Kate Stevens serves as a Research Specialist in the Center for Education Policy and Leadership (CEPL). Currently, she assists with data collection, instrument and report creation, and research logistics for the evaluation of the United Way of Greenville County’s OnTrack Greenville Initiative. In addition, she assists with the Planning and Evaluation Capacity Building Initiative, another program in CEPL where she works with federally and locally funded organizations to develop their capacity for evaluation by creating comprehensive program logic models, evidence-based theory of change narratives, and the operationalization of program outcomes for evaluation measurement. She holds a B.A. in Sociology and a B.A. in Music from Furman University. Previously, she worked as both a student intern and an AmeriCorps Vista with the Riley Institute.