Evaluation 2020

A Tale of Two (Graduate Student) Evaluators: Session ID 2625 

10-21-2020 20:29

Abstract: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times (and we’ve experienced both!) In this session, we will compare the benefits and limitations of a set of evaluations - one funded and one not - led by two different first-year graduate student evaluators studying university programs designed to help undergraduate students. Many of us assume that a funded project implies a simpler process or that evaluations without financial backing makes for bad study, but in practice, this simply is not always true. Participants will be given a brief comparison of both studies, some tips and tricks that peers can use if they find themselves in similar situations, and a working list of resources that graduate student evaluators can use whether their projects are funded or not.

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10-30-2020 09:30

Nicely done, and what a good idea for a presentation! It's helpful to see this side-by-side comparison of a funded vs. unfunded project. It looks like even though funding allows more options, having no funding is maybe more liberating in some ways because, as you pointed out, you aren't as tied to the original budget. More room for flexibility adaptation. Plus, having some restrictions can sometimes help to focus scope and design.