Poster presentation 279: Evaluation 2015 -- We look at the challenges and benefits of creating and using a fully articulated program theory model from the perspective of the PI and program stakeholders and from the external evaluator
CTTI AEA Conference Poster 2015 FINAL.pdf
This is a PDF of poster #2348, presenting at the poster session of AEA's 2015 conference in Chicago. Here is the abstract: The evaluation lead for SCIENCES (Supporting a Community's Informal Education Needs: Confidence and Empowerment in STEM) will address the factors of the NSF-funded project that led the creating a community-based evaluation team in Chicago's Fuller Park neighborhood
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Evaluators entering the world of Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) institutes are often struck by the complexity of evaluating these institutions. Each CTSA encompasses several cores, or research service providers (i.e., drug discovery and development, biomedical informatics, or community engagement), with drastically different focuses and, therefore, indicators of progress. Annually, evaluators are challenged with developing integrated reports for the National Institute of Health using data collected in the diverse CTSA cores. This poster presentation will first display how two new-to-CTSA evaluators tackled the task of understanding CTSAs
FINAL Poster_10_4_13.pdf
In the poster, the authors compares the educational policies at the recent turn of century of China and America and the trends in assessment and evaluation generated in respective policy contexts, challenges unique and shared. And point out the dilemma in educational evaluation facing both countries
Poster-1.V8.withText_final.10.15.13.pdf
This project was designed to 1) establish criteria for conducting a culturally responsive evaluation of STEM programs and 2) to establish criteria for assessing cultural responsiveness in STEM program planning. A secondary objective was to evaluate the relationship between points 1 and 2. We recruited staff from programs conducting evaluations throughout New York. As well as evaluators nationally that identified a concern with diversity issues in evaluation through membership with American Evaluation Association topical interest groups
ADPIE PosterAEA2009.pptx
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This poster, presented at the 2012 AEA Conference, provides an overview of the iBioSketch tool. iBioSketch is a customizable web application that tracks career progress for undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows in the biomedical sciences
aea poster - 2012 - FINAL.pdf
This document is part of a series of Tipsheets that contain practical evaluation illustrations based on current research and developed by Nancy Ellen Kiernan at Penn State Cooperative Extension
Tipsheet 63.pdf
Poster background information from AEA Evaluation 2011: WHO /EMRO initiated Basic Development Needs (BDN) in diverse countries of the region following objectives: - Organising the community and building its capacity - Promoting self-management and self-reliance - Building relationships with different stakeholders Partnership was necessary between the community, facilitators, and technical support team
empowerment BDN 2.doc