American Evaluation Association Annual Meeting (Nov. 9th)

Rockman et al is pleased to participate in two sessions at Evaluation 2017, the annual meeting of the American Evaluation Association, which is being held this year in Washington, DC!

Kristin Bass will be presenting a Birds of a Feather session on Thursday, November 9th from 12:15pm to 1:15pm. She will be presenting with Linda Thurston (Kansas State University), Pam Bishop (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) and Lisa Kaczmarczyk (PhD Consulting, LLC). Their session is entitled “Multi-scale evaluation and INCLUDES Alliance projects.”

Jennifer Borland will be presenting as part of a panel titled “The next best thing to being there: Telepresent Data Collection,” Thursday, November 9th from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. in the Thurgood Salon South.

See below for more details on Jen and Kristin’s presentations!

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i3 Project Directors Meeting

Meet Adam Moylan at the i3 Project Directors Meeting, July 16-18, in Washington DC. Adam will be participating in the meeting for the WestEd Leading with Learning project.

2017 Citizen Science Association Conference

Meet Camellia Sanford at the 2017 Citizen Science Association conference in St. Paul Minnesota, May 17th-May 20th. Camellia will be co-facilitating a workshop, “What is Your Impact? Learn to Evaluate Your Citizen Science Project” on Weds., May 17th from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm.

NSF STEM For All Video Showcase

Camellia Sanford will be participating in the online discussion of the Peg + Cat Early Learning of Math Through Media project during the 2017 NSF STEM For All Video Showcase, Monday, May 15th-May 22nd. Researchers, content developers, educators, and members of the general public are invited to vote on their favorite videos and contribute to a STEM project discussion.

“Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation in Public History”

Meet Jennifer Borland, Weds., April 19, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Implementation workshop of the National Council on Public History workshop: “Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation in Public History: Purpose, Process, and Implementation.” There is a $45 fee to register for the workshop, which will be held at the The Westin Indianapolis in Indiana.