{"content":[{"text":"series.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.053258,"width":0.05936700000000002,"height":0.019585000000000005}},{"text":"Her presentation will focus on the pervasive nature of sexual harassment in science, \n technology, and engineering, particularly in the fields of medical training and education. The \n lecture, which will take place in N-225 on the Parnassus campus, will be streamed live online \n beginning at 8 a.m. at psych.ucsf.edu/live [4].","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.084915,"width":0.8268040000000001,"height":0.07179599999999998}},{"text":"Named the 14th president of Mills College in July 2016, Hillman?s academic background span \n the arts and sciences, engineering, and the law. She received her bachelor of science in \n electrical engineering from Duke University in 1989 and an MA in history from the University \n of Pennsylvania in 1994, and went on to receive a JD from Yale Law School in 2000 and a \n PhD in history with a focus on women?s history from Yale University in 2001.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.168783,"width":0.839162,"height":0.089199}},{"text":"Hillman holds extensive experience in higher education administration and instruction and a \n distinguished background working on key women and gender issues. She is the former \n provost and academic dean at the UC Hastings College of the Law, where she also served as \n the chief academic officer.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.270056,"width":0.834726,"height":0.07179600000000003}},{"text":"Prior to her position at UC Hastings, Hillman served as professor of law and director of faculty \n development at Rutgers University School of Law, and taught at Yale University and the US \n Air Force Academy. She also was an officer in the U.S. Air Force, where she served as a \n space operations officer and orbital analyst. She has received numerous awards and honors \n for her teaching, scholarly excellence, and service.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.353924,"width":0.8335170000000001,"height":0.0892}},{"text":"Hillman has had a longstanding academic interest in women?s education, and expertise in \n military gender issues that has brought her national and international recognition. Her \n master?s thesis focused on the design of 1970s women?s uniforms in the national service \n academies. Her PhD dissertation addressed assumptions about race, gender, and sexuality \n by the U.S. armed forces in the prosecution of military crimes.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.455196,"width":0.816786,"height":0.0892}},{"text":"She has conducted extensive research on the history of sexual violence in military \n organizations and culture, which led to a yearlong appointment in 2013 to the Response \n Systems to the Adult Sexual Assault Crimes Panel (RSP), an independent panel chartered by \n the U.S. Congress to study and make recommendations about sexual assault in the U.S. \n military. Hillman went on to chair the RSP?s Comparative Systems Subcommittee, leading the \n preparation and drafting of a comprehensive report recommending significant changes to \n improve military responses to sexual assault. She has testified as an expert witness on \n several occasions before Congressional committees and other venues.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.556468,"width":0.8391010000000001,"height":0.14141099999999995}},{"text":"Hillman has authored books, book chapters, and journal articles, and was the principal \n researcher and author of a comparative study of national military responses to sexual assault, \n commissioned by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. She \n is a director and past president of the National Institute of Military Justice (NIMJ), a nonprofit \n dedicated to promoting fairness in and public understanding of military justice worldwide, and \n sits on the editorial boards of Gender and Conflict and Critical Military Studies.","bbox":{"left":0.077301,"top":0.709951,"width":0.8347060000000001,"height":0.10660399999999992}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}