Northeastern University has long been a part of Charles Hillman’s life — even before he was recruited as a star professor and researcher.
Hillman grew up in Mission Hill, traversed campus to work in his father’s lab at the Forsyth Institute, played basketball in Cabot Gym and, for a period of time, had the university’s rugby team living next door.
“I should say I was in high school and learned a lot,” Hillman deadpanned.
This week Hillman received one of the university’s highest faculty honors, officially installed as the inaugural Michele and Anthony Manganaro Distinguished Professor.
“For me to receive this honor at Northeastern, named for two visionary university advocates and supporters, is truly a great moment in my career,” Hillman said Thursday evening during a ceremony at the EXP research complex on Northeastern’s Boston campus. “I’m honored to receive your support.”
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