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Susan Tucker
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Joaquina Kankam
Not only is Joaquina an expert in evaluation and research, but her practical experience has made her a leader in understanding the needs of nonprofit and for profit organizations. In addition to being an educator (K-12 & Higher Education), Joaquina has presented at national conferences evaluation and published several articles for various associations and organizations.
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Moria Ragan |
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Hope Gilbert |
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Charmagne Campbell-Patton
Charmagne Campbell-Patton is a second-generation evaluator and twelfth generation European settler based in Minnesota. Her professional experience spans fifteen years of program design, implementation and evaluation work across a range of fields, including youth engagement, education, criminal and juvenile justice and philanthropy. She specializes in qualitative research methods and utilization-focused developmental evaluation. She is also a co-founder of the Blue Marble Evaluation network. Charmagne holds a BA in Political Science from Grinnell College and an MA in International Peace and Conflict Resolution from American University’s School of International Service. She is co-author of the 5th Edition of Utilization-Focused Evaluation, and has written several articles and blog posts on a range of evaluation topics. A global citizen with deep local roots, Charmagne resides near the Mississippi River on Dakota land in Minneapolis with her husband, two young children, cat and dog.
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Jennifer P. Villalobos
Jennifer P. Villalobos is a program evaluator, organizational psychologist, scholar, and researcher. She has a Ph.D. and master’s degree in Evaluation and Applied Research Methods with a co-concentration in Positive Organizational Psychology from Claremont Graduate University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and History from USC. Her primary academic interests focus on positive organizational interventions, transformative and social justice-oriented approaches to evaluation, and organizational initiatives focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). With over 20 years of experience, she runs a consulting practice that engages local, national, and international organizations, spanning multiple industries, emphasizing workplace well-being, social justice, DEI, leadership, and Evaluation Capacity Building. As a proud Mexican American, she is passionate about fairness and equity and strives to be a positive model for her children and the Latinx community.
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Minji Cho
Minji is a program and policy evaluator and a doctoral student in the Evaluation and Applied Research Methods program at Claremont Graduate University. She has extensive experience working in various social service sectors, including community-based organizations, corporate social responsibilities, and international non-governmental organizations. Her current interests include improving evaluation practices for decolonizing evaluation in international development program evaluation and developing local-driven methods.
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TIG Leadership & Member Participation
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