Susan Hill

Susan Hill is a Professor at the University of Northern Iowa, affiliated with the School of Philosophy and World Religions and its Department of World Religions. She served as Director of Undergraduate Women's Studies from 2002 to 2005 and later became Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning in 2014-2015. Her academic career spans over two decades at UNI, transitioning from Assistant Professor (1994-2000) to Associate Professor (2000-2013) and finally to Professor (2013-2015).

• Roles: Assistant Professor (1994-1999), Associate Professor (2000-2013), Professor (2013-2015)
• Leadership: Director of Undergraduate Women's Studies (2002-2005), Director of Center for Teaching and Learning (2014-2015)

Her research interests likely intersect with Religious Studies, Gender Studies, and Education, inferred from her roles in directing Women's Studies and later focusing on teaching and learning initiatives. The department's shift from "Religion" to "World Religions" suggests a broadening of scope in her academic work.

Her career trajectory reflects long-term institutional engagement, including a Professional Development Assignment in 2005-2006. The UNI Faculty Roster covers her appointments from 1994-1995 to 2014-2015, compiled from yearbooks, budget books, and Faculty Senate documents.