The Claremont Evaluation
Center is Proud to Announce:
The
Annual Summer Evaluation Workshop Series
August
25 - 29, 2013
The Claremont Evaluation
Center is proud to offer our Summer 2013 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 2013 series includes 21 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
New 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.
2013 Workshops List:
- Basics of
Evaluation & Applied Research Methods (Donaldson & Christie)
- Applied Multiple
Regression: Mediation, Moderation, and More (Berger)
- Experience Sampling
Methods (Nakamura)
- Grant Proposal
Writing (Omoto)
- The Tip of the
Iceberg: Beyond Program Evaluation (Scriven)
- Cultural
Responsiveness in Applied Research and Evaluation (Hopson & Casillas)
- Evaluating Program
Viability, Effectiveness, and Transferability: An Integrated Perspective (Chen)
- Introduction to
Educational Evaluation (Berry & Eddy)
- Survey Research
Methods (Siegel)
- Positive Psychology
Research and Evaluation (Donaldson)
- Introduction to
Qualitative Methods (Salazar)
- Translating AEA's
Public Statement on Cultural Competence in Evaluation into Practice (Bledsoe)
- International
Development Evaluation (Conner)
- Policy Evaluation
(Leos-Urbel)
- Using Technology to
Improve Research and Evaluation (Azzam)
- Introduction to
Program Design: A Theory-Driven Approach (Donaldson & Gargani)
- Social Cost-Benefit
Analysis (Campbell)
- Hierarchical Linear
Modeling (Thomas)
- Leadership
Assessment [In-Person Only] (Reichard)
- Evaluability
Assessment: When, Why and How (Trevisan & Walser)
- Developmental
Evaluation [Online Only] (Patton)
We hope to see many of you
in Southern California this August, and many others online!
For more information,
contact:
John M. LaVelle
Director of Operations and
External Affairs
School of Behavioral and
Organizational Sciences
School of Politics and
Economics
Claremont Graduate
University
(909) 607-9016
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