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Tools for Data Collection
December 9, 2015 @ 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
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About the Workshop:
Tools for Data Collection
This workshop continues our series of “how-to” evaluation sessions that focus on developing impact measurement strategies that make the most sense for your program, for those you serve, and for the level of resources you have to work with. This workshop focuses on developing realistic and effective data collection tools for evaluating your shorter and longer term objectives. Participants are asked to bring a list of program outcomes for developing at least one new approach to measurement during the workshop utilizing templates provided by the presenter.
About the Presenter:
Leslie Scheuler, PhD
Leslie has more than 20 years’ experience in organizational consulting with specialties in assessment, strategic planning, program design, data-based decision making, and collective impact. She is a top-tier professional, working with clients such as the US Department of State, the Missouri Foundation for Health, Monsanto, and the Cardinals Care Foundation. She has a PhD in Social Science Research and a Masters in Social Work from Washington University and is the author of more than 120 published reports and articles.
Tools for Data Collection
This workshop continues our series of “how-to” evaluation sessions that focus on developing impact measurement strategies that make the most sense for your program, for those you serve, and for the level of resources you have to work with. This workshop focuses on developing realistic and effective data collection tools for evaluating your shorter and longer term objectives. Participants are asked to bring a list of program outcomes for developing at least one new approach to measurement during the workshop utilizing templates provided by the presenter.
About the Presenter:
Leslie Scheuler, PhD
Leslie has more than 20 years’ experience in organizational consulting with specialties in assessment, strategic planning, program design, data-based decision making, and collective impact. She is a top-tier professional, working with clients such as the US Department of State, the Missouri Foundation for Health, Monsanto, and the Cardinals Care Foundation. She has a PhD in Social Science Research and a Masters in Social Work from Washington University and is the author of more than 120 published reports and articles.