Hunter D. Mullins is a longtime resident of Arkansas. He grew up in Russellville and attended Arkansas Tech University. After graduating from Arkansas Tech with three degrees in just four years, Mullins moved to Little Rock to earn his Master of Public Service degree at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. During this time, Hunter worked for various non-profits on a wide variety of issues facing Arkansans including the areas of disability accessibility, education, and nonpartisan election outreach. After finishing his master’s degree, Hunter worked as a Policy Development Coordinator in the SNAP department at the Arkansas Department of Human Services. His drive to help others inspired him to then enroll in the William H. Bowen School of Law.