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Session Schedule for: Thursday, Nov 12, 9:15 AM to 10:45 AM

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Room
Mentoring via the Independent Consulting TIG: Enhancing the Value of Professional Affiliations
the Boardroom
Setting Those Needs-based Priorities
Panzacola Section F1
Context Sensitivity in a Multi-site Process Evaluation
Panzacola Section F2
Challenges of Evaluating Public Health Programs in Non-traditional Settings: The Experiences of Three Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Projects
Panzacola Section F3
Building and Sustaining Regional Connections Among Affiliates for Evaluation Leadership
Panzacola Section F4
Observational Rubrics: Development, Use, and Scoring for Youth and Adult Extension Education Programs
Panzacola Section G1
Building Evaluation Capacity With Technology: Using Web Analytics, Web Integrated Database, and Computer Aided Web Interviewing
Panzacola Section G2
An Alternate Group Technique: The Delphi
Panzacola Section H1
Methodological Innovations: When There are Holes in Your Data
Panzacola Section H2
The Complicated Relationship Between Context and Use: Lessons Across Five Countries
Panzacola Section H3
Effective Practice in Nonprofit Evaluation
Panzacola Section H4
Generalizability Theory Applications in Program and Policy Evaluation: An Introduction and Application To Quasi-Experimental and Experimental Designs
Sebastian Section I2
Making the Most Out of Multi-site Evaluations: How Involving People Makes Sense
Sebastian Section I3
Developing Cultural Competence Measures and Methods in Program Evaluation
Sebastian Section I4
Spell it Out! The Importance of Communication for Evaluators and Clients
Sebastian Section J
Context and its Influences on Methodological Choices in Evaluation
Sebastian Section K
A Qualitative and Quantitative Approach to Impact Evaluations of International Development Interventions: The Case of Heifer International in 20 Countries, 2005-2009
Sebastian Section L1
Evaluating the Performance of International Social Change Networks Immersed in Complexity
Sebastian Section L2
Exploring Effective Strategies for Facilitating Evaluation Capacity Building
Sebastian Section L3
Advances in Evaluating Evaluation Theory
Sebastian Section L4
Monitoring Contextual Factors in Physical Activity Interventions That Target Change in the Social and Physical Environment
Suwannee 11
The Impact of Evaluation Capacity Building Activities
Suwannee 12
Working With Educational Outcome Data: Four Strategies
Suwannee 13
Measuring School Success: Quantitative and Qualitative Tools
Suwannee 14
Working With Comparison Groups in Educational Program Evaluation: How, What, Where, When, and Why?
Suwannee 15
Advancing Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education Program Evaluation: A "Tapas" of Field Experiences and Lessons Learned
Suwannee 16
Tools for Integrating Learning and Knowledge Practice Into Non-profits
Suwannee 18
Public Health Emergency Preparedness: Identifying and Interpreting Boundaries, Complexities, and Drivers to Establish an Evaluation Methodology
Suwannee 19
Roundtable Rotation I: Creating Student Outcomes Assessment and Program Review Dashboards: Does Stakeholder Context Matter?

Roundtable Rotation II: Rising to the Challenges of Incorporating Course-Embedded Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes Into Higher Education Cultures
Suwannee 20
Roundtable Rotation I: Measuring Results of Social Justice Philanthropy: Examining Challenges and Promising Practices in Light of a Shifting Context

Roundtable Rotation II: Evaluator's Role: Bridging Social Investor and Nonprofit Needs
Suwannee 21
Evaluation Issues in the Distance Learning Domain
Wekiwa 3
Evaluations of United States Foreign Assistance Programs: Implications for Evaluation Practices
Wekiwa 4
Empowerment Evaluations: Insights, Reflections, and Implications
Wekiwa 5
The Evaluation of Technology Clusters and Cluster Initiatives, Strategies and Policies: Grounding Factors and Models
Wekiwa 6
Evaluations to Improve Research Investment and Performance
Wekiwa 7
Adapting Evaluation to Rapidly Changing Business Climates
Wekiwa 8
Adapting Practice to Fit Indigenous Contexts: Three Case Studies
Wekiwa 9
Assessing the Degree of Implementation When Evaluating a State-Wide Initiative
Wekiwa 10

 

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