Professor of Social Policy, Law, and Women's Studies
ahill@brandeis.edu
Heller
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781-736-3896
Courses
- HS 120a - Race and the Law
- HS 218a - Social Justice and the Obama Administration
- HS 527a - Law and Policy: Gender Equality in Theory and Practice
- HS 527f - Law and Society: Gender Equality
- HS 528f - Law and Society: Race and Class
Scholarship
- Hill, Anita. "CHOICE, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, AND EDUCATIONAL POLICY." Race, Markets and Social Structures. 1st ed. Ed. Emma Coleman Jordan. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, 2008 (forthcoming)
- Hill, Anita. "A History of Hollow Promises: How Choice Jurisprudence Fails to Achieve Educational Equality." Michigan Journal of Race & Law 12. 1 (2007): 107-159.
- Hill, Anita. "The Embodiment of Equal Justice Under the Law." Nova Law Review 31. 2 (2007): 1-19.
- Hill, Anita. "What Difference Will Women Judges Make? Looking Once More at the "Woman Question"." Women and Leadership: The State of Play and Strategies for Change. 1st ed. Ed. Barbara Kellerman and Deborah Rhode. New York: Jossey-Boss, 2007. 1-29.
- Hill, Anita. The Scholarly Legacy of A. Leon Higginbotham: Voice, Storytelling and Narrative. Rutgers Law Review, 2001.
Degrees
Yale University
J.D.
Oklahoma State University
B.S.
Awards and Honors
- Ford Hall Forum, First Amendment Award (2008)
- Visiting Scholar, Wellesley College, Newhouse Center for the Humanities & Wellesley Centers for Women (2007)
- Honorary Degrees: Simmons College and Dillard University (2001)