Profile
Dr. Hill is a trained anthropologist and anatomist. For many years she explored the evolutionary and developmental processes underlying the morphology of the human skull. In recent years, Dr. Hill’s focus has moved towards the scholarship of teaching and learning (SOTL) and anatomical education for undergraduates and medical students. Her SOTL projects have included removing barriers to learning in the classroom, online teaching technologies and the vertical integration of anatomy education.
Academic Information
Research Interests
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
- Anatomy Education
- Genotype-phenotype associations in craniofacial development
Education & Training
Fellowship
Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences, University of Missouri-Columbia
Post-Graduate School
Department of Anthropology, Pennsylvania State University, 2008
Degrees
PhD, Pennsylvania State University
MA, Pennsylvania State University
BA, University of Kansas
Publications
- Smith A, Ramakrishnan SM, Gabel H, Christian D, LaValle T, Hill CA, Kirkland N, Adak S, Miller CA, Ley TJ (2021).
Characterizing the first murine model of DNMT3A-R882H Tatton-Brown Rahman Syndrome”.
Nature Communications 12:4549. - Christian DL, Wu DY, Martin JR, Moore JR, Liu Y, Clemens AW, Nettles SA, +Kirkland N, Papouin T, Hill CA, Wozniak DF, Dougherty JD, Gabel HW (2020).
Heterozygous DNMT3A mutation results in global epigenomic dysregulation and neurologic dysfunction in mice.
Cell Reports 33: 108416. - Hill CA, Greer S, Proffitt J, Stafford A (2020).
The launch and evaluation of an undergraduate fully-online anatomy laboratory section.
Haps Educator Special Conference Edition 151. - Hill CA, Britson C, Elbartarny H, Heimgartner C, Waters J, Wayne C (2017).
Managing large classrooms.
Haps Educator 21: 45-47. - Beals M, Radovčić J, Frayer DW, Hill CA (2016)
Cochlear Labyrinth Volume in Krapina Neandertals.
Journal of Human Evolution 90: 176-182. - Hill CA, Martinez-Abadias N, Motch S, Austin JR, Richtsmeier JT, Wang Y, Jabs EW, Aldridge, K (accepted)
Growth of the skull and brain in a mouse model for Apert syndrome.
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A. - Hill CA (2011)
Ontogenetic change in temporal bone pneumatization in humans.
Anatomical Record 294: 1103-1115. - Hill CA, Vaddi S, Moffitt AJ, Kane AA, Marsh JL, Panchel J, Richtsmeier JT, Aldridge K (2011)
ntracranial volume and whole brain volume in infants with unicoronal craniosynostosis.
Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal 48: 394-398.