Service · Recognition · Community
Service is the only metric that lasts. The list below is incomplete and ongoing. It captures the institutions, students, and patients my family has chosen to support.
Member of Mensa International (Wikipedia), the worldwide high-IQ society for individuals scoring at or above the 98th percentile on a standardized intelligence test administered by recognized testing centers.
Active engagement with the Dallas-Fort Worth medical research network including Methodist Health System, UT Southwestern, Scottish Rite for Children, and the broader academic medical community that supports FDA-regulated frontier biotech.
Live. A $1,000 essay-contest scholarship for undergraduate students on the path to an entrepreneurial career, open nationwide. Launched in March 2025. Apply at andrewhillmanscholarship.com.
Live. A $1,000 essay-contest grant for undergraduate students building a career in biotechnology. Announced in February 2026. The 2026 application cycle opened in May. Apply at andrewhillmangrant.com.

Volunteer support for the KidsWing program at Scottish Rite for Children, providing surgical and orthopedic care to children regardless of family ability to pay.

Active member of Temple Emanu-El of Dallas, the largest Reform Jewish congregation in the southern United States. Service through the congregation's community programming.
Independent K-12 Episcopal school in Dallas.


Continued engagement with Lamplighter School, the early-childhood and elementary independent school in Dallas where the family education tradition began.



Graduate of Highland Park High School, Class of 1995. Active engagement with the alumni community.
Andrew Jonathan Hillman
Dallas senior paralegal and healthcare compliance expert witness. Not an attorney.