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Systems Evaluation Protocol (from the Cornell Office of Research on Evaluation)

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Systems Evaluation Protocol (from the Cornell Office of Research on Evaluation)

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Program Evaluation Resources (Rutgers NJAES)

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Claire Stoscheck- claire@goldenaspenconsulting.com or 607-351-3831   (local to Ithaca)
Claire Stoscheck, MPP is an evaluator, researcher & facilitator who is passionate about assisting clients to better do their social or environmental mission work. She is the Founder and Lead Consultant at Golden Aspen Consulting, a women-owned evaluation firm based in Ithaca, NY, where Claire collaboratively supports organizations to help them find the clarity needed to more effectively carry out their mission-driven work. She applies an equity lens to her practice.

Syracuse University’s Office of Professional Research and Development, which provides program evaluation:

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 A General Inductive Approach for Analyzing Qualitative Evaluation Data.

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 A General Inductive Approach for Analyzing Qualitative Evaluation Data.

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Resonance, stickiness, and the value propositions of Evaluation Capacity Building: Key takeaways and future directions. 

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Resonance, stickiness, and the value propositions of Evaluation Capacity Building: Key takeaways and future directions. 

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The relational nature of Evaluation Capacity Building: Lessons from facilitated evaluation partnerships. 

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The relational nature of Evaluation Capacity Building: Lessons from facilitated evaluation partnerships. 

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Logic Models -video tutorial and resources on CCE staff site

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Logic Models -video tutorial and resources on CCE staff site

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Evaluation Resources from Cornell and Bill Trochim 

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LibGuides: PADM 5900: Consulting for Government and Nonprofit Organizations: Evaluation Resources

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