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Room
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On a REMOTE Island: Surviving an Online Graduate Program in Evaluation: Questions, Answers, Final Lessons, and More Questions
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the Boardroom
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Do-It-Yourself Evaluation for Small Advocacy and Community Organizing Groups
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Panzacola Section F1
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Evaluating Program Sustainability: A Context for Program Evaluation Over Time
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Panzacola Section F3
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Tobacco Control Evaluation Initiatives
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Panzacola Section F4
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Taking Control of Your Evaluation Career
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Panzacola Section G1
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Program Theory and Theory-driven Evaluation TIG Business Meeting and Think Tank: Using Context, Evidence, and Program Theory to Build External Validity
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Panzacola Section G2
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Using Rigorous Qualitative Data Analysis to Enhance Random Assignment Designs: Lessons From an Evaluation of a Teacher Professional Development Program
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Panzacola Section H1
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Quantitative Methods TIG Business Meeting and Discussion: Building the Evidence Base for Evaluation Design
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Panzacola Section H2
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Painting a Picture Worth 1000 Words: Using Microsoft Excel or R Statistical Software to Create Powerful Graphs and Charts
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Panzacola Section H3
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Nonprofits and Collaborative Evaluation
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Panzacola Section H4
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Cases for the Program Evaluation Standards, 3rd Edition: Reflective Practice and Problem-solving
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Sebastian Section I1
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Participation and Fidelity
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Sebastian Section I2
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Evaluating the Federal Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative: Design and Analysis Approaches to Address Context Challenges
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Sebastian Section I3
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From Implementation to Sustainability: A Report on How the American Evaluation Association/Duquesne University Graduate Education Diversity Internship Program remained Responsive to the Evaluation Professional Needs and Stakeholder Demands during the First Five Years
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Sebastian Section I4
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Establishing Effective Relationships: Presentation of a New Checklist to Help Evaluators Understand and Work With Diverse Clients
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Sebastian Section J
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Rumbles From the North: How Canadian Evaluators Respond (or not) to the Context for Evaluation
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Sebastian Section K
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Evaluating Health Programs in Developing Countries
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Sebastian Section L1
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Ideas for Partnering With International Evaluators: A Follow-up Brainstorming Session Sponsored by The American Evaluators Association's International Committee and the International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation (IOCE)
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Sebastian Section L2
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Organizational Learning and Evaluation Capacity Building TIG Business Meeting and Presentations: Appreciative Inquiry, Organizational Learning, and Evaluative Excitement
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Sebastian Section L3
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Restoring Context to Evaluation Practice
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Sebastian Section L4
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Evaluating Community Health: Developing Capacity and Lessons Learned
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Suwannee 11
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Health-Related Evaluation Approaches Used in Senior Populations With Disability or Limited English Proficiency
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Suwannee 12
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Weights and Measures: Resolving and Reporting on Differences Between Qualitative and Quantitative Findings
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Suwannee 13
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Using Longitudinal Assessment Data: Feedback Tool for Teachers and Schools
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Suwannee 14
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Outcomes Measures in Educational Program Evaluation: Lessons About Validity
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Suwannee 15
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Strategies for Conducting Research on Evaluation
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Suwannee 16
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Evaluative Directions in Developing Practices in Higher Education Assessment
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Suwannee 17
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Who Knows? Facilitating Meaningful and Manageable Participatory Data Analysis
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Suwannee 18
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Roundtable Rotation I: Building 4-H Evaluation Capacity Through Learning Communities: Tales From the National 4-H Evaluation Learning Communities Project
Roundtable Rotation II: Building an Extension Community of Practice in Evaluation
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Suwannee 19
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Roundtable Rotation I: Understanding the Effectiveness of Higher Education Coursework in Preparing Teachers for the Profession
Roundtable Rotation II: Context and Validity in Evaluating Measures of Teacher Beliefs
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Suwannee 20
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Roundtable Rotation I: Putting Data and Evaluation Into Context for Non-profits
Roundtable Rotation II: Challenging The Dominant Paradigm: Lessons From Evaluators and Their Foundation and Non-profit Partners
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Suwannee 21
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Asa Hilliard Think Tank: Implications of Culturally Responsive Methodology: Where Do We Go From Here?
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Wekiwa 3
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Unique Challenges With International Monitoring and Evaluation Activities: Examples From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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Wekiwa 4
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Youth Participatory Evaluation: Models, Strategies, and Outcomes
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Wekiwa 5
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Improving on Peer Review, Publication, and Patent Analysis: Views From Denmark, Taiwan and Korea
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Wekiwa 6
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Multi-Level and Multi-Factor Approach to Research Program Evaluation: Designing and Implementing the Evaluation of the Europeans Union's Framework Programs for Research and Technology Development
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Wekiwa 7
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Global Perspectives on Human Resource Program Evaluation
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Wekiwa 8
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Environmental Education Evaluation: Time to Reflect, Time for Change
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Wekiwa 9
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Using Online Learning Circles as a Strategy for Professional Development Among Practicing Evaluators
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Wekiwa 10
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