Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics celebrates 30 years The Catt Center has elevated the voices of women political leaders since 1992. Traveling exhibit available for display in schools, museums, libraries and more 1 2 3 The Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics was founded in 1992 at Iowa State University to interest, educate, and engage citizens in the political process. Voices – Latest News Catt Center Highlights: Three Decades of Engagement Since 1992, the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics has elevated the voices of women political leaders through research, teaching, events, internships and civic engagement. Catt Center celebrates our graduating students The Catt Center held its year-end celebration event at Reiman Gardens on April 28 to honor the affiliated students earning their degree from Iowa State University. Martinez discusses leadership at the state level in March 22 virtual presentation On March 22, former New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez gave a virtual presentation as the 34th recipient of the Mary Louise Smith Chair in Women and Politics. Natalia Rios Martinez named 2022 Truman Scholar Natalia Ríos Martínez, a Kedrowski and Fitzgerald Family Legacy of Heroines scholar, was one of 58 undergraduates nationwide to be named a 2022 Truman Scholar. Go Vote 2.0: We Are the (Voting) Champions Innovation Sprint Five political science undergraduates and one graduate student are building on last year's four-week innovation dash on year-long innovation sprint as preparation for the 2022 midterm elections. Nominations for 2023 Women Impacting ISU calendar due Sept. 30 Do you know a woman at Iowa State who positively impacts the university through her actions, involvement and achievements? It's not too early to consider nominating her for the 2023 Women Impacting ISU calendar. And the winner is…. At the March 30 ranked-choice voting simulation, participants heard from expert panelists about different voting models and voted for their favorite Ames restaurant using the ranked-choice voting method. Of note The Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics is pleased to recognize the accomplishments and activities of its faculty, staff, students, alumni and supporters. More News Subscribe to Voices Tweets by cattcenter_ISU Plaza of Heroines Archives of Women’s Political Communication Give a Gift
