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AP U.S. Government and Politics Development Committee
Meet the high school and college educators who develop the AP United States Government and Politics course and exam.
2024-25 Development Committee Members
AP development committees represent a unique collaboration between high school teachers and college faculty.
These dedicated educators play a critical role in the preparation of the AP United States Government and Politics course and exam. They represent a diversity of knowledge and points of view in their fields and, as a group, are the authority when it comes to making subject-matter decisions in the exam-construction process. The AP development committees represent a unique collaboration between high school and college educators.
Committee Co-Chairs
- Precious Hall, St. Lawrence University – Canton, New York
- Brandon Frederick, Bonney Lake High School – Bonney Lake, Washington
Committee Members
- Joshua Kaplan, University of Notre Dame – Notre Dame, Indiana
- William Lester, Northwestern University – Chicago, Illinois
- Brian Berger, Shaker Heights City Schools – Shaker Heights, Ohio
- Janette Sierra, Pinecrest Preparatory Middle-High School – Miami, Florida
- Susan Cole Mullis, Herschel V. Jenkins High School – Savannah, Georgia
Chief Reader
Stella Rouse, Arizona State University – Tempe, Arizona
Chief Reader Designate
Chris W. Bonneau, University of Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania