Sarah Hill

Sarah Hill is a Professor of Psychology at Texas Christian University and the CEO and Chief Storyteller at StoryUP. With a robust career spanning over two decades, she has made significant contributions both in the academic and interactive journalism fields. Before her tenure at Texas Christian University, Hill built a successful TV Feature Franchise and initiated the world's first interactive news program based on Google Hangouts. An alum of the Missouri School of Journalism and former Adjunct Faculty, her reporting has led her team across Vietnam, Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Zambia, focusing on stories about the human spirit.

As a seasoned researcher, Hill's work concentrates on women, health, and sexual psychology, with over 80 journal articles published in these areas. She is also a consultant on women's reproductive health and femtech, bringing a nuanced understanding to these complex topics. Hill authored the book "This is your brain on birth control: the surprising science of women, hormones, and the law of unintended consequences," further establishing her expertise in the interplay between psychology and reproductive health.

Hill has been featured in various high-profile documentaries and shows, including Netflix’s "Principles of Pleasure" and "The Business of Birth Control." Her insights have been sought after by major news outlets such as the New York Times, The Economist, The Washington Post, and Today. Hill's dedication to storytelling and psychology has earned her numerous accolades including a National Edward R. Murrow Award, National Sigma Delta Chi Award, NAB Service to America Award, and she is a 12-Time Mid-America Emmy Award recipient. Her unique blend of academic research and media engagement makes her a distinguished figure in both fields.