Lisa Hill

Dr. Lisa Hill is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at California State University, East Bay (CSUEB). She teaches courses such as Community Corrections, Restorative Justice, and Police Ethics. Her research focuses on addressing systemic inequities affecting youth of color, emphasizing the role of school-community relationships and parenting practices in mitigating juvenile justice system involvement. Dr. Hill holds a PhD in Human Services (Capella University, 2013), an MA in Educational Psychology (CSUEB, 1992), and a BS in Criminal Justice (CSUEB, 1984).

Her research highlights the 'relationship gap' in academic settings and its impact on youth outcomes. She has published a book, Keeping Kids in the Home and out of the System (2018), exploring family dynamics and childhood development. Dr. Hill also founded Metamorphosis, a counseling agency, and writes a monthly column, Courageous Conversations, addressing parenting challenges. She frequently contributes expert insights to media on criminal justice and parenting topics.

No formal grants or advising records are explicitly noted in the provided text. Her professional experience includes over three decades in criminal justice, including executive roles in therapeutic facilities for high-risk youth.