Welcome to aea365! Please take a moment to review our new community guidelines. Learn More.

Search Results for: greene

STEM Program Evaluation Lab Week: Implementing EDI in the Current Evaluation Climate by Tyler Clark, Joy Alcantara, Omodolapo Somo-Aina, and J.R. Moller

1 Comment / STEM Education and Training / August 14, 2021

Hello! We are Tyler Clark, Joy Alcantara, Omodolapo Somo-Aina, and J.R. Moller, graduate students in the UNC Greensboro Educational Research Methodology department program evaluation track. We participate in the STEM Program Evaluation Lab (SPEL) under the direction of Drs. Ayesha Boyce, Aileen Reid, and Tiffany Tovey. In this lab, we: 1) outline our community commitments/values …

STEM Program Evaluation Lab Week: Implementing EDI in the Current Evaluation Climate by Tyler Clark, Joy Alcantara, Omodolapo Somo-Aina, and J.R. Moller Read More »

STEM Program Evaluation Lab Week: Training culturally responsive evaluators: The STEM Program Evaluation Lab by Aileen Reid, Ayesha Boyce and Tiffany L. S. Tovey

1 Comment / STEM Education and Training / August 14, 2021

Welcome to AEA365 STEM Program Evaluation Lab (SPEL) week, co-directed by Ayesha Boyce, Ph.D., Associate Professor at Arizona State University and Aileen Reid, Ph.D., Assistant Professor at UNC Greensboro, along with SPEL faculty affiliate, Tiffany L. S. Tovey, Ph.D., Clinical Assistant Professor, UNC Greensboro. Together, we train 11 graduate and 6 undergraduate students and evaluate/research …

STEM Program Evaluation Lab Week: Training culturally responsive evaluators: The STEM Program Evaluation Lab by Aileen Reid, Ayesha Boyce and Tiffany L. S. Tovey Read More »

Planning and Conducting Virtual Workshops Part III: Rad Resources for Online Teaching by Jan Noga

2 Comments / Uncategorized / October 24, 2020

Hello again! Jan Noga here, owner of Pathfinder Evaluation and Consulting, in Cincinnati, Ohio with some Rad Resources for making your virtual events pop. Lesson Learned: Most resources for virtual teaching focus on using specific platforms. In the same vein, most workshop/instructional design resources focus on face to face situations rather than online. The ones …

Planning and Conducting Virtual Workshops Part III: Rad Resources for Online Teaching by Jan Noga Read More »

Oregon Evaluators Week: Advancing a Responsive Evaluation Learning Community by Chris Cartwright & Karyl Askew

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / September 19, 2020

Hi, I am Chris Cartwright, an independent consultant specializing in assessing intercultural competence and global inclusive leadership. And I am Karyl Askew, an independent program evaluation consultant specializing in culturally responsive and equitable evaluation. We are members of the Oregon Program Evaluators Network (OPEN), a local AEA affiliate. Along with Kari Greene, Sam Mehoke, and …

Oregon Evaluators Week: Advancing a Responsive Evaluation Learning Community by Chris Cartwright & Karyl Askew Read More »

RT&C Week: Are we loving bravely enough? by Tom Kelly, Shiree Teng & Audrey Jordan

2 Comments / Uncategorized / July 12, 2020

At the Evaluation 2019 closing plenary in Minneapolis Jennifer Greene invited the audience of evaluators to consider how to include and prioritize grace in our evaluations. Just a few months before AEA2019 Shiree Teng and Sammy Nuñez had just published, “Measuring Love in the Journey for Justice: A Brown Paper,” where they underscore that our …

RT&C Week: Are we loving bravely enough? by Tom Kelly, Shiree Teng & Audrey Jordan Read More »

Stakeholder Involvement and Collaboration in Evaluation by Lindsay Anderson

5 Comments / Collaborative, Participatory and Empowerment Evaluation / September 2, 2018

Hi there!  My name is Lindsay Anderson.  I am a PhD student at the University of Minnesota studying Organizational Leadership and Policy Development with an emphasis in Evaluation Studies.  Having worked in social work before returning to school, I hold a high value on the importance of relationships and the notion that working together leads …

Stakeholder Involvement and Collaboration in Evaluation by Lindsay Anderson Read More »

Theory & Practice Week: Advanced Studies in Evaluation Theory by Ayesha Boyce

Leave a Comment / Graduate Student and New Evaluators, Theories of Evaluation / August 25, 2018

My name is Ayesha Boyce and I am an assistant professor within the Educational Research Methodology Department at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. Our department offers a comprehensive curriculum in program evaluation with a social justice focus. Jill Anne Chouinard, Tiffany Smith, and I teach classes in program evaluation and research methodology where we …

Theory & Practice Week: Advanced Studies in Evaluation Theory by Ayesha Boyce Read More »

EEE TIG Week: Teresa McCoy on Agile & Lean Evaluation Capacity Building (AL-ECB)

Leave a Comment / Extension Education Evaluation / July 17, 2018

I am Teresa McCoy, Assistant Director at the University of Maryland Extension (UME). I was hired 10 years ago with responsibility for evaluation and assessment across all program areas of agriculture, family and consumer sciences, environment and natural resources, and 4-H youth development. There was not a lot of evaluation knowledge and practice in the …

EEE TIG Week: Teresa McCoy on Agile & Lean Evaluation Capacity Building (AL-ECB) Read More »

IC TIG Week: Saying Yes by Kate Clavijo

Leave a Comment / Independent Consulting / June 28, 2018

Hello, my name is Kate Clavijo. I earned my degree in Educational Program Evaluation from the University of Louisville in 2002, and have been working as an evaluator ever since. Over the years, I have held full time evaluator positions and worked for non-profits while doing evaluation consulting on the side. About eight years ago, …

IC TIG Week: Saying Yes by Kate Clavijo Read More »

Memorial Week: Michael Quinn Patton on Remembering and Honoring Evaluation’s Pioneers

1 Comment / Uncategorized / May 18, 2016

AEA365 Curator note: Today, along with the next two Saturdays will be part of a very special  two-week series.  My name is Michael Quinn Patton of Utilization-Focused Evaluation and former AEA president. In conjunction with Memorial Day in the USA (May 30) I am coordinating and editing two weeks of AEA365 contributions from distinguished evaluation …

Memorial Week: Michael Quinn Patton on Remembering and Honoring Evaluation’s Pioneers Read More »