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Black History Month Colloquium

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TOPIC: Information Technology Systems and Service s &\; STEM

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Stephanie C. Hill is the president of Lockheed Martin’s Information Syste ms &\; Global Solutions-Civil product line.

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IS&\;GS-Civil serves various nondefense U.S. government agencies\, international governments and regul ated commercial industries. Hill leads approximately 10\,000 employees who are responsible for a wide array of information technology systems and se rvices in areas such as information and cyber security\, finance\, transpo rtation\, citizen protection\, energy\, health care and space exploration.

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Hil l joined Lockheed Martin in 1987 as a software engineer and assumed positi ons of increasing responsibility\, most recently serving as vice president \, Corporate Internal Audit. She also served as vice president and general manager of the Electronic Systems-Mission Systems &\; Sensors\, Baltim ore site\, with a diverse portfolio that included Army and Navy launching systems\, Coast Guard air and surface systems\, Army persistent threat det ection systems\, laser and sensor systems and ship automation.

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Hill graduated with high honors from the University of Maryland\, Baltimore County (UMBC )\, with a Bachelor of Science degree in both Computer Science and Economi cs. She is a board member of the Greater Baltimore Committee and the Maryl and Business Roundtable. She also serves on the TechAmerica Public Sector Board of Directors and the RTCA NextGen Advisory Committee\, which develop s recommendations to the Federal Aviation Administration regarding its mod ernization of the National Airspace System.

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In 2012\, the Women of Color STEM (Science\, Technology\, Engineering and Mathematics) conference recognized Hill for career achievement in industry\, and UMBC named her as Outstandi ng Alumna of the Year in Engineering &\; Information Technology. Hill r eceived the Women of Color in Technology President’s Award in 2008\; the Top 100 Women of Maryland in May 2006\; Black Engineer of the Year Alumni Award in 2006\; Lockheed Martin’s Engineer of the Year in 1999\; and Bl ack Engineer of the Year Most Promising Engineer in 1993.

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Hill is active in th e community\, with a passion for engaging youth in STEM fields. She mentor s students and served on the Maryland governor’s STEM Task Force in 2009 . Hill also sings in her church choir and works with the children’s choi r.

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