Past SNA Presentations - Social Network Analysis TIG

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Running List of Prior AEA SNA Presentations

2013 Presentations

AEA Coffee Break Webinar

John Burrett, Haiku Analytics Inc

Social network analysis - network metrics & mapping causal -dynamic data

2012 Presentations

Session Title and Papers	Presenters
Measuring Influence and Collaboration with Social Network Analysis	Chair: Patricia Noonan
Citation Network Analysis: Applying Social Network Analysis to Evaluate Scholarly Communities	Yonjoo Cho, Indiana University Sunyoung Park, Indiana University
Expanding Social Networking to Analyze Multiple Levels of Collaboration	Patricia Noonan, Amy Gaumer Erickson, University of Kansas
Evaluating National Science Foundation’s Math and Science Partnership-Start Program Using Survey Data and 2-Mode Social Network Analysis	Michael Steketee, Molly Hershey-Arista, Gary Silverstein, Joy Frechtling, Westat
A Demonstration on the NetDraw Visualization Program for Creating Sociograms	Maryann Durland, Durland Consulting
The Use of ORA and Automap in Social Network Analysis	Kimberly Fredericks, The Sage Colleges
Evaluation Through the Lens of Social Network Analysis	Chair: Kimberly Fredericks, The Sage Colleges
Understanding the Evaluation Field as a Complex Network of Professionals, Relations And Influences	Martina Rillo Otero, Madelene Barboza, Instituto Fonte Para o Desenvolvimento Social Antonio Bara Bresolin, Itaú Social Foundation
Social Network Analysis: The Devil is in the Details	Kimberly Fredericks, Kathleen Kelly, Sonya Hauser,The Sage Colleges Joanne Carman, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Privacy in an Age of Social Networks: How Can We As Evaluators Balance the Value of Social Network Data with Respect for Privacy of Individual Information?	Stacey Friedman, Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education & Research Irina Agoulnik, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Social Network Analysis (SNA) Topical Interest Group Business Meeting and Think Tank: SNA in Evaluation - Lessons Learned and Future Directions	Maryann Durland, Durland Consulting Stacey Friedman, Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education & Research Irina Agoulnik, Brigham and Women's Hospital Todd Honeycutt, Mathematica Policy Research

2011 Presentations

Session Title	Presenters
Using Social Network Analysis to Understand and Enhance Collaboration in Community Coalitions and Inter-Agency Initiatives	David Merves, Evergreen Evaluation & Consulting Jan Vanslyke, JVS Evaluation Inc James Frasier, University of Wisconsin-Madison Jeni Cross, Colorado State University
Assessing Coalition Building and Relationships Through Social Network Analysis	Todd Honeycutt, Mathematica Policy Research
Social Network Analysis TIG Business Meeting and Presentation: The Application of Multiple Measures in SNA Evaluations	Maryann Durland, Durland Consulting
From Survey Data to Network Mapping and Beyond: Describing Inter-Organizational Coordination and Collaboration Networks	Gary Resnick, Michelle Magee, Sae Lee, Raul Martinez, Harder+Company Community Research Community Research
Weaving Networks, Weaving Change: Practical Uses and Experiences of Inter-Organizational Network Analysis Findings	Chair: Raul Martinez,Harder+Company Community Research
Change Over Time in Networks of Care Providers in Monterey County and Interpretations of Systems Change (presentation)	David Dobrowski, First 5 Monterey County Raul Martinez, Harder+Company Community Research
Measuring Inter-Agency Collaboration and Coordination in First 5 Fresno County: Experiences of Evaluators and Stakeholders in Understanding Systems Change Over Time (presentation)	Gary Resnick, Harder+Company Community Research Olivia Arnold, First 5 Fresno County
Social Network Analysis as a Tool for Engaging Communities in the Assessment of Inter-Organizational Collaboration (presentation)	Sae Lee, Harder+Company Community Research
Social Network Analysis in Education: Evaluation of Impact, Growth and Collaboration	Ashley T Brenner, Jason Gallo, Asha Balakrishnan, Gina Walejko, Mario Nuez, Vanessa Pena, Stephanie Shipp, IDA Science & Technology Policy Institute Roberta Spalter-Roth, Jean Shin, Olga Mayorova - American Sociological Association Rebecca Woodland, Shannon Barry, Katrina Crotts, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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