Minority Serving Institution Fellowship Program

Hello, my name is Dorothy Brandon. I am an Extension Specialist at Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University. As an Extension Specialist, my major roles include developing programs to address identified community needs and training extension agents to deliver such programs. I am also responsible for evaluating the impact of both programs and training. I want …

MSI Fellowship Week: Cultural Responsiveness and Self Awareness by Dorothy Brandon Read More »

My name is Negin Fouladi and I am Associate Clinical Professor and Director of online graduate programs (MPH-Practice and Policy, MHA, Dual MD/MHA, Certificate-Principles of Public Health) in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the University of Maryland School of Public Health. I have over 200 students in my programs and have many …

MSI Fellowship Week: Equitable and Culturally Responsive Teaching, Mentorship, and Research in Public Health by Negin Fouladi Read More »

My name is Rick Sperling, and I am the Program Director for an undergraduate academic certificate program in Community-based Assessment and Evaluation (CBAE) at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas. I have other roles, but that is the one I am writing about today. To be honest, the main reason I got into this …

MSI Fellowship Week: Evaluation as Counter-hegemony when Chicano Studies Isn’t an Option by Rick Sperling Read More »

Hi, I’m Art Hernandez, Professor and Director of the Minority-Serving Institution (MSI) Fellowship Program. This week, the 2021-2022 MSI Fellows and I will reflect on their experience over the past year a well as the importance of culturally responsive and equitable evaluation (CREE). The overall purpose of the American Evaluation Association (AEA) MSI Fellowship Program …

MSI Fellowship Week: Welcome to Minority Serving Institution (MSI) Fellowship Week by Art Hernandez Read More »