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Session Title: Engaging Communities in Sustainable Systemic Change: A Five Year Analysis of the W K Kellogg's Leadership for Community Change Series
Panel Session 611 to be held in Pratt Room, Section B on Friday, November 9, 1:55 PM to 3:25 PM
Sponsored by the Non-profit and Foundations Evaluation TIG
Chair(s):
Matthew Militello,  University of Massachusetts, Amherst,  mattm@educ.umass.edu
Discussant(s):
Teresa Behrens,  W K Kellogg Foundation,  tbehrens@wkkf.org
Abstract: This session will explore the evaluation of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation initiative, Kellogg Leadership for Community Change (KLCC). The KLCC series aims to focus on, articulate, and celebrate leadership needs and styles at the community level to develop collective leadership for systemic change. The national evaluation team and local site evaluators were charged with responding to three overarching issues: (1) to learn how collective leadership is developed and sustained for improvements in teaching and learning, (2) to learn about community readiness and capacity to create change, and (3) to learn how organizational structures can enhance community building and leadership for change. The first series of KLCC focused on six communities across the U.S. between 2002 and 2004. Recently, a longitudinal evaluation of the sites was conducted. This presentation will report on the findings from KLCC from 2002-2007 with evaluation data that includes interviews, surveys, Photovoice, and Q-methodology.
Evaluating Collective Leadership for Community Change
Maenette Benham,  Michigan State University,  mbenham@msu.edu
Maenette Benham is the principal investigator for series one and two of the Kellogg Leadership for Community Change initiative. She is also leads the longitudinal evaluation team. Benham will provide an overview of the evaluation design.
Q-Methodology for Collective Leadership
Matthew Militello,  University of Massachusetts, Amherst,  mattm@educ.umass.edu
Matt Militello has been a member of the national evaluation team since 2002. He has also been contracted by Kellogg to be a member of the longitudinal evaluation team. Militello will describe the use of Q-methodology in the six sites as a longitudinal measure of collective leadership.
Surveying for Collective Leadership
Anna Ortiz,  California State University, Long Beach,  aortiz6@csulb.edu
Anna Ortiz is leading the survey development in the KLCC series. She will report on the use of site-based and on-line surveys in the longitudinal evaluation efforts.
The Power of the Local Evaluation Team
Crystal Elissetche,  Kalamazoo College,  kurisuteru04@yahoo.com
Crystal Elissetche began her work at a KLCC Fellow in the South Texas site. As a fellow, she also worked as a member of the local evaluation team. In 2005, Crystal was contracted as a member of the longitudinal national evaluation team. Her presentation will focus on the implementation, support, and sustainability of local evaluation efforts.
Using the Photovoice Process as a Data Collection Tool
John Oliver,  Michigan State University,  oliver10@msu.edu
John will be discussing the use of the Photovoice process as a data collection tool for this evaluation.
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