Kellie Sims Butler Ph.D Candidate/Youth Mentor Political Science Rice University

I am currently working with Professor Paul Brace on a research project entitled A Comparative Institutional Analysis of Agenda Setting and Redistributive Issues: A View from the Fifty States. I will graduate May 2003. In the Fall 2003, I will join the Department of Political Science at the Pennsylvania State University as an assistant professor. My research interests include state politics, public policy and agenda setting, and institutions. I am a participant of the TeacherTECH program through a National Science Foundation GK-12 Fellowship. The GK-12 Program allows Rice graduate students and University of Houston undergraduate students to participate as mentors in Math and Science classes in the middle grades (6-8) in the Houston Independent School District.

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These pages were made through TeacherTECH, the teacher professional development component of GirlTECH, which is sponsored by the Center for Excellence and Equity in Education (CEEE) with support from the National Science Foundation through EOT-PACI, RGK Foundation, the Verizon Foundation, Rice University, and HiPerSoft.

Copyright © June 2002 by Kellie Butler.