Highlights
& Quotes
Hill is a decorated Foreign Service officer who has worked for or been associated with a number of leading universities and conservative organizations, including the Project for the New American Century and the Hoover Institution. His work has focused on foreign policy issues in Asia and the Middle East.
Hill has collaborated on several writing projects with former UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. He worked on Boutros Boutros-Ghali’s 1997 book Egypt's Road to Jerusalem and was the principal editor of a three-volume collection The Papers of Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Yale Press, 2003. (1), (4) Hill also was one of several Yale faculty members who contributed to The Age of Terror, which was published by Basic Books soon after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks in the United States. (3)
Hill has been awarded the Superior Honor Award from the Department of State, the Distinguished Honor Award, the Presidential Meritorious Service Award, and the Presidential Distinguished Service Award. (1)
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Institutional
Affiliations
Hoover
Institution: Research fellow
Project
for a New American Century (PNAC): Signed
several PNAC letters (2)
Harvard
University: Fellow at the Harvard East Asia Research Center, 1970
Cornell
University: Clark
Fellow, 1989
Yale University: Diplomat in Residency and Lecturer in International Studies
(1)
U.N.: Special consultant on Policy to the Secretary General of the
U.N., 1992-1996
Government
Service
Department
of State: Chief of Staff, 1983 (1)
Department
of State: Deputy
Assistant Secretary for the Middle East, 1982
Department
of State: Director of Israel and Arab-Israeli affairs, 1981
U.S.
Embassy in Tel Aviv: Political
Counselor, 1979
Deputy
Director of the Israel Desk:
1978
Speech
Writer for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger: 1975
U.S.
Embassy in Saigon: Mission Coordinator, 1971
Corporate
Connections/Business Interests
Yale University:
U.S.
Foreign Service: Career Officer
Education
Brown
University: B.A., 1957 (1)
University of Pennsylvania:
J.D., 1960; M.A. in American Studies, 1961
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