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Annaliese Calhoun on Measuring Sustainability Capacity and Planning for Long Term Success

7 Comments / Organizational Learning and Evaluation Capacity Building / December 17, 2012 December 14, 2012

Hi, I’m Annaliese Calhoun, Project Manager at the Center for Public Health Systems Science at Washington University in St. Louis. My team has been developing the Program Sustainability Assessment Tool, a new tool designed to help programs to rate their sustainability capacity. We define sustainability capacity as the ability to maintain programming and its benefits …

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Ann Emery on 10 Things You Didn’t Learn in School

6 Comments / Graduate Student and New Evaluators, Independent Consulting / October 29, 2012 September 27, 2012

Greetings, I’m Ann Emery from Innovation Network in Washington, DC. I also tweet and blog about evaluation. If you recently completed your graduate or undergraduate degree, congratulations! You’ve already learned some of the key elements of evaluation. However, evaluation involves more than theory, methods, and statistical formulas. Hot Tips: Here are 10 things you probably …

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Ann Emery on Taking an Evaluator to Lunch

7 Comments / Uncategorized / September 24, 2012 August 30, 2012

Greetings, I’m Ann Emery from Innovation Network in Washington, DC. I also tweet and blog about evaluation. I will be posting several monthly articles to assist you with employment in the evaluation field. As a new-ish evaluator and part-time graduate student myself, I receive a lot of questions about networking. My advice is to take an evaluator to lunch every week. You’ll …

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FIE/MME Week: Donna Mertens and Mika Yamashita on Co-hosting Mixed Methods Evaluation and Feminist Issues in Evaluation

Leave a Comment / Feminist Issues in Evaluation, Mixed Methods Evaluation / September 16, 2012 September 22, 2012

Hello! We are Donna Mertens and Mika Yamashita, Chair and Program Chair of Mixed Methods Evaluation TIG. This week, we offer five posts written by Feminist Issues in Evaluation TIG members. Why is the Mixed Methods TIG co-hosting this week with the Feminist Issues in Evaluation TIG? Because this week’s posts touch upon issues associated …

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Ayesha Tillman on Finding an Entry to Mid-Level Evaluation Position within a Government Agency

1 Comment / Graduate Student and New Evaluators / August 14, 2012 August 6, 2012

Hello, I am Ayesha Tillman, a fourth year Ph.D student in Educational Psychology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (Illinois). I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and my Master of Arts in Research Psychology and never dreamed of working in evaluation. After receiving my MA, but prior to coming to Illinois, I worked as …

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Susan Kistler on Getting Engaged in Environmental Evaluation

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / July 28, 2012 July 29, 2012

Happy Saturday! My name is Susan Kistler and I am the American Evaluation Association’s Executive Director and regular Saturday aea365 contributor. I returned earlier this month from the Environmental Evaluators Network (EEN) Unconference in Washington which brought together approximately 200 colleagues with an interest and investment in Environmental Evaluation. The event ended with establishing multiple …

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SWB Week: Jim Cochran on Statistics Without Borders Statistical Capacity Building Efforts

Leave a Comment / Disabilities and Underrepresented Populations, Health Evaluation, International and Cross-cultural Evaluation / July 27, 2012 July 12, 2012

Hi! I am Jim Cochran, co-founder and the Past Chair of Statistics Without Borders (SWB). SWB’s vision is to achieve better statistical practice, including statistical analysis and design of experiments and surveys, so that international health projects and initiatives are delivered more effectively and efficiently. Lessons Learned: Cultural competence is crucial. As Dominica McBride blogged …

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Boris Volkov on Yet Another Role of the Internal Evaluator

Leave a Comment / Internal Evaluation / June 22, 2012 May 25, 2012

We welcome you to join the Internal Evaluation week! My name is Boris Volkov. I’m Chair of IE TIG, working at the Center for Global Health (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta). All next week you’ll hear from our members, internal evaluators from different fields and organizations will share practical examples and lessons from …

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