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Kat was selected to be a Legislative Fellow for the 144th Delaware Legislative Session (January–June 2008). As a fellow for the Senate Majority Caucus, Kat worked closely with several chairman from various committees including Education, Sunset, Election and Insurance, Community/County Affairs, Health and Social Services, and Public Safety. As a Legislative Fellow, Kat was able to refine her research skills to ensure that senators received relevant information in a timely manner. While working for the Education Committee, Kat had an opportunity to help draft a resolution regarding higher education. While working on the Community/County Affairs committee, Kat was able to witness the process by which a Delaware town incorporates or renews its charter.
Kat worked as a Durational Planner at the Delaware Transit Corporation during the summer of 2008. As a durational planner, Kat had an opportunity to learn the basics of Trapeze 7—a planning and scheduling software program. Kat also worked on the Governor’s transition report, a report that was drafted and will later be published and presented to Delaware’s next governor.
Currently Kat is a Research Assistant through the Institute for Public Administration and is working with the Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO) on several projects that involve the University, DART, and Delaware.
BS, Towson University 2005 (cum laude), Political Science
September 2008–present
Intern, Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO), Newark, Del.
June–August 2008
Durational Planner, Delaware Transit Corporation, Wilmington, Del.
January–June 2008
Legislative Fellow, Delaware State Legislature, Dover, Del.
September 2007–present
Research Assistant, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, Del.
April 2004–Present
Student & Alumni Advisor, YMCA Youth in Government Program, Wilmington, Del.
January–August 2007
Community Educator/Outreach Worker, Planned Parenthood of Delaware, Wilmington, Del.
March 2005–November 2006
Staff Assistant, Carper for Senate, New Castle, Del.
January–March 2005
Intern, U.S. Senator Thomas R. Carper (D-Del.), Washington, D.C.
April–August 2004
Intern, U.S. Senator Thomas R. Carper (D-Del.), Wilmington, Del.
Typing: 100-110 WPM
Trapeze 7 software
SPSS, People Soft, NGP Database software/webware, database management, MS Office Suite, Adobe Photoshop, website design and Printshop.
Cum Laude, Towson University Political Science Department, 2005
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Katherine R. Caudle 
