AP Physics C Development Committee

2022-23 Development Committee Members

These dedicated educators play a critical role in the preparation of the Course and Exam Description and exam for both AP Physics C courses. 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.

AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism Committee Members  

Committee Co-Chairs  

Matthew Vonk, University of Wisconsin-River Falls – River Falls, Wisconsin  
Briant McKellips, D’Evelyn Junior Senior High School – Denver, Colorado  

Committee Members  

Hank Yochum, The Citadel – Charleston, South Carolina 
Moussa N’Gom, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – Troy, New York  
Sheila Edstrom, Adlai E. Stevenson High School – Lincolnshire, Illinois  
Kristin Gonzalez-Vega, Centennial High School – Frisco, Texas 

College Board Advisor  

Diana (DeeDee) Messer, Mason High School – Mason, Ohio 

Chief Reader Associate 

Peter Sheldon, Randolph College – Lynchburg, Virginia 

AP Physics C: Mechanics Committee Members  

Committee Co-Chairs  

Kathy Koenig, University of Cincinnati – Cincinnati, Ohio 
Yau-Jong Twu, Eleanor Roosevelt High School – Greenbelt, Maryland 

Committee Members  

Herbert Fotso, University at Albany SUNY – Albany, New York 
Robynne Lock, Texas A&M University-Commerce – Commerce, Texas 
Karin Foss, Wayzata High School – Plymouth, Minnesota 
Matthew Milligan, Farragut High School – Knoxville, Tennessee  

College Board Advisor  

Dawn Striker, Longmeadow School District – Longmeadow, Massachusetts  

Chief Reader Associate 

Heather Rave, St. Thomas Aquinas College – Sparkill, New York