Paul Hill is a tenured Extension Associate Professor for Utah State University where he leads economic development and 4-H STEM education programs in Washington County. In 2015 he was awarded the Utah Governor’s Medal for Science Technology as well as the Faculty Innovator Award from USU Extension for his work in spreading the Maker Movement statewide. Paul received a national fellowship with the eXtension Foundation to study the economic impacts of the Maker Movement nationwide and represented Utah as a Maker Ambassador to the White House during the 2016 National Maker Faire. In 2013, Paul piloted the first 4-H Computer Science Clubs and this year he is leading professional development for the National 4-H Computer Science Pathway program to reach 100,000 youth in 22 states with $1.5M funding from Google. Paul and his wife have 4 sons and live in Hurricane, Utah.