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
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.
Peter J. May, Chair, Department of Political Science
College of Arts & Sciences, Department of Communication, Evans School of Public Affairs, College of Education, Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences (CSSS)