Conference History October 6, 2011 Frances McClelland Leadership Center Tucson, AZ Theme: Systems Change, Collective Impact, and Evaluation. Keynote speaker: Julia Coffman, Center for Evaluation Innovation. Keynote Presentation Materials April 29, 2011 Central Arizona Corporate Center - Casa Grande, AZTheme: Innovation and Evaluation Conference Information April 22, 2010 at the East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Theme: Culturally Competent Evaluation & Social Network Analysis Presenters:  Frederic Malter, ERDU; Cassandra O'Neill & Sarah Griffiths of Wholonomy Consulting  Conference Photos Conference Material Request Spring 2009, May 7th at the East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Theme: Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis Presenter: Patricia Herman, ERDU Conference Materials Conference Photos Fall 2008, November 18th at the Franciscan Renewal Center Theme: Strengths-Based Evaluation and Consulting Spring 2008, May 16th at DoubleTree Hotel Tucson at Reid Park Theme: How to Effectively Manage and Oversee Evaluation Projects Presenter: James Bell of James Bell Associates, Inc. Fall 2007, October 12th at Rawhide Western Town Theme: Data: Resources and Solutions Presenters: Anne Stahl, PhD, National Center for Juvenile Justice; Jeanne Blackburn, MA, Governor's Office for Children, Youth and Families; Michelle Nietch, MA, Statistical Analysis Center; Lisa Shumaker, MA, Behavioral Health Services; Zeenat Mahal, MBBS, MS, Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona; Lois Sayrs, PhD, Arizona Auditor General’s Office; Mary Lee Madison, MA, Maricopa County; Maureen Tonn, CPA, Arizona Auditor General’s Office; and Wendy Wolfersteig, PhD, Arizona Prevention Resource Center.

Spring 2007, May 4th
at Grace Inn, Ahwatukee 
Theme: Conducting Effective Evaluation with Special Populations
Presenters: Carol Locust, Ph.D., Consultant; Stafford L. Hood, Ph.D., Arizona State University, Mary Lou Fulton College of Education; Bárbara J. Robles, Ph.D., Arizona State University, School of Social Work; and David Choate, Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety.

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Clusters

The Clusters offer members and nonmembers a regular forum to discuss evaluation topics and share ideas with their colleagues. There is no charge for cluster meeting attendance.

Upcoming Clusters:

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