Dear colleagues
Don't forget to register
for the Claremont Evaluation Center's workshop series. These seats are
going fast!
Best,
John
Claremont Evaluation
Center
Annual
Evaluation Workshop Series
August
23 - 28, 2014
The Claremont Evaluation
Center is proud to announce that registration is open for our annual August
Professional Development Workshop Series on Evaluation and Applied Research
Methods. Once again, professionals, academics, and students alike are invited to
take part in the vibrant on-site community in beautiful Southern California, or
to join us online for real-time interactive webcasts of the event. The
2014 series includes 22 one-day workshops for you to choose from, each one taught
by leading experts in the field. These workshops sell out quickly, so
reserve your seat today!
Information and
Registration: http://www.cgu.edu/workshops
Low Registration Rates:
On-Site Workshops
$90 per full-day workshop
for professionals
$50 per full-day workshop
for students
Online Workshops
$90 per full-day workshop
for professionals
$50 per full-day workshop
for students
These workshops include
introductory and advanced courses in evaluation and applied research methods.
See below for the full list of titles, or visit us online to see all speakers
and workshop descriptions.
2014 Workshops List:
- Basics of
Evaluation and Applied Research Methods (Donaldson & Christie)
- Applied Multiple
Regression: Mediation, Moderation, and More (Berger)
- Big Data (Horan &
Thoms)
- Evaluation-Specific
Methodology (Scriven)
- Data Visualization
(Azzam)
- Cultural
Responsiveness in Applied Research and Evaluation (Hopson & Casillas)
- Survey Research
Methods (Siegel)
- Quasi-Experimental
Design (Crano)
- Empowerment
Evaluation: From Capacity-Building Concepts to Corporate Philanthropic Case
Studies (Fetterman)
- Real-World
Evaluation: Conducting Rigorous Impact Evaluations Under Real-World Conditions
(Khan & Bamberger)
- Introduction to
Qualitative Research Methods (Salazar)
- Introduction to
Educational Evaluation (Berry & Eddy)
- Evaluating Program
Viability, Effectiveness, and Transferability: An Integrated Perspective (Chen)
- Cultivating
Self-in-Context as Responsive Evaluators: Engaging Boundaries, Borderlands, and
Border Crossings (Symonette & Bledsoe)
- Multilevel Modeling
(Thomas)
- Practical Program
Design and Redesign: A Theory-Driven Approach (Donaldson & Gargani)
- Evaluability
Assessment: When, Why and How (Trevisan & Walser)
- Leadership
Assessment [In-Person Only] (Reichard)
- Grant Proposal
Writing (Omoto)
- Developmental
Evaluation [Online Only] (Patton)
- How to Manage
Equity-Focused and Gender-Responsive Evaluations [Online Only] (Segone & Ocampo)
- Principles-Based
Evaluation [Online Only] (Patton) – A World Premiere
We hope to see many of you
in Southern California this August, and many others online!
For more information,
contact:
John M. LaVelle, Ph.D.
Director of Operations and
External Affairs
School of Social Science,
Policy & Evaluation
Claremont Graduate
University
(909) 607-9016
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