Alex Hill
About Alex Hill
Alex Hill is an Instructor and Lecturer at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where he has taught literature and composition courses since 2021. He has a diverse background in corporate communications and academia, with degrees in communications, business, law, and literature.
Work at UMass Boston
Alex Hill has been serving as an Instructor / Lecturer (TA2) at the University of Massachusetts Boston since 2021. In this role, Hill teaches literature and composition courses, contributing to the academic development of students. The position reflects a transition from a corporate communications background to a dedicated academic teaching role, allowing for the application of diverse skills in an educational setting.
Education and Expertise
Alex Hill possesses a diverse educational background. Hill studied at Clarkson University from 2015 to 2019, earning a degree in Communications, Media, and Journalism, along with double minors in Business and Law Studies. Additionally, Hill studied International Business at EM Strasbourg Business School for 11 months in 2018. Currently, Hill is pursuing a Master's degree in English Language and Literature at UMass Boston, which began in 2021.
Background in Corporate Communications
Before transitioning to academia, Alex Hill gained significant experience in corporate communications. Hill worked as a Corporate Communications Specialist II at UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) from 2019 to 2021. Prior to that, Hill held the position of Communications Specialist at Northeastern University for four months in 2019 and completed a marketing internship at AECOM in 2018. This background provides a strong foundation for the current teaching role.
International Academic Experience
Alex Hill has international academic experience, having studied at EM Strasbourg Business School. This experience in a global educational environment contributes to a broader perspective in both teaching and communication. The international exposure complements Hill's extensive studies in communications and literature.