editor for the Adventus Magazine within the School of Ministry at the University of Dallas.
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WRITERI write across a number of different formats, including the occasional newspaper article. Below are some examples of published pieces:
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My ClassesI was first appointed to the Associate Faculty of the GraduateSchool, as a Lecturer on May 1, 1998. After five years, I was promoted to Senior Lecturer of law and ethics “in recognition of distinguished teaching service to the University.”
• Personal and Academic Development (ND 0101)
• Texas State & Local Government (PO 1312) • The Law in Shakespeare’s Plays (HU 3303) • Topics in Law: International Law & Treaties (PO 3330) • Media Law & Ethics (EA 4396) • Marianist History (TH 5258) • Civil Law and Church Administration (PM 6255) • International Law & Treaties (IR 6346) • International Legal Systems (IR 8324) • The Law & Ethics of Mass Communication (CM 9324) Graduation Day with our Former Students:         
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Outstanding Class: Political Communication
"Debate Watch Program"
PO 3310, Fall 2004
Students researched and wrote a Voter's Guide:
After the class, we wrote an article about the success of the course for the Journal of Catholic Higher Education:
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The course syllabus:
