Description

The mission for the Center for American Politics and Public Policy (CAPPP) includes the following areas:

• Research: Foster internationally recognized research on political and policy processes in the United States
• Mentoring: Educate and train the next generation of scholars and leaders at the graduate and undergraduate levels
• Public Service: Design and implement on-line data and teaching tools to promote research and public understanding of American political institutions and policy processes

Services include the Congressional Bills Project, Policy Agendas Project, and Virtual Legislatures.

Partners

• Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences (CSSS)
• College of Education
• Daniel J. Evans School of Public Public Policy & Governance
• George Lucas Educational Foundation and William H. Gates Foundation
• National Science Foundation, Collaborative Research: Critical Infrastructure Policy
• National Science Foundation, Comparative Agendas Project Conference
• National Science Foundation, Tools for Text Workshop

Funders

• National Science Foundation, Comparative Agendas Project Conference, 2010-2011
• National Science Foundation, Tools for Text Workshop, 2009-2010
• George Lucas Educational Foundation and William H. Gates Foundation, 2008-2011
• National Science Foundation, Collaborative Research: Critical Infrastructure Policy, 2009-2012